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Get it! Play it! Dig it! Dig it!

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The third and fourth edition
folder, for your own problems
with your family.

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With 15 keys, a gun just stuffed
in the truck.

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Bigel! The five packs are split
up right out.

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We don't need no naked man!

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It's Adam Curry. This is DSC
495.

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I was 16 million dollars 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 you
to the future.

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podcasting is Adam Curry. Adam
Adam, a lot of curry.

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Podcasting from Gilford, a
supper-look serving,

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is shows called the Charlie DSC
or the Chacha.

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He fires up slips in spite of
the law.

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Ha! Travels the globe open new
markets like Nixon.

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Plates for naked pictures from
PMM fixings.

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Lady Patricia, how what can one
say?

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When she co-hosts it's just like
a bright Sunday.

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He's the pod father who normally
isn't the one.

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Daughter Christina's PSTQ is
such fun.

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She cracks on the pikes and
likes to rock out.

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Something Adam's pink is going
to fall in.

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That was all about.

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The penis sponsor is birthed in
Go Daddy and Smanda.

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What's out five shows a week and
sometimes a week end up.

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His calls from CSB Uncle Jesse
and some of them are odd.

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He's a confidate as his courtesy
of Jersey Todd.

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The police hides might be red
and he doesn't act hurried.

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Don't think that his podcasting
vision is blurred.

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He has grand plans and great
schemes even bolder.

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He's not a scruncher of a roller
just upon a fight for me.

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Yes, she avoids the sun is
creeping in.

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[ Music ]

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Yeah, I really don't know what
it is

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Not actually, I think I do, I
think it's the radio guy in me

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When of the days get shorter,
the nights get longer and darker

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And the weather gets a little
grisly

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Chili and rainy, you just want
to pull out records that kind of
reflect that mood

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Which of course completely
breaks down if you're listening
to the daily source code

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In Australia, it's fucking
summer over there

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It's just years and years of
doing the same, I can't really
help myself

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Hope you don't mind, and the
pot's safe music network

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That from the UK, the called
Cedar Falls

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It's the ballad for a lonely
heart

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What are we today, episode 4?

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What are we saying?

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Crap, 4.95 already

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Can you believe that?

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Although I must say, Patricia
and I went into Gilbert into
town yesterday

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And it kind of feels like that
season is upon us, you know?

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You've got the commercials on
television, you've got the
lights that are being strung up

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They haven't quite been lit yet,
but

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I don't know if I'm ready for
that

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Tell us this

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Hey everybody, how are you
doing?

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Brand new week here on the daily
source code

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Lots of stuff to talk about, had
a nice weekend

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I hope you had a really nice one

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Besides the debugging, which is
continuous and ongoing

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That's kind of my job to sit
over here and debug a number of
things

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First of all, the UK site, I'm
in a different time zone

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So I also can do things when
other people are catching up on
some sleep

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And just a whole bunch of little
gnarly buggies, particularly the
channels

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And some feed stuff that got
fixed over the weekend

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Which is really very nice to see
all that

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So now everything's updating
across the board

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I learned a couple things about
the system which I didn't know

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If you go to patcho.com you look
at the homepage

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Now we have a, I think Cali
Lewis intros

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Different piece of the site
every day

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And then there's a screen cast
that goes along with it

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The video page, which I believe
goes up today or tomorrow

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There's stuff in there that I
didn't even know was there

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It's really fantastic

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So yesterday, yesterday we went
town

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We had a nice day together

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I almost didn't do any work
until

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I think around, let's see, we
got up, we had some like a late
breakfast

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Then we went into town, we
walked around, we shot

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I bought Patricia a Tom Tom
navigation system

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Now the Jaguar has a navigator

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Or what we call here in the UK

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Satinav, satellite navigator

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But the interface, the input,
the user interface

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The way you input information is
so completely wrong and
confusing

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And that's, you can even get
over that

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But the way it displays the
information is just, it's just
no good

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I mean, it's a very expensive
car

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And the satinav is just shit

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And they're all the same, all
Jaguars

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The crap, absolute crap

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And these Dutch guys who created
Tom Tom Go

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I believe is the official name

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You know, they've taken the
world by storm with their
systems

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And let me tell you, they're
doing more than just creating a
satellite navigation system

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If you haven't seen it, go to
TomTom.com

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I think it is TomTomGo.com

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It has little suction cups you
can stick it on the window

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It's a nice, small display unit,
all touch screen, very fast

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But it connects to your phone

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And this is, they're really
going way beyond giving you
satellite navigation information

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It connects to your phone
through Bluetooth

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So you can use it as a speaker
phone, you can access

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In fact, I was able on the E61,
able to access my text messaging

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My address book, able to make
calls, all hands free

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It'll show you who's calling it

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It's basically an extension of
your phone screen

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Which is really fucking cool

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And then it can use the data
connection

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To call out and get information

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So I loaded it right up with all
of the speed cameras

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Which it gives this knife a
little

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Little radar warning blip

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When you were in 500 feet of a
speed camera

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And there's a couple that I
didn't even know

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No, I'm not one who speeds off
and of course

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But I did find a couple that I
didn't know about

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It can get you weather, you can
update the system

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It's traffic obviously, it's
really, really good shit

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These guys are tying in all the
bits, love that company

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And all car manufacturers really
need to take a good look at what
they're putting in

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System-wise

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I don't think I would buy a car
with a built-in navigator

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If I could leave it off, it was
an option

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If I could say just don't give
it to me, I'll just put one of
these in

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I'm sure I would do it

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Not getting paid for that by the
way

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It's funny, now I got to display
more what I'm not getting paid
for

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than what I am getting paid for

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And so Saturday

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The weather was not great

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Although the ceilings were good

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Broken cloud at 2,000 feet

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Scattered at 2.5,000

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And then the ceiling was
probably about 8 or 9,000

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Maybe even higher

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Yeah, 8 or 9,000

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But there was wind and gusts

