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Unknown: Estes

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Adam Curry: boosting is love
that's right a beautiful day in

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Texas Hill Country Hello
everybody Hello chat room hello

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everybody welcome to the very
first episode of the boost the

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gram ball. We're playing trying
we're getting SATs all the info

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coming up next and after our
first song when

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Unknown: he was smiling for a
picture on your phone and now

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our voice is saying that too
many times too many lies when

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you lose yourself you know in
careful leaving all the filters

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that you've chosen through can't
hide the human side the person

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that storylines up inside
watching you think is true I

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don't even know

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do you see

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your life and

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it won't get any

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Adam Curry: away see you broke

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Unknown: on Saturday you use the
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was born in Athens Georgia was
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your spot shot

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promises

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to you believe it is the truth

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even.

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Adam Curry: Think of a better
way than starting the first

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episode of the boosted grand
ball with one of our own sir TJ

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the raffle is how you might know
the band is the door falls

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bloodshot eyes kicking off
episode number one what are we

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doing here? Running with
Scissors we're letting we're

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live. Boosted grand ball.com is
the website that looks like

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crap. Just getting everything
started here it is taken 20

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years to get to this point where
we can have podcasts where we

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play music and the artists get
paid. What you need. If you're

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doing this live is curio caster
go to curio caster.com Connect

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that app to your Albie wallet
get lb.com You're going to

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figure it out don't worry. Or
you can go to the split kit and

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I believe I have it set up so
you can go to Live dot boost to

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Graham ball.com. And you can
follow along you'll get the

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album are changing. And when you
hear a song when you boost that

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song or even if you're just
streaming SATs in real time,

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automatically the split the
value block is switched the

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wallets switch over to the
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well, minus a small fee for
everybody else. We got to make

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sure all the all the application
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that so 90% goes to the artist.
It is really phenomenal what

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we're doing here. I'm so excited
to talk more about it to let you

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know what I expect from this in
the future and what we're going

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to do with this very show

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Unknown: you're listening to
with Adam curry where we're

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changing the music industry, one
Satoshi at a Time.

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Adam Curry: the underclass here
on booster ball booster ball

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booster BAM booster bop bop
booster gram ball. There you go.

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What does it call it? Thanks for
reminding me. If you are

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wondering what's going on here,
this is right now, the actual

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first episode is being recorded
live in front of a live studio

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audience. That's what you get
when when you use a modern

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podcast app that will alert you
that we're going live pod bursts

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currently does that even does it
on on the open source app store

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I believe, which is cool. If
you're an artist and you're

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wondering, how do I get in on
this action, what is actually

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going on here, the whole point
of value for value is you give

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away your stuff, you put it up
there and let people listen to

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it, let them download it, let
them enjoy it. But when they

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like what they hear they have an
easy way to return value to you.

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We've made it even easier now by
integrating that into podcast.

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So any podcast can now create a
music podcast if you have all

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the right bits and bobs, which
I'm sure will take a little bit

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before that's really available
for everybody. I'm using

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sovereign feeds.com at the
moment. And the split kit which

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actually makes it quite easy for
you to do this in a live

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environment in other ways. Then
you can add your music in a

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number of places. If you go to
wave lake.com wavlake.com You

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can see a whole bunch of artists
have uploaded their tracks there

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you'll see little numbers next
to it Satoshis that has value

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that people are sending to it
either directly from that

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website where you can connect
your your little Bitcoin

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lightning wallet to to wave lake
or it's coming from podcast apps

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that are By using the system so
if you're not live, you can use

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pod verse, you can use fountain
you can use podcast Guru, I

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believe podcast addict I need to
get a full list. We also need to

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make that all available at
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exactly what you can use. But
this is the first episode we're

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just getting started. It is a
beautiful thing when you're an

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artist and you get such
appreciation even if it's a

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couple of Satoshis per minute to
see that coming in the idea of

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someone listening at that moment
and sending you value is pure

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magic. Now you don't have to use
wavelength you can also add your

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music directly into podcasts
index.org You can just act as if

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your your album is a podcast and
each individual episode has a

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track you can even put in lyrics
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chapters if you're listening on
a modern podcast app to this

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right now, the chapter should be
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music so if you go take a look
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at the art that's displaying the
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actually I've slipped back for
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if this is all functioning it's
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believe the idea is when the
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I have to add that homeless
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thing there. Okay, so now when
it ends the the Satoshis go back

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to the show and we go that's
fixed. Nice. Where was I? Yes,

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you can also upload to a podcast
index.org You can use podcasts

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or wallet to connect your
lightning wallet for that you

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can do it probably through
contracts dot app. Pretty sure

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you can probably do it through
fountain directly or go to Ellen

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beach.com You can see more music
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side project.com or even
dystopia.com We're just getting

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started this the first value for
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I guarantee you and we're
playing songs that we played

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over the past couple of months
and had a good time playing like

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this one cherry on top I love
having all these artists

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available at my fingertips

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to the corner of the room that
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back and cry like oh Boy?

