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Dilsa's here at Charlie 460.

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What are these things?

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I don't know about these things.

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I'm a lady who's here and I do
ladies thing.

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I attend the operators.

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Drink fluffy kittens and shit.

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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and
girls, please put your hands
together for the Delta.

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See ya da Charlie.

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460.

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$16 million worth of airplane
strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into
the future.

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I'm testing his new career.

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[ Music ]

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Do

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You're not running

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How heavy is that, first?

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Theory and motion.

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Wake up.

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This is the daily source code
episode 360.

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As you can tell from the sound,

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very different sound today
coming to you from

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Hyde Park in London.

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You can probably hear the den of
the traffic in the background.

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Let me just shut up for a second
so you can listen to the sounds
of the park.

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Can hear some birds.

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This is actually a great proof
that you can make fun shows,

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even if you don't have the big
ballsy compressor and
microphone,

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etc.

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Actually, I'm going to hold
the...

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This is the love microphone that
I usually carry with me,

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so I'm going to hold it up in
front of my face to give you a
little better clarity.

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The show is being done like this
today.

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Well, stayed in the city last
night in London

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as we have a pretty important
announcement tomorrow.

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That'll be Wednesday, the 13th.

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Wednesday, the 13th, pretty
important announcement here in
the UK.

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So I'll be staying here tonight
as well.

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Well, you know what that means?

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It means I'm on the road.

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Cast blaster is with me and
that's all I got.

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Now I must say, I have the
headphones, the Patricia bought,

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her headphones, I took those
with me and man.

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It's such a difference to create
the show

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when you're completely
encapsulated by the sound,

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because these really lock off
all exterior sound

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and you only hear basically
what's coming in.

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So I'm going to give you a
little bit of a hint of what
we're announcing tomorrow.

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I'll give you a preview of that.

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And of course, plenty of
feedback from you guys.

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Yo, Adam, this is Paige from the
sneakart FM podcast.

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I just had to stop and listen to
the DSC 459

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because I just have to say,

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this is brilliant podcasting.

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This is so nice.

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The interview with Ken Clark and
stories about the old MTV days.

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Yeah, it's just very nice to
listen to.

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Even though I don't get most of
it, you're saying,

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and all the names don't ring any
bells for me.

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So here's my profile.

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32 podcaster being listener for
two years,

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being a podcaster for eight
months,

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due to you and Don and Drew,

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and Folder.

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Yeah.

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I knew it.

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Oh, man.

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Actually, it just started to
drizzle a little bit here in the
park.

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So I was sitting on a bench and
I've moved underneath the tree.

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Well, let me see if I can use my
bag as a backstop there.

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Okay. Oh, yes.

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Now I can lean back a little
bit.

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So I've got droplets on the
keyboard.

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Even though I'm under the tree,

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it's getting a little bit
heavier here.

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Now what can you do?

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So tomorrow, as I said,

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and I mentioned this,

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I think on yesterday's show as
well,

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there's going to be an
announcement for the UK market.

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And of course, I can't tell you,

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I know a lot of you listen one
day later,

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so I can't actually,

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so you'll probably know the news
by now

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if you're listening on a delay,

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which is part of what
podcasting's about.

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So you'll probably already know
what's going on,

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but I do want to give you just a
little bit of a tease.

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I've bleeped out the appropriate
name,

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so you won't be able to figure
out what we're actually
announcing,

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but it is pretty cool.

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Check this out.

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Today, we're announcing that pod
share

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are creating a new type of
network.

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Combining incredible wealth of
content

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with the ability for the
audience to become part of the
show.

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Now with pod share,

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we're combining the power of
broadband

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with the technology behind
podcasting

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to create tomorrow's network.

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In the process,

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we want to give our customers
the chance

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to become involved with both an
audience

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and as contributors.

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Now, how does that sound?

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Does that sound like fun or
what?

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Uh-huh.

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Do well on that.

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Well, Parkie checks in.

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Hi, Adam, it's Parkie.

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I was going to win you a Monday
to see

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let you know the results and the
experiment I was doing,

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but I just had a very bizarre
experience

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in the same experience in
Greenwich and London,

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and I just thought I'd run you
in a bit early

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and let you know.

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Now, the first part of it was I
didn't experiment

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with this.

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Well, you know, I'm a folder.

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Everyone knows I'm a folder.

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But I tried this scrunching
stuff.

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Ugh!

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Ah!

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Now, the one we're going to go
into anymore detail

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but...