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Significant gusts, up to 35
knots

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But I had a kind of like a

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Well, I had a meeting with my
banker, Ferdy

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And those of you who listened to
the show

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Or have ever seen any of my
pictures, my flicker pictures

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You've seen her pop up from time
to time

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She's been with us for seven
years

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And she's just fantastic

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During the week, so she said
I'll just come to

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Hill for some international
airfield

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Which is a grass trip

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Just south of Amsterdam

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So I'll come there, we'll have
some lunch

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She always had to go over a
couple things

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And I want to see her again too

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That's always nice to get a
personal meeting

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Up close and personal

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And so Dan and I assessed the
weather and said, screw it,
let's go

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We were doing

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Almost, we were doing 197 knots

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On the way over, we made it from
Farrow

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To Hill for seven and an hour
and ten minutes

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So strong, of course we had the
wing in the back

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We were flyin' man, was that
like 450 kilometers an hour?

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It was fantastic

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Very, very bumpy, turbulent
landing

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Because of the crosswind and the
gusts

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I pulled it off okay, but man

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I'd never been in that much
crosswind before

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And which is kind of the whole
point of doing it

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And having experience that

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Have a nice lunch, she took some
pictures

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Which I put up on, you can find
it at curry.com

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I added a flicker set

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And so it was really a nice
relaxing day

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Because when you're flying in
general

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But certainly in those
conditions

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You just can't think about
anything else

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But flying and it's so nice to
just take your mind

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Completely off of everything

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And I was very energized

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To dive right back into bug
stomping

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And QA testing and doing all
kinds of stuff

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Saturday night

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Oh no, good weekend and I hope
yours was good as well

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And even though we're busy

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There are still lots of
questions

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You always bring the following
camera content directly

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I really got to change that

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Yeah, we're going to install our
comment feedback system

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The doesn't add a promo like
that

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So that's on the way

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That's one of the things we're
going to fix

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So this audio of course came
from the PDA

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It was some positive here

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Just with a bit of quick
feedback about the new push

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So the new unbetter

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Is it like an extra level of
unless or un-less level of
beatiness

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Anyway

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I know that you say that it is
based on feedback directly from
people

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And so having heard that

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I didn't bother saying this
beforehand

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And quite frankly that I have a
lot of time to

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Give feedback anymore

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Anyway

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So happy we could use some of
your time then

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You

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You say it's for listeners

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And I certainly have a listener

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I listen to a lot of what to us

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And quite often I just like to

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Download an episode

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And listen to it on my MPF
player

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Which doesn't have Wi-Fi

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Or 3G or anything with it

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Yeah, I know

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Quite probably in the future
that

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Will be something that MPF
players can do

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But at the moment

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I just have to connect it to my
computer

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To get a podcast onto it

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And

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And there's nothing on pod show

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That makes that easy

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I still have to find the right
show site

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To find the RSS file

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And then go into the RSS file

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To find the MPF file

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And then have to download it
from there

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This is really interesting

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Once I heard this bit of the
piece of feedback

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I knew that

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That you've been

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Consuming podcasts for quite a
while

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Maybe even making your own

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Because anyone who knows to find

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The RSS XML file

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And then copy it

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And then paste that into a
browser

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Has been doing this for quite a
while

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And you know I'm going to

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I'm going to finish a comment
and then I want to respond to
this

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Because this is really critical

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Very important

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The link gets it

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Might make more sense as a link
to the MPF file

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Or

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Something that would help it

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And we download the podcast in

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Question because it's just

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Still hard to

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To download and listen to an
episode

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Just one episode about having to

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Subscribe to the whole thing

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Of any of the podcasts

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And you want people to be

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Other listen to these things

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And not just at a computer

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Or at some fancy

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3G wireless enabled mobile
device

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So

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Just something to think about

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For your next level of
unbeateness

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Just just make it easy for
someone to download

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One episode

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That's all I'm asking for

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As a listener

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And a folder

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Thank you

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Good bye

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Oh man

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Okay, so you make a very good
point

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And I understand exactly what
you're saying

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And we did listen to feedback
like this

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That people wanted a way to just
download the file

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And

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You know, don't think that a lot
of

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Thought has not gone into

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What we do and do not put within
pod show

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Plus and why we do or do not put
it there

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And the most dangerous thing I
found

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And I fall into this all the
time

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Is if you're used to doing
things a certain way

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It's very hard to see the
simplicity of

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Something new

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For example

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Before I switched over to
Windows

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I'd been a

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At least a 15 year long

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Mac user

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And my previous experience with
Windows

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Had been

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Windows 95

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Windows 98

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I actually used for quite a
while when we had

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Think new ideas

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And

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I think

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NT3.1

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But really Windows 98

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And I don't think I've ever even
played with XP

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Except maybe briefly

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But not really use it as an
operating system

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More just as a system to run
cast blaster

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And

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My perception

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Of Windows is that it was very
complicated

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And there was lots of

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You know things you had to do
differently

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And shit that didn't work

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And even the

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The five dot three naming
convention

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Was still kind of stuck in my
head

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Remember that where you couldn't
name a file

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With any spaces or anything like
that on Windows

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To this day I still find myself

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Not

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Writing a file name

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With spaces for fear that one
thing with

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And Windows will not be able to

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Understand the space in the

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In the path to the file

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And it will break something

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And it's just something that's
in

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Great even though I don't have
to

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Manipulate myself into doing
that

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Because that's been fixed

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And this two with podcasting

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We're so used to

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Finding an orange and white XML
icon

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Which I think was the worst
marketing exercise

