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Delta Sierra Charlie 527

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16 million dollars worth of
airplane strapped to my ass

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In 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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Interestingly, there's a small
price back hit

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Since I remember correctly the
number is low

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[ Music ]

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You love me

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You love me

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And you dislike me

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When I miss it

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When I miss it

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Afterwards

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They say it's the Sickest Sound

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To Evercome From the Dorm Room

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Well

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It's from Illinois

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For ourSad Boys

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Let's have a little makeup party

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party you can find that on the
pod save music network um
obviously there's some bits

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in there that I recognize from a
former celebrity big brother
house made I think there's

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a little bit of Leo Sayer in
there you make me feel like
dancing but uh I need to hear

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no there it's a jam everybody
how you doing this is daily
source code episode 527 coming

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to you from curry compound the
curry compound I'm trying it out
I'm just trying out different

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names for size uh Scott uh sent
that one and he said try the
curry compound for a new name
because

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we've had curry kasa curry crib
uh camp curry curry compound
yeah curry cottage still has the

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the real representation of of
what this place is like although
it's bigger than the other
cottage

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and the other cottage was the
cottage you know what I'm saying
anyway we got so much to do
today

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because I can do a full blown
show today tomorrow I'm
traveling to San Francisco so
I'll roll

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out of best of Charlie uh early
in the morning before I leave uh
or maybe I'll do that late

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tonight before I go to bed
because there's always plenty of
stuff to do I'm sitting in total

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darkness except for the windows
which of course do shed enough
light into the uh into the third

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floor catacome here um catacome
on the third floor I think that
is an oxymoron uh the
electricians

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are in hanging up the
chandeliers uh which is uh
hopefully if I'm lucky it'll
just be the

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lights that go out and not the
actual power because if the
power does fail I'll have to
pause the

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recording because I'm using the
uh the Yamaha digital
workstation for all of my
routing and pre-processing

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all that crap I think I've saved
everything appropriately now so
if the power does go out and
come

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back on all my settings should
come back otherwise it'll be
very very unhappy little
podcaster

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oh my goodness uh where to start
where to start let me start with
last night or yesterday actually

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I was in uh in London for uh
good portion of the afternoon
doing some meetings uh hang out
with

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everybody at the UK crash pad
and short-itch which was uh fun
as always and of course uh uh
moody was

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there uh he's uh he runs all
production for pod show and he
was in from the states crisper
sheirs

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was in except I missed him he
left on Saturday to go back to
uh the uh the boysy mafia he's
from

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Idaho um and uh let's see was
anything uh just some some
meetings where we reviewed some
shows oh

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dude um who's on it which is the
the interview show that we have
with OJ OJ Borge

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and he had the shakes so I think
the next episode which is coming
up next week will be the shakes

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fantastic interview uh waiting
to see these they we had some
toy instruments for them and uh

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so they have oh you know you
guys are so good why don't you
try these out and they did and

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was fucking awesome uh Rachel
from uh in the attic he
Townsend's girlfriend um and
actually I'm

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gonna play a song from in the
attic from the new in the attic
which is out uh what else did I
see

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I just you know with this stuff
it's uh and and I have at least
uh if I count them here one two

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I have a whole bunch of
podcasters who have joined the
network who uh just want to say
hi

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world news mashup the news
doesn't get any better now from
our aggregator today's stories

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orange continues around but love
is the world situation as always
is growing more and more
desperate

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but here's the really important
news I just made a bundle with
pod show hi this is Brian

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no breaking character for just a
moment here okay I haven't made
a bundle just yet but I did just

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sign an agreement making my
shows such as world news mashup
the no zone studio c and the
frank truth

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the most recent members of the
pod show family of pod guests
you can find them all on pod
show

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plus at noby dot pod show dot
com that's n o e b i e dot pod
show dot com and Adam thank you
so much

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for creating a kick ass company
and for all the support
encouragement and inspiration
you give me these

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past two years you are the best
see you on pod show plus
everybody

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sucking up helps very good
policy Brian just kidding man
welcome welcome to the show

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Brian has been we've been
working with Brian for a while
actually he's been writing for
uh for

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serious for serious satellite
stars one o two for all the
stuff we're doing over there and
he's been

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producing uh I just all kinds of
stuff you hear him on uh on some
of our d gap insertions for

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for line line and for go daddy
so it's a great to have him with
his shows with his own creative

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energy uh that he does outside
of what we ask him to do to have
him on the network welcome my
friend