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Dude, whatever you do,

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do not attempt scrunching

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without a trained professional
nearby.

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Oh, yeah!

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Anyway, the weird thing was,

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I was in St. Louis

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and I'm wondering up and down
the aisles

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and I'm listening to today's
show

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that's Friday,

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so early on, Friday came out

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and I was just singing

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10-4, 10-4, 10-4, 10-4,

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at moment to myself,

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very quietly,

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and a guy just went,

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don't you still scope?

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Anyway, I had a little chat with
him,

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he's listening up from around
here

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to sort of let you know.

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Very bizarre experience.

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Still a folder.

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Always will be a folder.

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Bye-bye.

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Thank you, Parti.

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Wow, interesting.

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That is...

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What are the chances, huh?

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What are the chances

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that you'd be walking through

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the aisles of St. Louis

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singing along.

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10-4, 10-4,

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at moment.

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I guess there's something

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to this podcasting stuff after
all, huh?

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What do veteran broadcasters

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think of podcasters and
podcasting?

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Join me, Trucker Tom,

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on Monday, September 18th,

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for an interview

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I did with veteran broadcaster,

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Haley Rose.

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That's where podcasting comes
in.

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It allows us,

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allows other people

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to get into the business

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because there's nowhere

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anymore for new people

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to start out

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and to be back.

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You have that opportunity, Tom.

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I give it to you.

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Listen to the perspective of a
broadcaster

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who got his start

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in the Golden Age of Radio

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and helped pioneer the genre

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of Talk Radio

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as we know it today.

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And I've been in broadcasting

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ever since in one way

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or another,

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I've produced television shows

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in the early days of television.

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You know, I've been a freelance
performer

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for many years.

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I do radio,

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television shows.

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I've had my own TV shows,

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and I've got my own radio shows.

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I've had a very long career.

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On Monday, September 18th,

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find out about UFOs,

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electronic voice phenomena,

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and the unexplained

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at www.truckerTompodcast.com.

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You can check out his video
cast, too.

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He's doing something that I
think is

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just fascinating.

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This is on as I think it's his

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boom, boom, video podcast.

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He tapes

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a certain legs of his journey.

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A trucker Tom, of course,

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being an actual trucker.

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And he,

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and so he speeds it up

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and times it out to fit in with
pod safe music.

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And I got to tell you,

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it's kind of trippy.

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So essentially he's creating
music videos.

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So you couldn't just subscribe
to the feed

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and hear some great pod safe
music tunes.

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And if you have a video playing
device,

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you glance down,

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you check it out.

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And you've got some visuals to
go along with it.

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And sometimes the timing of the
turns

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and the road and the traffic
patterns

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and the flow and he really does
speed it up quite a bit.

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Coinside with the music in the
most eerie way.

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Now check that out.

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Remember of our pod show network
family.

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Talker Tom.

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Call the D.S.C.

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In the U.S.A.

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That's plus one

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201

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6256357

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That's plus one

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201

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6256357

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In England

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The U.K.

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It's plus four four

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07

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6853

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That's plus four

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4

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2 07

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6853

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If you're a scruncher,

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a boulder

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to fingers or a houlder call
now.

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What?

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What was that?

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A scruncher or a folder?

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Wait, let me listen to that
again.

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A scruncher folder to fingers or
a hold.

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Hold on.

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Let me check.

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Let's see.

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What was that here?

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Let me rewind that.

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If you're a scruncher,

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a boulder to fingers or a
houlder call now.

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Yeah.

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Keep those voicemail jingles
coming in.

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I really love them.

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Hey Adam.

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Nick, you're here.

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It's from Radio Post Apocalypse.

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I just just thought I'd weigh in
on the editing debate.

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Like you, I don't really edit my
show.

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It's not like I'm aiming for
some highly natural sound
rating.

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I'm just lazy bastard.

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I mean, it's why I'm using cat
glasses in the first place,
right?

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I mean, it allows you to do
everything in real time.

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You don't need to do any post
editing at all.

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And it's not that throw that in
there.

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Later.

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All right, sorry about the sound
quality there.

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I guess I didn't pull that
particular one through my
processing.

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When I get it from the
voicemail,

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usually it sounds a bit better.

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But yeah, you're a lazy cast
blastered.

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That's what it is.

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Users of cast blaster are cast
blastered.

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Speaking of which,

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I want to wind up this whole
Joseph Jaffee across the sound
thing

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that's been going back and
forth.