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And technology history

17:53.100 --> 17:55.100
Because you basically click on
that

17:55.100 --> 17:57.100
As someone who doesn't know
what's going on

17:57.100 --> 17:59.100
You get this page of what looks
like code

17:59.100 --> 18:01.100
Or a

18:01.100 --> 18:03.100
Just a play link which is a

18:03.100 --> 18:05.100
Direct link to the MP3 file

18:05.100 --> 18:07.100
Boy you can get different
results there

18:07.100 --> 18:09.100
Can't you? It might open up the
file

18:09.100 --> 18:11.100
And your Windows media player

18:11.100 --> 18:13.100
It might open up a new web page

18:13.100 --> 18:15.100
Or a tab with a quick time
plugin

18:15.100 --> 18:17.100
Very dissatisfying experiences

18:17.100 --> 18:19.100
As far as I'm concerned

18:19.100 --> 18:21.100
We really did a lot of testing
with people who

18:21.100 --> 18:23.100
Were not familiar with all of
these

18:23.100 --> 18:25.100
I'll just call it the baggage of
podcasting

18:25.100 --> 18:27.100
If you will or the baggage of

18:27.100 --> 18:29.100
Indicated content

18:29.100 --> 18:31.100
Because that's really what it is

18:31.100 --> 18:33.100
We have to move one step beyond

18:33.100 --> 18:35.100
So when someone comes into pod
show

18:35.100 --> 18:37.100
Plus and they see a very simple
play it

18:37.100 --> 18:39.100
I think that kind of solves the
first

18:39.100 --> 18:41.100
Issue of I just want to play
something

18:41.100 --> 18:43.100
Then if you want to

18:43.100 --> 18:45.100
Subscribe to something

18:45.100 --> 18:47.100
We've even taken the
subscription moniker

18:47.100 --> 18:49.100
Because it's just to complicate

18:49.100 --> 18:51.100
People think it costs money and
they stay away from it

18:51.100 --> 18:53.100
This is from tests really user
tests

18:53.100 --> 18:55.100
And not small ones either

18:55.100 --> 18:57.100
You know we really do evaluate
this stuff

18:57.100 --> 18:59.100
New people not all people not

18:59.100 --> 19:01.100
Exit not podcasters not people
who have been

19:01.100 --> 19:03.100
Listening and and chugging along

19:03.100 --> 19:05.100
And copying links and being
heroic at

19:05.100 --> 19:07.100
Getting this content delivered
to them

19:07.100 --> 19:11.100
So when you click on play it

19:11.100 --> 19:13.100
It opens up what we call the
mashboard

19:13.100 --> 19:15.100
And no one has complained about
that

19:15.100 --> 19:17.100
Everyone loves the new layout

19:17.100 --> 19:19.100
Love the organization

19:19.100 --> 19:21.100
And right there is a link that
says download

19:21.100 --> 19:23.100
So if you want to download it

19:23.100 --> 19:25.100
You click on that file and it
will download

19:25.100 --> 19:27.100
To your wherever you have your
download set

19:27.100 --> 19:29.100
So usually to your desktop

19:29.100 --> 19:31.100
So that's where we solved it

19:31.100 --> 19:35.100
I don't believe that people are

19:35.100 --> 19:37.100
Looking for the experience
anymore

19:37.100 --> 19:39.100
Of clicking on a link and then
having

19:39.100 --> 19:41.100
Something unrelated

19:41.100 --> 19:43.100
Almost happened playing a file

19:43.100 --> 19:45.100
Within a quick time plugin

19:45.100 --> 19:47.100
And a big white page just
doesn't

19:47.100 --> 19:49.100
Makes sense to me from a media
perspective

19:49.100 --> 19:51.100
So that's why

19:51.100 --> 19:53.100
We don't put the download link

19:53.100 --> 19:55.100
Right there underneath play it

19:55.100 --> 19:57.100
It may be handy for you

19:57.100 --> 19:59.100
But I think it's you know this
one

19:59.100 --> 20:01.100
Extra click to get to the
download link

20:01.100 --> 20:03.100
And you know you could of course

20:03.100 --> 20:05.100
Subscribe with a number of
different programs

20:05.100 --> 20:07.100
To get it onto your

20:07.100 --> 20:09.100
On to your portable device

20:09.100 --> 20:11.100
And we actually have a little

20:11.100 --> 20:13.100
Widget for that in the works to
make that even easier

20:13.100 --> 20:15.100
But the way things are going

20:15.100 --> 20:17.100
We feel that we've made the
right choices

20:17.100 --> 20:19.100
And we have done it based upon

20:19.100 --> 20:21.100
Audience feedback and you don't
sound to me

20:21.100 --> 20:23.100
Like your typical audience
member

20:23.100 --> 20:25.100
I think you've been along for
the ride for a while

20:25.100 --> 20:27.100
So again, just think of things
that

20:27.100 --> 20:29.100
You were completely convinced

20:29.100 --> 20:31.100
Would just suck about a product
or a service

20:31.100 --> 20:33.100
Because you've experienced it

20:33.100 --> 20:35.100
In the past

20:35.100 --> 20:37.100
And what's another good example

20:37.100 --> 20:39.100
Like

20:39.100 --> 20:41.100
The MSN, MSN chat

20:41.100 --> 20:43.100
Oh man, that used to suck so bad

20:43.100 --> 20:45.100
And I've really stayed away from
it

20:45.100 --> 20:47.100
And except I installed it
recently

20:47.100 --> 20:49.100
Because that's what Christina
uses

20:49.100 --> 20:51.100
And I see all these changes and
all these upgrades that I've
been made

20:51.100 --> 20:53.100
And I think you know I've been
such an early adopter

20:53.100 --> 20:55.100
That the big massive people who
are now seeing this type of

20:55.100 --> 20:57.100
Channel application are seeing
it in a whole different light

20:57.100 --> 20:59.100
And are getting a whole
different experience

20:59.100 --> 21:01.100
From the get go

21:01.100 --> 21:03.100
So it's really about the
experience that audience members