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stone stone stone used to grab a
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a class with no gas?

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Adam Curry: Man I love this song
Jeremy Olivary featuring Kellan

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Quinn looking for you. And
thanks to pastor cozy for

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sending that song My Way and for
actually onboarding one of his

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favorite artists here, which is
something you all can do is very

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simple. You just show any
musician how this works. And a

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great way to do that is look at
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only way of course but as an
easy way to show that actual

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value is coming in for these for
these tracks. And I want to

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thank a couple people for
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there's a lot of moving parts
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me to be doing a music show
again. I appreciate everybody

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who sent in artwork for me and
little Sweepers and and openings

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and all kinds of stuff. All of
that is incredibly welcome

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adam@curry.com Of course you can
always boost the link if you

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want to. And let me look at a
couple of booster grams that

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have come in right now. So I can
just to read these off we have

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OMA boosting the first episode
it's lit Dred Scott with 1000.

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We've got Dave I can only
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pod sage who's on vacation.
25,000 SATs he says my boosts

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from the boosted round ball live
site isn't working on iPhone

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Safari will keep trying. Yeah, I
have a feeling that's probably a

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misconfiguration on my end. I
think we put a live link to the

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split kit in on podcast index
dot social. Probably better to

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get it from there. By the way
before that. It was Ainsley

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Costello cherry on top. We got
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from Dred Scott who sent us a
row of ducks on a second job

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probably while we're doing this
a little bit of a little duck

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sound boosting cherry on top
Ainsley Costello and booster

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Graham ball great tune he says
absolutely. And really most of

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that 90% of that boost went
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walked in with I think were
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what is that up in in national
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the wave late guys are there and
they convinced her to give it a

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shot try out value for value
instead of going the traditional

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route. And man I've got a lot of
people interested. I've got a

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lot of people who were doing
radio shows music radio shows,

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who are really jacked about
doing some music shows and

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playing their music, not the
stuff their station manager or

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the music director makes them
play. Dank, steady. 1000 SATs

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thanks pod fall into one from
Sir dank study of Dodie Island.

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Then we have Kevin bay with
10,000 SATs. Thank you, sir. We

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got Dred Scott booster gram
baller boost, you got a chat F

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he boosted the underclass with
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there and see Brooklyn 112 with
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scissors. We appreciate that.
And oh, here we go. IPFS

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podcasting dotnet I should
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explain that we're doing more
than just the live the live

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boosts and the and the music.
Wallet switching, which has a

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technical name called Remote
item or value time split, but

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I'll just call it wallet
switching music wallet

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switching. And he sent a boost.
Thank you from boost grand ball

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for hosting via IPFS podcasting
to time share to time. Okay, so

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what is going on here is we're
basically completely sovereign

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in this in this endeavor. And we
are hosting the actual mp3 file

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which hopefully you're listening
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which is, in essence, a bunch of
a bunch of home servers that

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people host at home or around
the globe. And they can choose

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to pin this podcast and hosts
all those episodes or maybe just

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the most recent one. And when
you boost the show, they also

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get a piece for boot for pinning
the for pinning the mp3 files

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and supporting the distribution
of the podcast. I mean, it's a

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lot. There's a lot going on.
Mike Newman Thank you very much

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for oh he sent us a little mini
striper boost I should probably

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get the little striper donation
sound up there for you Thank you

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very much appreciate that. And
we got one from I'm looking for

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something from looking for
something from pod fans. I would

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be hoping that Sam and and the
kids over there will be using

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pod fans we'll keep an eye on
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Meanwhile, I was putting out the
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played on podcasting 2.0 Sarah J
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listen to the track wait Destiny
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Unknown: rain Destiny Destiny
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alone long way

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filling up quickly

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got so you wait So don't wait