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For those of you just catch, and
this is really ended,

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because, you know, we've had our
fun.

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For those of you that haven't
been following along very
closely,

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Joseph Jaffee has a show called
Across the Sound.

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It's a new marketing podcast.

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And he interviewed Ron Blumenty,

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and he split the interview into
two parts.

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And after playing part one, he
essentially said on the show

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that he was holding part two
hostage until I gave him some
love

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and some traffic and some link
love, et cetera, et cetera,

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which I, you know, of course
took some offense to.

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It was like, hey, dude, you
didn't say I had to do that.

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So that went back and forth.

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And on the most recent episode,
I think it's 53 across the
sound.

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Joseph really lays it all out,
and he says it was a joke.

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It was intended to be a joke.

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He wasn't serious about it.

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Okay, I'm willing to buy that,
but of course,

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you know, some punishment has to
be dulled out here.

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And let me say, I got a whole
bunch of interesting,

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interesting punishment
suggestions.

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Let me see,

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was this newbie, is that newbie,
as for Joseph Jaffee,

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I say you lock him in a closet
and make him listen to the
entire

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Keith and the girl archives,
interesting for sure.

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Adam, please be a really great
hearted person for give that.

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Is that microphone cut?

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Yeah, I'm gonna change that.

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Go.

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Okay, sorry about that.

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That really sucked ass.

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Okay, batteries have been
changed.

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Oh, I think the sound is even a
little bit better.

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All right, let's get back to
where we were with Joseph
Jaffee.

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Let me see, here we go.

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Have him do a five minute video
on his podcast,

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where he tongues a picture of
Phyllis Diller,

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while playing Lawrence,

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well, music in the background,

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wearing a hopping t-shirt.

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I think we already did that one.

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I didn't like that.

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There were some other
suggestions, though,

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check this out.

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Hi, Adam.

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This is Karen from Virginia,
just casting a vote

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on the punishment.

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And I think that the best
punishment

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would be to let him listen to a
continuous loop

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of that first jingle for the
phone numbers.

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Actually, the second one is
really good.

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Thanks for sharing it.

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And we'll be now and always have
been a folder.

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Bye.

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Oh, you almost said scruncher, I
could hear it.

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Yeah, that may be a little bit
too harsh

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to listen to the original voice
mail loop.

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I don't think we can make
anybody do that.

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Hi, Adam. Hi, Joseph.

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This is Rich Gettarsky, a
marketing consultant

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and podcast producer in Sweden.

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I offer you my thoughts on the
curry versus Jeffy game.

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Just make things clearer.

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I'm a little listener to both of
your shows

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and therefore entitled to submit
my voice.

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First of all, I and many others,

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oh, you guys so much because you
pot father

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and that's Adam,

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hasn't only helped to realize
podcasting,

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but also pushed it forward,

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made it respectable and defined

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range of podcasting formats.

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And Joseph has done similar,

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sometimes thanks,

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but in more marketing oriented
context.

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So how can you pay back?

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Perhaps a small tribute is by
answering

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Adam's call for punishment

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and to Joseph's quest for it to
send

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or not to send question.

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I'm a sweet.

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We're known to be fond of mutual
agreement

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and common sense,

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or coolerly stated,

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love peace and understanding.

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The key words here should be

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respect and forgive.

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If the whole thing was called by
me

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to understandings on one side of
the podcast,

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then apologize publicly.

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If not, then respect each
other's feelings

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and forgive the other one.

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There are too many people out
there

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punishing each other back and
forward.

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And if Adam doesn't want Joseph
to play

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the second part,

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even though that outcome wasn't
agreed on

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beforehand,

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then Joseph should respect
Adam's demand.

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And guess we all lose a bet

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because it's the second half,

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it's at least the first one

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we still have some good
prospects.

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And one last thing.

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Now it's a few minutes after

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one coffee a.m.

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And an hour ago,

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I wanted Adam to listen to
Joseph's

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latest episode of Across the
Sound

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and I got this idea to use Skype

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and start a conference with me

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and both of your podcasts

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calling lines at the other
parties.

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So I had to get up to the
context

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and do not the PC,

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start Skype and talk.

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Hope it worked.

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So that both of you guys

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got the same comment at the same
time.

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Just one pile of things

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to stress the value of my input.

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One word,

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except there's starts with an
app.

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Folder?

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I need chance.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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Now of course I want Joseph

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to air the second part of the
interview.

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I thought it was really good.

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And he thought it was good too.