21:03.100 --> 21:05.100
Who are not familiar with how it
works under the hood

21:05.100 --> 21:07.100
It's really what they're looking
for

21:07.100 --> 21:09.100
They just want to point and
click experience

21:09.100 --> 21:13.100
And I would have to be very
honest with you that

21:13.100 --> 21:15.100
Obviously for mobile devices

21:15.100 --> 21:17.100
We have two main focuses

21:17.100 --> 21:19.100
One is the iPod and iTunes

21:19.100 --> 21:21.100
Which we support fully

21:21.100 --> 21:25.100
Right down to the iTunes
namespace in the RSS

21:25.100 --> 21:27.100
And the other would be mobile
devices

21:27.100 --> 21:29.100
Because it looks like Microsoft

21:29.100 --> 21:33.100
Is not going to be supporting
podcasting in the next year or
so

21:33.100 --> 21:35.100
And this is purely because of
time

21:35.100 --> 21:39.100
It wasn't talking about the zoom
that it's not supporting
podcasting

21:39.100 --> 21:41.100
No, it's not

21:41.100 --> 21:43.100
And it doesn't do a whole bunch
of really cool things

21:43.100 --> 21:47.100
Like synchronized wirelessly
through Wi-Fi

21:47.100 --> 21:49.100
Which I believe technically it
has the capability

21:49.100 --> 21:51.100
I think it has the hardware

21:51.100 --> 21:53.100
No one's really told me if it
was a Wi-Fi connection that's in
there

21:53.100 --> 21:55.100
But it's kind of the same thing

21:55.100 --> 21:57.100
This is

21:57.100 --> 22:01.100
What can we do to actually
support that device

22:01.100 --> 22:03.100
I have some ideas

22:03.100 --> 22:05.100
They will support podcasting

22:05.100 --> 22:07.100
They just didn't have time

22:07.100 --> 22:09.100
They didn't need to get
something out quickly

22:09.100 --> 22:11.100
And they kind of followed the
route of let's license

22:11.100 --> 22:13.100
They made some

22:13.100 --> 22:15.100
Not very courageous decisions

22:15.100 --> 22:17.100
Let's put it that way

22:17.100 --> 22:19.100
And I think that they
underestimate

22:19.100 --> 22:21.100
The power of podcasters

22:21.100 --> 22:23.100
If podcasters could

22:23.100 --> 22:25.100
Have had and maybe they still
can have some influence

22:25.100 --> 22:27.100
On what the zoom will do

22:27.100 --> 22:31.100
In regards to podcasters

22:31.100 --> 22:33.100
Oh man, I mean talk about some
major adoption

22:33.100 --> 22:35.100
Talk about people with real
audiences

22:35.100 --> 22:39.100
Who can really promote a product
that they would love

22:39.100 --> 22:41.100
What an opportunity, what a
missed opportunity

22:41.100 --> 22:43.100
I don't know how I got there

22:43.100 --> 22:45.100
You know what?

22:45.100 --> 22:47.100
I would like to hear what you
have to say about it

22:47.100 --> 22:49.100
We got the voice mail lines wide
open of course

23:01.100 --> 23:05.100
6-2-5-6-3-5-7

23:05.100 --> 23:07.100
Good old Peter

23:07.100 --> 23:09.100
Who like he has nothing better
to do on his weekends

23:09.100 --> 23:13.100
He said hey man, you never
mentioned the UK number anymore

23:13.100 --> 23:15.100
It's probably because you don't
have a phone jingle

23:15.100 --> 23:17.100
So let me do one for you

23:31.100 --> 23:37.100
4-2-0-7-6-8-1-3-7-5-3

23:37.100 --> 23:39.100
Ah, you are just too kind here

23:39.100 --> 23:41.100
Oh man

23:41.100 --> 23:43.100
You open up the door and he
comes right in

23:43.100 --> 23:45.100
But in a close window

23:45.100 --> 23:47.100
The satellite repairman

23:47.100 --> 23:49.100
Coming after you

23:49.100 --> 23:51.100
The satellite repairman

23:51.100 --> 23:52.100
What's he gonna do?

23:52.100 --> 24:03.100
[ Music ]

24:03.100 --> 24:05.100
The satellite repairman

24:07.100 --> 24:09.100
That's right everybody

24:09.100 --> 24:11.100
Uncle Jesse, I'm the way to
close satellite window

24:11.100 --> 24:13.100
And have so much more to do

24:13.100 --> 24:15.100
I got Roger Smalls

24:15.100 --> 24:17.100
I've got an awesome song

24:17.100 --> 24:19.100
Another pot-safe song coming up

24:19.100 --> 24:21.100
Ah, a response from

24:23.100 --> 24:25.100
Ah, from the inside works folks

24:25.100 --> 24:27.100
About about port city PD

24:27.100 --> 24:29.100
Unfortunately, you're going to
miss that

24:29.100 --> 24:31.100
If you're listening to this on

24:31.100 --> 24:33.100
Serious satellite radio

24:33.100 --> 24:35.100
Channel stars 102

24:35.100 --> 24:37.100
So be sure to go over to
dailysourceco.com

24:37.100 --> 24:39.100
To download the show

24:39.100 --> 24:41.100
You can find it from the handy
download link on the

24:41.100 --> 24:43.100
Mashboard after you click play
it

24:43.100 --> 24:45.100
Take care, bye

24:45.100 --> 24:47.100
Meanwhile, you guys are still
here

24:47.100 --> 24:49.100
And this young man

24:49.100 --> 24:50.100
How's he going?