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today by the way marks of the
first time i'm using cast
blaster pro um it's in beta
right now you can

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find it at cast blaster dot com
uh in the forums and uh i'm
really i was a little wary of
installing it

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because i have all of my stuff
set up and and the main
differences with cast blaster
pro is it gives

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you a lot more slots to put
stuff in so i think i have
probably 30 percent at least 30
percent more

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slots to to cue stuff up and so
i was kind of dreading going
back and rearranging everything
but

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i finally did it uh so i've got
what is it one two three four
five six times what i have 24

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slots for jingles which is
really nice for jingles and
effects you know the stuff like
uh and uh yeah

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that stuff and then i have one
two three four five six seven
eight nine ten eleven two

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so i've and i have 24 slots for
songs which and the buttons
behave a little bit differently
and you

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can cue them up and stuff that's
why i mentioned that uh but it
has a nice big red LED simulated

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read out for the amount of time
uh recorded and uh i don't know
if there's any other uh secret

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stuff in here but i'm going to
fool around with it but anyway
the install one perfect i'm very

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very happy with it and as you
know uh cast blaster mic is
working on cast blaster video
and he wants

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to expand the data testers group
a little bit so again you'll
find at the cast blaster dot com

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forums you'll find i'll put this
link in the show notes obviously
uh so you can sign up to become
a

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data tester of cast blaster
video it's a complete different
experience if you if you're
doing

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anything with video if you're a
vlogger or if you like to create
well father rotary because using

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it to put together his daily
breakfast show um it's a it's
very different concept then um
then

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any other application that's out
there in fact it is very
analogous to the way cast
blaster audio works

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you know you're doing it live in
real time it's recording
whatever you're doing um and uh
well

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in cast blaster audio we have a
little bit of editing there but
it's really it's really intended
to be

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pretty much alive on air type
studio and with video exactly
the same but the way it's done i
think

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you will love it i've had a
blast messing around with it
i've really had a lot of fun and
once everything

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is kind of set up here uh so
probably by the time i'm back
from Stanford Cisco and then
give me

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half a week uh to clean some
shit up because of course this
is the messiest place in the
entire joint

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when i get all that square away
i'm gonna start doing some
serious testing so again link to
the uh

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to your opportunity to sign up
as a beta tester for cast
blaster video in the show notes
today

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at dailysourcecode.com hi run
this is Kendall if i want to
please you find my brains off
from

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front lady box i just came out
at chill world one what wait a
minute no wait one i hear him
talking

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reading he never shuts his pie
hole i think every mess with
like the music that he plays

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sometimes he's actually
interesting to listen to so
check out world's a link on
world's a link

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world's a way you know i really
i really love it when you pimp
out your kids

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it to pimp your show for fun and
profit use those damn kids

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plus four four two oh seven six
eight one three seven five three
plus four four two oh seven six
eight

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one three seven five three not
quite sure what number you would
call if you were dialing in from

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Ecuador. Adam how are you okay
i'm Pablo from Ecuador it's 2
a.m. in the morning i was just

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giving a message to say that you
are giving us some thanks
towards at this time uh

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great work we love your show bye
don't i ma calling in from
Ecuador i think this is a first
time

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that we've had so on from
Ecuador calling um and when he
said thank you for giving us
strength

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i was like what's going on in
Ecuador so i went to Wikipedia
which as you know i don't trust
it all

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but for this kind of stuff i
figured that you know the big
fact should be there it seems
like a

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like a pretty okay country i
don't think there's a dictator
at rule in fact uh

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uh um uh oh Fredo Palazzo took
his place in Romanian office uh
until the presidential election
2006

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which did not produce a
conclusive winner until a runoff
election election on the 26th of
November

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elected Raphael Correa his
margin of victory 57% of the
valid votes was the highest in
the

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Democratic period or inaugurated
in 1979 after Jamie Hymie Roldos
and sixthowed Duran balen

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Oh, man, what a name that is,
huh?

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Little place there between
Columbia and Peru.

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Fantastic.

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Well, I'm glad I'm giving you
strength.

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I'm not quite sure what kind of
strength I'm giving you,

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but you guys got any podcasts
happening over there?

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Is there something I should
listen to?

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Got to send me a promo.

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I'd love to hear what's going on

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in the Ecuadorian Potosphere.

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1, 2, 1, 6, 2, 5, 6, 3, 5, 7,

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1, 1, 2, 1, 6, 5, 6, 3, 5, 7.

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For those of you who knew to the
show,

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you want to use that plus and
the one.