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all across this galaxy Hello
friends where are you traveling

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Adam Curry: Sarah Jade wait
Destiny booster Grand Ball

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episode number one. Man
remember, if you're listening to

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this after the fact not live,
which were most people will

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listen to it, even if you decide
to if you'd like and you know I

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should have probably boosted
that song, you can just rewind

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and and start playing from the
beginning wherever you want and

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boost it from there. That's the
beauty of it, it works any

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anywhere within the show. And
when you're boosting or when

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you're streaming sets during the
song, the wallet is

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automatically switched and goes
over to the artists. And they in

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fact, can split their payments
any way they want. This is the

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thing, that's kind of the big
revolution of what value for

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value does when it comes to
value for value streaming

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payments and booster grams.
everybody participates in the

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value flow. So it's not like,
you know, with with an

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advertisement or something that,
you know, the podcaster gets

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paid. And the app developer who
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infrastructure, everyone just,
you know, they can charge

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something for your app, you can
charge something for your

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hosting company, for the hosting
of the file. But really, when

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when people value this, you'll
see that people value it at a

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much higher rate than what you
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Spotify, I mean, Spotify, you
can have 100,000 streams, you

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may get, you know, $10 at the
end of the day, depending on

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what kind of deal you have.
It's, it's really not a it's not

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a great product over there. So
you can also as a podcast or you

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can decide to if you have you
know, if you have two hosts, you

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can split it 5050 You can give
another piece to someone who

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promotes the show or does some
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to a song when the song is

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playing. Right now it probably
mainly goes to one wallet, but

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the artist can set it up if
certainly if you do it through

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music side project.com I'm not
sure if dystopia does that yet,

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but you could always use podcast
or wallet.com at podcast

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index.org or even use fountain
or contracts with an X dot app.

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You can split that so you could
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and every band member who play
everyone who played on the on

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the track and it's transparent
you can take a look at it you

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can see who's getting what so
you don't have to have contracts

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anymore. You can just go take a
look oh, I'm still getting my 5%

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of my 10% or whatever it is.
Everything's good and you can

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see it coming into your own
wallet it goes directly from the

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person listening using a podcast
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directly to all the splits all
the wallets and again when we're

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playing the music, it splits
right over to the to the to the

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artist and however they want to
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pretty interesting podcast was a
pod news weekly review talking

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about the state of podcasting.
It's an interview with Rebecca

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Samus. We'll talk about that in
a minute. But first, let's get

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back to our music Allie Mitchell
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Unknown: Make it

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For Me

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Shange?

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Adam Curry: ally Mitchell when
this is over, man, I had a real

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kind of, I don't know I liked
that song because I had a bit of

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a prince a little bit of a Lenny
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quite sure what it is there's
something nice about it and the

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quality of the music and I'm
really diggin what's out there.

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And again, it'd be great if you
can get your your favorite

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musician, artists band, whatever
get them on, on one of these

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platforms. I'm going to put all
of that into the show notes. You

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can hear some of those booster
grams coming in live. We will

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read some of these because it's
interesting to see what people

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are talking about Mr. Robot just
sent 4000 SATs shout out to the

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smokin hot producer that made
the artwork for today's first

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booster gram ball on the index.
Hmm, I wonder would that be

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someone you know? Chad F. Oops
Steven became in diggin when

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this is over. Love that funky
bass sound. I am absolutely Chad

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F with 3333 just got my pod
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so it's a little late but we're
it's a brand new feed this is

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running with scissors as usual.
Straight from the podcast index

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muster rope, Mr. Robot with a
short row of satchel of Richards

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1111 In the morning really
enjoying this? Can we get

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official detox music? I can be a
boost? Well, that's an

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interesting idea. Okay, so I
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But why don't we see if we can
do a request like that. So the

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cool thing about the setup for
your podcasters who are

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interested in getting into this,
go to the split kit.com It'll

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blow your mind cuz you'd be
like, What is this thing? And

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there is documentation. It took
me a little bit and thank you

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very much, Steven B for helping
me out the other day doing a

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whole screencast with me to
explain it. Stephen B and an

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Alex gates by the way, they came
up with the whole spec for what

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we're doing here that this
wallet switching is even

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possible. It's it's really, I
don't use the word often but

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it's awesome. Really appreciate
what you guys have done and

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Stephen B has just put together
all these wonderful things like

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sovereign feeds.com which is
where I make the podcast feed

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where I do the Live episodes,
everything all gets done there

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for all my podcasts actually, he
also gets a percentage of all of

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my podcast again then so I don't
have to pay him anything for it.