24:50.100 --> 24:51.100
Thanks a million for saying

24:51.100 --> 24:52.100
Liberty Jones

24:52.100 --> 24:54.100
And that your support

24:54.100 --> 24:55.100
And all the podcasts is getting
behind this

24:55.100 --> 24:57.100
It's been massive help

24:57.100 --> 24:59.100
We're playing podcast convention

24:59.100 --> 25:01.100
Accessfield in London on the
18th of this month

25:01.100 --> 25:03.100
He's coming along

25:03.100 --> 25:05.100
And he's trying to introduce us

25:05.100 --> 25:06.100
We'd be really faced

25:06.100 --> 25:08.100
And so

25:08.100 --> 25:09.100
That's right

25:09.100 --> 25:10.100
And catch you down

25:10.100 --> 25:11.100
Cheers bye

25:11.100 --> 25:12.100
That's so cool

25:12.100 --> 25:13.100
So the shakes

25:13.100 --> 25:14.100
And I wonder sometimes

25:14.100 --> 25:16.100
I'm so tuned into the

25:16.100 --> 25:17.100
To the accent

25:17.100 --> 25:19.100
That I understand that perfectly

25:19.100 --> 25:21.100
Excuse me, since I was blind

25:21.100 --> 25:24.100
I should be saying

25:24.100 --> 25:26.100
Folders with Splendid, I guess

25:26.100 --> 25:28.100
I don't know, not paying me

25:28.100 --> 25:32.100
Yeah

25:32.100 --> 25:34.100
I was wondering if you can
always

25:34.100 --> 25:36.100
Understand what the if you're in
the US

25:36.100 --> 25:38.100
What the English folks are
saying

25:38.100 --> 25:41.100
Because sometimes it sounds

25:41.100 --> 25:43.100
A little rough through the phone

25:43.100 --> 25:45.100
But anyway, shakes performing at
podcasts

25:45.100 --> 25:47.100
On UK

25:47.100 --> 25:49.100
This coming Saturday the 18th

25:49.100 --> 25:51.100
As far as I know

25:51.100 --> 25:52.100
I'm in pocket

25:52.100 --> 25:54.100
I'm going to be there

25:54.100 --> 25:55.100
We're going to finalize plans

25:55.100 --> 25:57.100
I think I just might go

25:57.100 --> 26:00.100
I don't know if I should go next
week

26:00.100 --> 26:01.100
Because next week is kind of
like

26:01.100 --> 26:03.100
Thanksgiving week

26:03.100 --> 26:05.100
I'm just not sure

26:05.100 --> 26:07.100
I have half a mind to go next
week

26:07.100 --> 26:09.100
Maybe visit some family for
Thanksgiving

26:09.100 --> 26:11.100
And then stay

26:11.100 --> 26:12.100
The next week

26:12.100 --> 26:13.100
And then come back

26:13.100 --> 26:15.100
Which will make it a little

26:15.100 --> 26:17.100
Make it a December

26:17.100 --> 26:20.100
Or maybe I go this after
Thanksgiving

26:20.100 --> 26:21.100
That's right

26:21.100 --> 26:22.100
And stay the first week of
December

26:22.100 --> 26:23.100
Something like that

26:23.100 --> 26:25.100
Just before Christmas

26:25.100 --> 26:27.100
I want to get a visit in

26:27.100 --> 26:29.100
I have no idea why I said that

26:29.100 --> 26:31.100
I'm spacing out a little bit
today

26:31.100 --> 26:32.100
Let me see what else I have on
my list

26:32.100 --> 26:34.100
I had some things I wanted to
mention

26:34.100 --> 26:37.100
Oh yeah

26:37.100 --> 26:40.100
Catscast

26:40.100 --> 26:42.100
Catscast.podshow.com

26:42.100 --> 26:45.100
She put in some old footage

26:45.100 --> 26:48.100
From when we did a live
broadcast

26:48.100 --> 26:49.100
From Vegas

26:49.100 --> 26:50.100
You should definitely see that

26:50.100 --> 26:53.100
If you want to see more
embarrassing shots of me

26:53.100 --> 26:55.100
At the time I married

26:55.100 --> 26:57.100
Seven couples

26:57.100 --> 26:59.100
Who were prize winners

26:59.100 --> 27:00.100
That's a promotion man

27:00.100 --> 27:02.100
That's the kind of stuff I love
doing

27:02.100 --> 27:03.100
We got to do some more of that

27:03.100 --> 27:04.100
Yeah

27:04.100 --> 27:06.100
That's the kind of stuff I love
doing

27:06.100 --> 27:07.100
We got to do some more of that

27:08.100 --> 27:09.100
She's ready

27:09.100 --> 27:10.100
Y'all

27:10.100 --> 27:11.100
Here's another message

27:11.100 --> 27:12.100
Wrong

27:12.100 --> 27:13.100
Rages

27:13.100 --> 27:14.100
No

27:14.100 --> 27:15.100
No

27:15.100 --> 27:16.100
Rages

27:16.100 --> 27:17.100
Rages

27:17.100 --> 27:18.100
No

27:18.100 --> 27:19.100
Stop

27:19.100 --> 27:21.100
Hey, I don't like your hair

27:21.100 --> 27:23.100
Just be listening to your
argument with Patricia

27:23.100 --> 27:25.100
On four nights free

27:25.100 --> 27:26.100
About British and shit

27:26.100 --> 27:28.100
I just like to confirm that
you're right

27:28.100 --> 27:30.100
You're not flat to share an
erect penis

27:30.100 --> 27:31.100
On television

27:31.100 --> 27:32.100
On many branches

27:32.100 --> 27:33.100
On many branches

27:33.100 --> 27:34.100
On many branches

27:34.100 --> 27:36.100
On many branches

27:36.100 --> 27:37.100
On every branch

27:37.100 --> 27:39.100
My hard work

27:39.100 --> 27:56.100
Well, of course

27:56.100 --> 27:59.100
Thanks

27:59.100 --> 28:01.100
So thank you

28:01.100 --> 28:05.100
Mr.

28:05.100 --> 28:12.420
I tell you what, if you come up
to me at podcastcon, UK, this
coming Saturday, I will give

28:12.420 --> 28:15.460
you my new address because I'd
love to meet you.

28:15.460 --> 28:19.660
Everybody wants to meet Roger
Smalls and isn't it interesting
how you don't hear from

28:19.660 --> 28:20.660
the guy from months?