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If you're entering the phone
number for the feedback lines

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into your cell phone number,

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because they no matter where you
are, no matter what cellular
system

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and particularly no matter where
you are in the world,

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it will work, no extra codes, no
necessary.

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I just put up with the plus one
in there.

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This next caller, I'm not sure
what he was thinking.

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My call is the most incoherent
thing I've ever heard.

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Oh, thanks.

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Give him some library.

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I am dirt case.

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There is number one, number one,

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your podcast is on different
times of day.

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Don't talk, give up when it's on
changing.

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And number two, show me $5,000,
number three.

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Wait a minute.

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Was this the guy who was my best
friend?

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And he says, I own $5 grand.

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To govern number three, what?

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Ha ha.

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I've been a new year of dirt
case library, child friend.

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So show number 500 if it's just
from all for 500.

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And now be the one to get used.

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All right, all right, all right,
all right.

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What?

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Travel friend, buy library.

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Bye.

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Now, do you hear that at the
end?

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I think it's Mark Yoshimoto.

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Then, cough listen.

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What does he say at the very
end?

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Friend, buy library, bye.

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Bye.

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That's the way Mark Yoshimoto
named cough talks.

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I don't trust it anymore.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Hi, I'm Tom.

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It's Kashihye from Shushu K.

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This is Liberty News podcast on
the P.T.N.

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A little bird tells me that
you're a closet celebrity news
addict.

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Don't worry, I won't tell
anyone.

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We can keep it between you, me,
and lady Patricia.

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So get your comfy slippers on,
scrap the gossip banks,

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and switch your sense out on his
time for a fresh brew.

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Thanks to Pot Show Network, you
can have your celebrity picks

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with your coffee fix every week,
and no one will know.

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Hey, do you still want to borrow
my filletos this weekend?

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Huh?

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Oops.

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Are we still on there?

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Don't forget to check out Shushu
K. Pot Show.com.

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See you later.

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I'm sorry, I forgot to act in
that bit.

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It's just you, Kay.

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It's that there's an enhanced
version of the Shushu K, which
is kind of cool,

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because the pictures then rotate
along with the stories.

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Yeah, I love celebrity gossip.

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You know that.

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I came home.

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So I took the train last night,
of course.

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I didn't get home until about
940, 40, and so celebrity big
brother

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was almost over.

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Ah, man, I love that show.

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Ah, I'm in love with Cleo.

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Cleo was this girl.

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Who was on the Kenny Everett
Show.

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And she said she's 44.

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I think she's probably a little
bit older now.

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But man, she has such a
beautiful personality.

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And, you know, and enormous
hooters.

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But she has almost like a
perpetual smile on her face.

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It's this gorgeous redhead.

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Anyway, after that though, there
was this fascinating show,

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which I'd seen promo all week
long.

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And I think it was on, I think
it was on either E4 or more

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four, can't remember which
channel it was on here.

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It was called the trial of Tony
Blair.

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And the hypothesis of this
really, it blew me away.

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If it was some great acting,
some great writing.

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The concept was it's set in the
future where Tony Blair has
given up the

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prime minister ship to Gordon
Brown.

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And so he's coming into office
as the prime minister of the UK.

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And he and, and Tony and Shuri
is very, is very much like a
reality.

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I mean, it's not shot like a
reality show, but it's showing
you

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behind the scenes.

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So they have to move out of
number 10 downing street.

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And you know, you see Shuri
bitching and moaning in this box
is everywhere.

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And it, of course, it was very
much like anyone moving.

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So I was very much into that
because that was quite
realistic.

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Now, at the same time in this
future, the president of the
United States

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is Hillary Rodham Clinton.

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And what's happening is Tony is
obsessed with his legacy.

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And he, he wants his legacy to
be anything about the war in
Iraq.

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And he's, you know, he's writing
his memoirs and they're, and
it's, you know,

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it's really taking the mickey to
taking the piss out of Tony
Blair.

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No doubt about it.

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I don't know the guy and I'm
sure he's much nicer and much
smarter than he's portrayed

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in this particular drama piece.

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But what was really interesting.

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The hypothesis here was that the
international community

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through the United Nations was
setting up a war crimes tribunal
in the

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Hague, specifically to prosecute
those who had started wars
illegally upon

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sovereign nations.

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And of course, depending on
which side of the fence you
stand on,

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you could argue that George Bush
and Tony Blair are both guilty
of war crimes.

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And so that's the whole
hypothesis of the situation is
that there's only one more,

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the United Kingdom can veto, can
veto this, this tribunal being
set up.