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When you boost when you stream
it goes to him as well. That's

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the way the value flow was
supposed to work. Let me just

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type in detox music here. And
what is it that I can be? Let me

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see. Oh, there it is. So this
says what's nice about the

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system all of the songs that are
listed value for value show up

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in in the split kit and I can
easily find stuff and get it on

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the fly. Let me see now I'm
gonna bring this up let's see

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let's see if we can do this
first. There you go. By request

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oh man I don't even need a
producer I can still do it

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myself. All right. This is for
Mr. Robot by request and thank

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you to Dame Jennifer and turn
records sending in booths we

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really appreciate it yes it's
experimental Hello Darrin oh I

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see you?

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Up. detox music I can be on the
premiere episode of boost the

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gram ball by request, we can do
it all gotta love that man. Love

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it. I'm not going to do a lot of
requests today. Of course if

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you're if you're listening live
in now I really got to get the

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full list guys you need to send
that to me. Pod verse, pod

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friend, fountain pod fans, curio
caster and podcast guru I'm

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pretty sure those all do the
live stuff. And then several of

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those also have a chat. If not,
you can always find the chat

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room. Oh, that's good question.
I probably should put that link

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up somewhere. And I wonder if
that that would be something

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maybe we could even integrate
into split kit. Just as just

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some technical informed thinking
about here. are calm M di had

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never thought this would happen
like this, we tried this in

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2007, I think or 2008 was
something called the podsafe

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Music Network. And the idea
behind it then since we didn't

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have any payment mechanisms or
didn't have the Lightning

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Network, we didn't have value
for value payments value for

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value as a concept was just
starting them with a no agenda

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show. But we didn't have the
actual mechanisms for that. And

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the idea there was you give a
license to the podcast podsafe

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Music Network. And that license
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are to download, download that
music, play it on their show, as

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long as they reported back to
the network, so you could see

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that was played and, and would
put it in their show notes which

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by itself was was pretty good.
We even had a lot of established

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artists who own some of their
back catalogue came in and they

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put that up I'm expecting some
of that to happen with with the

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value for value streaming music
as well. Value for value, music

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and podcast. But what we've done
now with this wallet switching

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eliminates the entire need for
you as an artist as a musician

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as a band, as an orchestra,
whatever you are, it eliminates

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the need for ASCAP BMI, BMI,
stamina SoundScan, Harry Fox

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agency publishing, I mean you
own your own publishing you own

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your own copyright, but when you
put it up value for value on

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wave Lake, music side
project.com directly on podcast

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index.org using fountain to set
up your wallet and get it into

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the index. Just as it would look
like a podcast only it's an

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album and your tracks. When you
do that. You are in complete

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control in complete control and
you'd be amazed how much value

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people are willing to send again
whenever they're streaming SATs

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whenever you are listening and
want to just give the artist an

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extra boost that goes directly
to the artist and the splits

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they've put in place. Merica to
Mary Kate Ultra boosted 25,000

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SATs I'm not sure if that went
to to the show or if that went

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directly to detox music but Mary
Kate says boost live and be a

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part of podcasting history. Tone
wrecker he boosted for I can be

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I can see it right here.
Actually it shows up a cool does

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that from the split kid by
request. Boom, I see the artwork

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change on the requested track.
So cool. Yes, indeed. I wanted

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to mention that I was listening
to pod news. The pod news weekly

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review. And they had on Rebecca
Sun us Santa ants. I think her

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name is She's a producer and she
comes from the NPR world. And

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she got into podcasting and
wound up producing initially

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pivot which is my hate. Listen,
we all know that love pivot

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loves to hate to listen to it.
With Kara Swisher and Prof. G.

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Which is a good show. I just do.
They just irked me, which is why

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I listened to it religiously.
And then she went to to Spotify

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and started producing or
actually to arch Well, I guess.

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But it was put on Spotify, the
Harry and Megan podcast, which

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was not a big success. In fact,
not many of the Hollywood

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celebrity base podcasts that
Spotify put a lot of money into.

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Were a success at all, not the
Obamas not Kim Kardashian there.