28:20.660 --> 28:25.420
I'm telling you what, three
months at least, Roger and then
all of a sudden, just around

28:25.420 --> 28:31.580
the time that there's an event
happening podcastcon, UK, it
starts to kind of heat up a

28:31.580 --> 28:34.220
little bit and sometimes I
wonder if that isn't by design.

28:34.220 --> 28:39.540
You're not just your regular run
of the mill stalker but
something special going on.

28:39.540 --> 28:40.540
Why?

28:40.540 --> 28:44.100
In fact, I know there's
something special going on with
you, Roger.

28:44.100 --> 28:48.500
Yes, censorship in the UK, I've
got a lot of response on that
people, a lot of people

28:48.500 --> 28:54.300
mention that indeed you are not
allowed to show a
fully-recpiness on television or
I guess

28:54.300 --> 29:01.120
not in any other type of
publication in the UK is that
true or in the changing room

29:01.120 --> 29:04.320
with more suspense, especially
the Guilford Branche.

29:04.320 --> 29:07.720
He has indeed Roger, I'm sure
that's a problem.

29:07.720 --> 29:14.260
Speaking of censorship, last
week I received a piece of audio
feedback from Robin and

29:14.260 --> 29:19.460
Suzanne from InsideWorks and
we've had lots of these delayed
back and forth conversations

29:19.460 --> 29:24.140
between shows, particularly here
on the source code and they were
very offended about the

29:24.140 --> 29:28.660
promo that we were running for
port city PD, our new cop show
which you can find at port

29:28.660 --> 29:32.660
citypeditapodshow.com, it's a
great show.

29:32.660 --> 29:37.140
They said it couldn't be on the
homepage and I basically threw
it back at them and said,

29:37.140 --> 29:42.500
hey, look, it sounds like you
guys got some baggage and you're
projecting that onto me and

29:42.500 --> 29:46.100
these are your personal issues
and that we don't censor
content.

29:46.100 --> 29:48.740
We want everyone to have a fair
shake no matter what it is.

29:48.740 --> 29:55.100
We should have the bedtime
stories, my kids read, that
should be on the homepage but it

29:55.100 --> 29:56.660
needs to be switched around.

29:56.660 --> 30:02.820
We need to be able to get the
audience that is out there, this
is craving for stuff and

30:02.820 --> 30:06.340
when it was deeper into it, I
said, hey, port citypedita, you
know that violence, you know.

30:06.340 --> 30:10.580
And what is violence, you know,
do you see any blood in the
promo now?

30:10.580 --> 30:15.540
Your average one of the day, you
know, episode of cops is more
violent than that.

30:15.540 --> 30:20.660
It's also real and they
responded, which is really nice.

30:20.660 --> 30:26.820
Hi, Adam, this is Suzanne and
Robin from InsightWorks and the
Deva cast and we want to

30:26.820 --> 30:34.100
respond to your DSC 492 from 8
November regarding our thoughts
on port cityped.

30:34.100 --> 30:40.740
Suzanne and I've talked a lot
about this since you're a lot,
Adam, thanks for not censoring

30:40.740 --> 30:41.740
us.

30:41.740 --> 30:42.740
Thank you.

30:42.740 --> 30:47.580
Well, we realized as we came to
this from different
perspectives, Suzanne and I,

30:47.820 --> 30:50.020
number one, Suzanne is anti
violence.

30:50.020 --> 30:53.580
Number two, I was approaching it
from a business perspective.

30:53.580 --> 30:58.940
And number three, we had a
couple things in common that we
really felt about that promo.

30:58.940 --> 31:05.180
So first, Adam, regarding me and
my anti violence stance, I
realized you are so right.

31:05.180 --> 31:08.580
Oh, my gosh, this is my stuff.

31:08.580 --> 31:09.980
I own it.

31:09.980 --> 31:15.900
It's my baggage that I was
trying to thrust upon you.

31:15.900 --> 31:20.660
So thank you for pointing that
out to me and what I really had
to figure out was why I was

31:20.660 --> 31:27.780
doing that and what I've
concluded is, as a family
therapist, I am saturated with
violence

31:27.780 --> 31:28.780
and my day-to-day work.

31:28.780 --> 31:32.860
I work with battered women,
inner city kids, right now I'm
working with clients in the

31:32.860 --> 31:34.100
judicial system.

31:34.100 --> 31:37.220
I see a lot of stuff.

31:37.220 --> 31:42.340
So for me then, when I want to
watch something to relax and for
entertainment, it's really

31:42.340 --> 31:46.100
uncomfortable for me then to go
and sit watch anything else
that's more violent because

31:46.100 --> 31:48.340
I feel like I kind of live that.

31:48.340 --> 31:52.180
So that you are so right, it is
my stuff.

31:52.180 --> 31:56.900
And for me, I watched Port City
PD, one of the episodes I liked
it.

31:56.900 --> 32:00.460
Well, actually, I did too.

32:00.460 --> 32:04.540
So I'm not nearly as anti
violence as Suzanne and I'm not.

32:04.540 --> 32:05.540
Well, it wasn't very violent.

32:05.540 --> 32:08.100
You know, when I actually
watched it, it wasn't very
violent.

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Right.

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From my perspective, I was more
concerned about the business
aspect of having that

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promo on the front page of
Potcho.

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I like the diversity within
Potcho.

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That's what I want to convey is,
I'm not against any content in
the Potcho system.

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I'm not.

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I think it's fantastic.

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That's what's going to make
Potcho bigger and better.

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And it's a symbiotic
relationship.

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When I grow my audience, it
helps Potcho when Potcho has a
bigger audience.

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I have the opportunity for new
audience members.

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So it's a benefit to all of us.

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I like the diversity.

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I don't want to censor any of
it.

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From the business perspective, I
see that front page of Potcho
has been a really

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critical space.

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And people will judge what's
beyond that page by what's on
the page.

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It's a delicate balance.

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I really don't know the answer.