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And so of course, you know, Tony
Blair's own party guy, Gordon
Brown, has to either veto it

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or go ahead with it.

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And they come up with this
rules, which is really nasty.

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One of Brown's advisors, they
just make sure that the
representative of the UN,

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the ambassador who was supposed
to vote and veto this tribunal,

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they make him miss the vote by,
you know, sitting in the
bathroom and whatever it is.

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So he misses the vote and the
tribunal gets set up.

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And then everyone turns his back
on Blair.

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The property price is crashed by
20% the minute he's out of
office.

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Yet labor votes are up by 7%.

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It really is a scary scary
notion if your name happens to
be Tony Blair.

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And I don't know if there's, if
you're available, if it's
available for viewing anywhere.

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Excuse me, oh, I said, let's
blend it up.

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You know, I'm sitting down now.

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That's the whole problem.

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I want my stand up console.

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Anyway, if your name is Tony
Blair, then you should be shit
and bricks.

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I hope you can see this
somewhere other than in the
United Kingdom because it was
really,

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really good and well worth
taking a look at.

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Hi, Adam, it looks speaking.

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You know, Adam, we forgot to do
something last year.

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Last year we forgot to celebrate
that this might 25 year
anniversary of listening to

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Adam Kirris, crappy shows.

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This is something I started
listening to you in 1991 or
something around that time.

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Well, I don't have any champagne
here with me right now, but I
have a nice fresh couple of
Finnish coffee

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in front of me and for this
occasion I took out the
president blend.

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So Adam, stop playing with your
gold-eddy, grab couple of
scents,

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put some splendour in it and
raise your mark to another 25
years of listening to Adam
Kirris crappy shows.

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Okay, so thanks for the last 25
years and I look forward to many
more good moments of listening
to you.

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Cheerio vibe.

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Hey, look, that's really nice,
ma'am.

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Look from Finland.

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That's right, if you, uh, let me
think.

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How long have I been doing this
shit?

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I started on radio, uh, pirate
radio in Amsterdam when I was 15
or 16.

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So that would be 24, yeah, so
about 25 years. Damn.

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Well, here's, I'm raising a mug
of scents sale to you, my
friend, and I'm very happy to
hear that

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after 25 years of indeed making
crap shows and totally talking
out of my ass, you're still
listening.

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I really, really appreciate it.
It makes me feel good.

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I just wanted to call the call
out, uh, the Dignation Boys on,
uh, on their authority.

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I was catching up on some Calli
Lewis Geet Brief TV episodes and
I ran across this episode where,

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what is it, uh, is it Kevin? Is
that his name? From Dignation,
where, um,

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well, maybe I should have Calli
Lewis explained it, but it's
about the iPhone.

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And this is before the iPhone
came out and he was on his show,
uh, telling everyone exactly
what

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the iPhone was going to be
because, of course, you would
expect Kevin Rose, right? You
would expect him

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to have all the inside dirt
because he's so incredibly clued
into what's going on in Silicon
Valley.

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Well, let's see if that's true.
Have a listen. Kevin Rose from
Dignation, number 74.

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I have a little bit of insight
information on the Apple phone.
Okay.

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Two batteries. Oh, two
batteries. No, sorry. That's not
correct. Roger.

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One for the MP3 portion of it,
and one for the phone.

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Just say something! Two
capacities for an eight gigs.
Okay, that's right. I think
we're talking

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2.49 and 4.49. Like a pretty big
price difference between the
four eight gigs. Flash memory.
Okay.

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Slide out keyboard. Eeeeeey. I
got keyboard. That's fancy.
Anyone doing tech is gets tips.

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But Kevin has a reputation for
getting some important Apple
rumors right. Okay. So there you
go.

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So much for the reputation. In a
world where disability strikes
10% of the population.

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Only one man has the guts to
take on the powers that be and
raise his voice in a challenge
to

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media demigagery and the tyranny
of the mass market. That man is
Charles Rovira and he can be
heard

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at MSBpodcast.com.

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[ Music ]

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Well, it's not exclusive to the
US, you know. We've got
scrunches and folders and all
parts of the world.

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Including the United Kingdom.

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I had them. It's Chris.
Analyzer. From the aircraft
podcast right up here in an
authorist of England.

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And we just wanted to let you
know how fired up we are to be
part of the pod show family.

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Hey, and don't forget BET pod
show. Oh yeah, it was quite
exciting to see how show listed
in the top

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pick section. So for those
people that haven't heard of us,
you can find us us
airpodcast.podshow.com or

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a podcast at BETpodshow.com. You
say we couldn't make it any
easier for you to visit us.