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But I do have something in mind

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for our friend, Joseph Jaffee.

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And this really comes from this
entire

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episode he did explaining

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about why he did what he did

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and what he did.

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I apologize to his audience,

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my audience,

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me, the world,

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whatever.

18:18.000 --> 18:20.000
One thing was really funny

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is that he said that when he was

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walking through hallways

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of just around the street

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that people who knew

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and would say,

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Ben Oberbitch.

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I think it's incredibly funny.

18:31.000 --> 18:32.000
So here's the punishment

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that I've come up with

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and we're going to keep it
really light.

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And this is right in line

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with the Sensei of Vulcan Mind
trick.

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So I want you to really jam
those

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ear buds into your ear

18:43.000 --> 18:44.000
or if you're listening

18:44.000 --> 18:45.000
on the computer.

18:45.000 --> 18:46.000
I want you to turn up the sound

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a little bit.

18:47.000 --> 18:48.000
Maybe you should close the door

18:48.000 --> 18:49.000
first.

18:49.000 --> 18:50.000
So nobody hears you go ahead.

18:50.000 --> 18:51.000
I'll give you a second to go

18:51.000 --> 18:52.000
to get up and go close

18:52.000 --> 18:53.000
the door to your office

18:53.000 --> 18:54.000
or wherever you are.

18:54.000 --> 18:55.000
Okay.

18:55.000 --> 18:56.000
Turn the sound up a little bit.

18:56.000 --> 18:57.000
Now,

18:57.000 --> 18:59.000
I want you to close your eyes

18:59.000 --> 19:00.000
and visualize

19:00.000 --> 19:02.000
the name Joseph Jaffee.

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It's a really cool name

19:04.000 --> 19:06.000
because it starts with two jays

19:06.000 --> 19:08.000
and it has a nice flow

19:08.000 --> 19:10.000
to it visually Joseph

19:10.000 --> 19:11.000
Jaffee

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with the pH

19:12.000 --> 19:13.000
and the double F

19:13.000 --> 19:15.000
Joseph Jaffee.

19:15.000 --> 19:16.000
Now

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from now on

19:17.000 --> 19:19.000
whenever you see the name

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or hear the name

19:21.000 --> 19:23.000
Joseph Jaffee

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you will immediately

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think

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then overbitch

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Joseph Jaffee

19:29.000 --> 19:30.000
then overbitch

19:30.000 --> 19:31.000
Hello

19:31.000 --> 19:33.000
I've lost all

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one of these here

19:34.000 --> 19:35.000
just calling

19:36.000 --> 19:37.000
Joseph Jaffee

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and I'm supposed to call back.

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This is why I haven't

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called lately

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because I'm pretty happy

19:42.000 --> 19:44.000
with my satellite service.

19:44.000 --> 19:45.000
You see

19:45.000 --> 19:46.000
I got pretty good reception

19:46.000 --> 19:47.000
but now

19:47.000 --> 19:48.000
I'm getting

19:48.000 --> 19:50.000
rather flaky

19:50.000 --> 19:51.000
reception

19:51.000 --> 19:52.000
I was trying to watch

19:52.000 --> 19:53.000
some internet

19:53.000 --> 19:54.000
ponotes

19:54.000 --> 19:55.000
and some regular television

19:55.000 --> 19:56.000
on

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and

19:57.000 --> 19:58.000
I need

19:58.000 --> 19:59.000
well, it's not coming

19:59.000 --> 20:00.000
in the way it was.

20:00.000 --> 20:01.000
So if Uncle Jaffee

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could come have a look at it

20:02.000 --> 20:03.000
and maybe

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never have

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next door

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I really appreciate it

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and

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while you're at it

20:08.000 --> 20:09.000
go listen to

20:09.000 --> 20:10.000
p580.com

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Okay, full goodbye

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Alright

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Thank you very much

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Well, of course

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if you're having trouble

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there's only one guy

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who could really come down

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and help you get your

20:18.000 --> 20:19.000
porn reception

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back in order.

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His name is Uncle Jaffee

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He's the satellite

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repairman

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coming after you

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satellite repairman

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What's he gonna do?

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[ Music ]

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the Cheyote

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listens to music

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like swing

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when there's no

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thing

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just because she

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don't like to

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drive

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take

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to see a

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[ Music ]

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Displug him

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S.C.S.R13

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The Shakespeareも

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Nobody Zone

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S.C.S.R.S.R11

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Episode Number 4

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And 60

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They believe it coming to you
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Probably another show from
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