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I have noticed in the past, if I
remember right,

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when Mark Yoshimura Nemkoff had
wears my fucking latte, when the
promo first came out,

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it was fucking.

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And now it's f-striking.

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So somewhere it changed, I don't
know.

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I just got a jump in there.

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This is lovely, guys.

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I think, as far as I know, Mark
Yoshimura Nemkoff censored that
himself, the reason

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I believe was to be able to get
it onto iTunes.

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So I think he censored it for
iTunes to pick it up, otherwise
it's not even the explicit

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label doesn't work.

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They just won't display it.

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I believe that's what's
happening.

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But I'm sure Mark will correct
me if I'm wrong in that.

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But as far as I know, obviously
no censorship from Potcho on
that.

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Well, I think it was your
censorship.

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That's for sure.

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But something changed.

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And so I just approach the whole
thing from that business
perspective.

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Right.

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But what we do agree on Adam is
no censorship.

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And when you use that word, that
really stunned for me, because I
thought, oh my God,

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you're calling me on my stuff.

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And how could I be censoring
something?

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Robin and I were both active,
duty, military.

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We fought for the right for
people for our first amendment
and to be able to burn the flag.

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And a few years ago, remember
hunting when we got into a big
debate.

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We got into an argument with
some other people.

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They want to do have legislation
so that people could not burn
the flag.

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And I said, that's insane.

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It is exactly what this country
is about to have the right to
say what and do what you want

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to do.

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Last thing I wanted to bring up
was grief.

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I do my very best not to judge
anybody else's pain.

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The death of your mom, the death
of my mom, we have both suffered
a huge loss.

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And I make no judgments that
yours was any worse than mine or
mine was any worse than yours.

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So Adam, thank you for listening
to us and helping us get clarity
on our own thoughts.

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I'm sorry if we exasperated you,
but we sure appreciate your time
and energy in responding

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to us.

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Thanks so much and bye for now.

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Love you, man.

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They'll win.

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You know, I love you guys too.

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And I really mean it because you
made some real from the heart
comments.

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I was able to make some real
from the heart from the soul
comments back.

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And we've come to some
resolution here.

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We still kind of agreed to
disagree.

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That's okay.

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But you're right.

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It is totally all about balance.

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And you know, it's everything we
do is about a balance.

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That's what I guess what media
is in a way, you know, because
everybody's different

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and you want to be able to reach
as many people as possible and
send them in the direction

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they want to go.

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I don't want to force anything
on anyone.

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I don't want people to have to
watch something that they don't
want to.

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But yet there's a, there is a
fine line between serendipity
and discovery and searching

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and context and all of those
things.

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And, you know, we're finding our
way too and it ain't easy.

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But this type of feedback helps.

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There's a lot of feedback that
really, really has helped
tremendously that I've received

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over, over the course of our
unleashed.

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And another one I'm going to
play for you right after this,
which I think you're like,

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I liked it a lot.

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But first something else from
the Pod Save Music Network,
which is also close to my

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heart from the Sunshine Variety
Club, simply titled Green.

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[ Music ]

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The Bond Mix of the Sunshine
Variety Club's Green.

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And I'm just noticing something
on the Pod Save Music Network.

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I guess we have the option to
sell a track now enabled for any
artist to sell their

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stuff, 99 cents for any track
you find on the Pod Save Music
Network.

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You get a little store, so a
little area.

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So if you buy something, you can
go back and download it again
and again and again.

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That's DRM-free MP3, which means
the artist is building up a
trust relationship with

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you.

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Pod Show takes nothing of that
money.

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Nine cents goes to the
transaction company and the full
90 cents is passed on to the

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artist.

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We will make fees available for
people to hell is that, oh, it's
the last one, hold on one

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second.

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That's a big funny.

38:30.380 --> 38:31.380
Hey, moody.

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I'm recording the source code,
man, can I call you right back?

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The hell are you doing up?

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It's early.

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I didn't run.

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Screw that.

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Okay, buddy.

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I'll call you back in about half
an hour.

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I don't know where anybody is
these days.

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He's in London.

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Sorry about that.

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So what I don't know yet is if
this bylink is also surfacing on
Pod Show.com slash music,

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you don't have to check that
out.

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I hope it does because that's
kind of the whole point.

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That's really the listener side.

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But it is surfacing.

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It is working.

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So if you have tracks on the Pod
Show music network, you want to
sell it.

39:15.020 --> 39:17.820
You want to get 90 cents per
track, not a problem.

39:17.820 --> 39:22.380
It's just a matter of ticking
off a box on each track that you
want to put up for sale.

39:22.380 --> 39:24.420
All right, one last one about
the unbated.

39:24.420 --> 39:30.020
This one I thought was pretty
cool and just goes to show how,
even how obvious things

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are how people still don't see
them.

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And it's not their fault.

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It's completely our fault.

39:34.860 --> 39:37.020
Hey Adam, it's Chip from Top of
the Pod SACE.

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First of all, I want to commend
you with a wonderful job
everybody's done with the Pod

39:40.580 --> 39:41.580
Show.

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Plus, unbated version, it's
exactly what everybody's been
asking for.

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It's amazing.

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I'm loving it.

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I love going on the Pod Show.com
slash music part of it and
looking down at the bottom

39:53.900 --> 39:54.900
right.

39:54.900 --> 39:59.060
You can just refresh the web
page and you get a different top
10 list every time.

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Like Top 10 Accapellas or
something like that.

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That's really, really cool.

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Plus, I've been messing with my
profile and my shows profile
that set it up even better.

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And it's easier to use than the
original version was, the beta
version.

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So hats off to you and
everybody.

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I know everybody's been working
hard and probably everybody's
gained a lot of gray hairs

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from it.

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But it's really paying off.

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It really is.

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I got a question for you because
I know that you use cast blaster
and I've been using it

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for a while now and love it and
I really enjoy the live vibe
that I get from doing

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it even though I'm not very
professional at what I do.