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So drop by to find out what two
people living very different
lives talk about when they're
getting to a studio.

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Oh yeah, and we're both folders.
I never said you were a folder.
I did. I said to you you

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fold it like that and then I'm
going to fold again. No, you're
more of a scrunchie. That's
good.

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Welcome guys. Great to have you
on the network. Yep. It's
growing. We're building. I'm
very excited

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about what's happening in lots
of people coming up to us with
very interesting ideas. So for
this new year,

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I'm going to be spending a lot
more time in London. I will be
shuddling back and forth between

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London and San Francisco more
frequently. I tend to spend a
full work week in SF,

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come back to the UK for two
weeks, then go back for a week
and really try and manage it
that way

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because it's just too much going
on on either side of the pond. I
got a, uh, a forward from

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Google reader from what's, who
is this from from Shayna? Who
sends me a links from time to
time,

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which I obviously appreciate
very much. And she sent me a
link about the movie, Stomp,
Stomp

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the Yard, which of course, as
you know, we promoted the movie,
been promoting it for two weeks.

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I told you I promised you would
be the number one movie. It was
number one movie opened up this
weekend

25:50.660 --> 25:56.740
over $22 million in box office
receipts. But this seems to be
some controversy surrounding

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surrounding Stomp the Yard. And
it's kind of a funny one. What's
this? Is this going to fire

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up some video here? I'm looking
at what is this page? This is on
MSMBC.com. So the movie is set
in the

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world of black fraternities and
their traditional style of step
dancing, which is a part of,

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a lot of the part of the
pledging process. And I presume
that the, um, that a lot of this
movie

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was based around Alpha Phi
Alpha. But what's interesting is
that Alpha Phi Alpha did not
give

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permission to actually display
their, their colors or letters
or anything in the, in the film.

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And a lot of Alpha Phi Alpha
alumni are going to the movie,
not being very disappointed.
And,

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yeah, so there's a minor
controversy there. That's, I
guess that's kind of good to
have

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controversy. You know what? It's
much better than controversy.
That's why.

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I had a full coin here from
Beach House to the masses. Just
a little message to thank you,

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and everyone at BT Parcho for
allowing me into the network. It
caps off a very successful

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and exciting 2006. The Vinnie
Volk in the podcast Live gigs at
the Purple Turtle in Camdered.

27:12.020 --> 27:16.500
And we've already secured a
monthly spot there, which is
very, very good for not only the
bands,

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but also for podcasting, raising
the profile a little bit and
getting them as recorded.

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And I think it's kind of cat-off
two years of podcasting to make
it all very, very bizarre

27:29.060 --> 27:33.700
and to start with. And only just
coming into, to get into grips
with what we can actually do

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in this incredible medium. So,
he's to a great 2007. And I'd
just see you again too.

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Bye-bye. BFM.btparcho.com.

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Right on. And also, welcome to
the network.

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We've got another great show,
which I believe is launching, I
wonder if it launches this week

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or next week. It's a podfinder
UK. We've brought the podfinder
brand back and we're going to

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do a video version of podfinder
in the UK for UK-based podcast.
Josephine is the host of that
show.

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I think you're going to love
her. She's fantastic. I mean,
I'm not quite sure what we found
her.

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She's not an actress, but she's
well into, uh, well into pod
casting. Hold on a second. Let
me

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see if I can find her, uh, her
profile page. Mm-hmm. It'll be
well worth it, trust me.

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I'll just go to pod show and
I'll search for people. I'm
still on that vote of phone, uh,

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the vote of phone,
quasi-broadband modem. It's
doing okay. I'm still definitely
afraid. I'm going to

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go over my allotted one gig
limit before the month is up.
Thank God I'm going to San
Francisco.

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You know, I've already checked
all the machines. Make sure that
there's no automatic system
updates

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that are in place. Uh,
Josephine. Oops. Don't you just
love it while you're

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taking your time while I miss
type shit. Okay. Click on
Josephine, search under people,

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and there we go. Josephine.
Okay. What's her pod show? Plus
you are, uh, Josephine Lawrence.
Okay.

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That makes sense. Josephine
Lawrence dot BT pod show dot
com. Or Josephine Lawrence dot
dot dot dot

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pod show dot com. And, uh, and
you'll find a link there to pod
finder UK with as let me see if

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it's on the area. Is it on the
air? See if the first episode is
up, which is pod finder UK dot

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BT pod show dot com. But check
out Josephine met. She's
awesome. Uh, no, does not have
any episodes yet.

29:40.980 --> 29:46.500
So, but I can already see this
stuff that's featured. Okay.
You'll like it. Episode one
coming

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up today, I think, or it should
be up before the weekend. No
doubt about it. Uh, why was I
telling

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you that? Uh, oh, the reason was
because, uh, she all does she
feature in the attic. I'm not
sure

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doesn't even feature the show.
Well, anyway, so in the attic,
I've talked about the show
before,

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which is, um, Rachel Fuller, uh,
it's her concept. Uh, she is,
uh, long term long time, long
term.

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I hope she's long term. Long
time girlfriend of P. Townsend
of the who. And, uh, while on
tour,

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she had an air stream trailer
completely kidded out and she
would sit in the back and do
interviews

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with bands. And we've had some
pretty good ones. Magic numbers,
Zutons, uh, Krike. I can't

30:29.300 --> 30:35.220
even remember all of them. But
all top notch bands and Pete
will come in and jam with them.
And then

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sometimes, uh, in fact, I think
there's an acoustic jam of
Michael Jackson's Billy Jean in
the

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episode number seven, which is
also going up this week. And
whenever possible, Rachel, who
is a

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performer in her own right,
she'll do a song. And, um, in,
in this most recent episode,

30:52.660 --> 30:58.100
see, this is a little, I'm
playing this directly from the
video. She does this beautiful
song,

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uh, acoustic, she's sitting
behind electric piano in the air
stream trailer. And the song
just

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blew me away. Her vocals,
fantastic. It's almost angelic.
This is Rachel Fuller on the
daily source

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[ Music ]

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God is not beautiful. Oh, was
this the end of the show?

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I do hope you enjoyed. Oh, I'm
in love with her. What a voice.
Let me just just see if I can

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find that piece, it was with the
foi vans, is that who it was? I
think it's foi vans, yeah,

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home on second. We find the
Billy Jean bit. You're going to
dig this. It was here it is,
home on.

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Are you have to listen to this?
Totally not pod save, but it's
so fucking cool.

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So it's Simon, Pete's brother,
Rachel, and foi vans, and check
this out.

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People always told me, leave
care for what you do, you can't
go wrong,

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[ Music ]

35:37.380 --> 35:53.380
I'm in love with her, I'm in
love with her, I'm in love with
her, I'm in love with her,

35:53.380 --> 35:59.380
I'm in love with her, I'm in
love with her, I'm in love with
her, I'm in love with her,

35:59.380 --> 36:49.380
[ Music ]

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I'm in love with her, I'm in
love with her, I'm in love with
her,

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I'm in love with her,

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I'm in love with her, I'm in
love with her, I'm in love with
her,

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I'm in love with her, I'm in
love with her, I'm in love with
her,

37:14.380 --> 37:19.600
This is done live with just a
couple of mics set up in the in
the back of the Airstream
trailer

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You really I'm telling you
you're gonna love this show in
the attic dot

37:24.460 --> 37:26.860
Pod show dot com or in the attic
dot

37:26.860 --> 37:29.340
BT Pod show dot com and either
one will get you there

37:30.140 --> 37:33.900
This is a fucking awesome
awesome show and we're

37:34.540 --> 37:38.700
I think there's a meeting today
over at Elpye, which is the
who's production company

37:38.700 --> 37:41.780
Meeting to get Rachel's music up
on the

37:41.780 --> 37:47.540
Pod team music network. They're
gonna do a compilation CD of all
the songs that is with all the
artists

37:47.540 --> 37:51.940
I mean towns and sometimes
literally sits down and and you
can see him with his notes

37:51.940 --> 37:57.020
It's a new song that he's never
played anywhere public before.
It is really really awesome

37:58.020 --> 38:03.780
All right, well, I'm gonna what
is 37-minute 38 minutes perfect.
That's well within my 40-minute
time limit

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I'm gonna cut it out for today

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It feels like I have a little
less energy on the show because
I'm sitting down

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I don't know working on it.
It'll be a couple more weeks
until my father-in-law can come
on over and

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Enhandle the power tools
unfortunately so I just have to
deal with it

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So tomorrow best of Charlie for
sure because I will be off to
San Francisco Thursday morning

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I'll bring you a show from the
Curry condo

38:26.500 --> 38:32.420
Adam at Pod show dot com the
email address to send me any
crap you want to and of course
show notes for today's episode
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