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But I haven't been able to
figure out how to do this one
thing.

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And that is to use the full
functionality of cast blaster.

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Right now what I do is I'm
making MP3 with cast blaster and
I save it to a file and then

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I use that file to go into the
pod show plus.

40:59.980 --> 41:06.220
I'll write my show notes
including the hyperlinks and
I'll paste it into the online
area

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on pod show and then attach the
MP3 to it in upload.

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But I know in the configuration
of cast blaster there's an area
in the bottom right

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that says server and it has an
address you can put in your
email address or password and

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then there's a little box to
click that says use pod show
servers.

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And then you should be able to I
guess publish it and instead of
hit and save as in the

41:29.820 --> 41:34.820
save show you could actually
upload the show to the server
directly.

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Now how do you do that?

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What is the address that
everyone needs to search for to
do that and pass wars and all
that

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kind of stuff?

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I'm so glad you asked this okay
so this is what's kind of
interesting.

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This is definitely not clear in
the application I'm just going
to go to the configured

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tab here.

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So it says server of course you
know I think there it should
give a little more on those

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let's see what's in the help
hold on a second.

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Mike has always done a good job
of help let's see under
Configure let me go to server.

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Here's server.

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Enter your podcast server
details here address is the URL
of the server example
www.mysite.com

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slash my podcast user is your
login name password is your
password note that the download

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path is often not the same as
the upload path for example if
your podcasts are being
downloaded

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from blah blah blah blah okay so
we have to work on that
particular piece of help I don't

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think that really is saying
what's happening there.

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Let me explain it to you if you
would just play along with me
for a second go to the Configure

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tab in in Casplaster so that's
server part now you can actually
enter a FTP server in the
address

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so if you would have so for
instance I have what is it let's
just say I have FTP.curry.com

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so there I'd put FTP.curry.com
and then my email address that
is also incorrect that would

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typically be then the user name
and password would be the
password and so what it does is

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when you click publish first you
save the file then you upload
the server it will open an

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FTP connection shoot that up to
the FTP server put it in the
proper place as defined by

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the path in the address and you
know just basically upload your
show there and then you still

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have to do all the manual you
know linking to it etc. from a
web page and you still have

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to do the RSS feed if you want
people to be able to subscribe
to it so if you click use

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podshow servers pdn the address
field you get a whole bunch of
asterixes and then you enter

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your basically your your podshow
credentials so your my login is
adam at curry.com that's why

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it says email address because
your your login on podshow plus
is your email address that you

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supplied when you signed up and
the password is the password
that's associated with it that's
how

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you configure it and that's how
you get upon clicking the
publish button that's how it
then

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gets sent up to the podshow
delivery network and how it
automatically is added to your
list of

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shows the show is put into your
RSS feed and well I think you're
gonna be able to get it to work

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also if I put my show notes in
the cast blaster show notes and
I do get this upload
functionality

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to work will the show note show
up just like as if I was doing
it in the version I do now with
the

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hyperlinks and all that kind of
stuff in there just curious on
your comments with that oh by
the way

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also I've got another another
question for you hold on let me
address this first so yes the
answer is

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when you do that not only does
the file get uploaded and
inserted into your RSS feed but
everything

44:57.540 --> 45:05.300
you have under the described tab
so the title the episode
subtitle summary the show notes
the

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tags all of those are filled out
on your episode page
automatically so you only have
to do it once you'll

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also see in there under show if
you have more than one show you
can select a different show to
upload to

45:17.540 --> 45:24.740
now all of this metadata by the
way is also written into the ID3
tags of the file so if you open
that

45:24.820 --> 45:31.220
up on a player that understands
how to read this data it will
show all of that including the
image

45:31.780 --> 45:36.980
that you put into it that'll be
the album art and although it's
already working under the hood
and

45:36.980 --> 45:41.860
hasn't quite surfaced yet on pod
show plus the image art will
also be associated with each
episode

45:41.860 --> 45:48.740
on the web page so it'll
actually be pulling that out as
well so it is a beautiful
process created by

45:48.740 --> 45:54.180
people who make podcast myself
as a primary tester but if you
go to castblaster.com

45:54.180 --> 45:58.580
there's a great lively community
there for them with people
talking about all kinds of stuff
in

45:58.580 --> 46:02.740
fact there's already a pro
version in the works of which I
have an alpha version haven't
really

46:02.740 --> 46:08.660
had the time to mess with it in
a real life production situation
because you know it's alpha so
it

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could mess up and I usually when
I'm doing the show I'm fitting
it in between doing a whole

46:12.900 --> 46:17.940
bunch of other things so I just
didn't have the time to really
do it properly and for what I
see

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Mike is also working on a video
version of castblaster so it's
quite a powerful platform and
the

46:24.100 --> 46:31.380
beauty of it is it's all in one
self-contained little beautiful
package you record you click
save

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you I always like having a copy
on my hard drive and you hit you
know upload to server it's done

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it's it's published everything
is taken care of no more copying
pacing of any stuff it's just

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in there it works and it's a
beautiful thing you had one more
thing I'm an ass cruncher but a

46:48.900 --> 46:55.700
nose folder so does that mean I
need to search for professional
help anything you can say to me

46:55.700 --> 47:01.860
with help a lot thank you it's
interesting because I too have
noticed that I have cruncher
tendencies

47:02.580 --> 47:10.260
as I am an ass folder and a nose
cruncher the interesting isn't
it maybe we should seek help

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maybe we should all right
everybody that's it for today
I'll be back tomorrow with
another source

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code will be up to 496 working
on the 500 not doing not I don't
have anything special plan but

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would not mind intros for 96 97
98 99 and 500 and beyond I love
it when you guys do that take

47:34.740 --> 47:49.060
everybody have a great day bye
get this podcast and more great
ones like it on the high

47:49.060 --> 47:56.260
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limelight networks I love it