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And I was ready to not like her
when she was on being

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interviewed on the most recent
episode. But there was a couple

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of things I really agreed with
her. And she said that, you

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know, we lost something. Well,
we didn't. But the podcast

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industrial complex, lost
something with all the celebrity

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podcasts. And it went from
literally being all these cool

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different voices. When we first
started out, Maj. Weinstein the

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bloated lesbian rock'n'roll geek
show with Michael Butler, Dawn

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and drew show the two wacky kids
who live in a farmhouse in

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Wisconsin, Callie Lewis, oh, my
goodness. But there were so many

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so many cool podcasts, so much
different stuff that was out

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there. And it kind of got snowed
under by this, this group of

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people who thought wow, now we
can be we can be NPR or, you

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know, some kind of professional
radio thing over here. And while

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the money was cheap, while the
interest rates were almost zero,

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and companies like Spotify could
get their hands on lots of cash

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and poured into projects like
that. Sure. There was lots of

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work now that has just
evaporated. Rebecca even talks

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about that. But then she and she
wrote this article for I think

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Vanity Fair. And she and the
crux of it, which was not quite

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the same as the interview. The
crux was a little harsher and a

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little more kind of
mainstreaming from her

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perspective. And podcasting is
no longer cool. It's kind of

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over as we know it should be.
Should we be looking for a

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different name? And she was
like, Got more nuanced on the

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show but she really said that it
turns out it was a big mistake

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to have people who actually know
what podcasts are to have them

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producing podcasts for people
who don't really understand the

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beauty of all these disparate
voices and it kind of being raw

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and not not 100% Perfect. Even
though I've got chops from doing

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this crap for over what 43 How
many years I've been doing this

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43 years it's not perfect.
Everything's not the way it

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exactly should be. But I think
that's what's so appreciated.

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And now while she is questioning
whether podcasting is over, I

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think what we're proving right
here is we have just created an

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entire new category of
podcasting music podcasts where

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the artists get paid That's
right we play tracks they get

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sad

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Unknown: everyday no stop gotta
find a way to keep on hustling

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never quit pushing paddling
paddling.

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Know find your

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way keep on hustling never quit
pushing through gotta keep

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finding stuff that finds a way
to keep on hustling never quit

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it could have led to find a way
to keep on hustling never quit

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it

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boost boost boost boost novice
novice novice novice

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sweet knows the stuff

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that cable hustling never knows
the stuff that he cable hustling

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never quit

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never quit

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never stop that.

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Cave on hustling never quit
pushing through.

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Adam Curry: Lazy handle it on
boosted RAM ball, the premiere

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episode episode 01. These are
all tracks that we played

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previously in podcasting. 2.0,
which is usually in this slot. I

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want to say a big shout out to
my brother from another mother,

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Dave Jones, who's probably in
California, looking at redwoods

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and pride. He's probably
listening if I know. We did see

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I think a boost coming coming
from earlier. So much fun to do

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this. This you know what's great
about it is that this is not one

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platform. It's not one company
or one organization. This is the

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opposite of Silicon Valley's
system where you give them all

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your creativity and you get
crap, nothing's zero. Instead,

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this is all these different
people and servers and

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organizations who are able to
interoperate through RSS. If you

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don't know what RSS is, man, you
should really get yourself an

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education is the open
syndication distribution

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standard that's been around On
for, I'm gonna say almost Well,

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probably more than 24 years, but
it's it still keeps a lot of the

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underpinnings of the internet
together blogs, pretty much

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still I think every blog will
have an RSS feed. If if your

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podcast doesn't have an RSS feed
I'm sorry, you probably don't

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have a podcast because it should
be able to be received on any

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podcast app, any podcast system
that understands RSS I just saw

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in the chat room that podcast
addict also can get the live

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stream as we do the show live
they unfortunately don't do

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booster grams yet but they have
value for value streaming. So

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that's good news for those who
on podcast addicts. It's just so

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so nice to have all of these
things completely integrated. We

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can just do it and we don't need
permission Mary but anybody no

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one needs permission. You don't
need to get permission to start

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a podcast you don't have to be a
certain way you can just go to a

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hosting company or you can use
something like Castor pod or

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sovereign feeds or even if you
want you can do one you know

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with with no tag you could even
write your own RSS feed. I

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missed a robot This is
revolutionary go pod can go

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podcasting and Alex gates coming
in the infamous Alex gates with

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2002 SATs all that lovely
compression is ruining the juicy

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bass in the dance tracks I'm
sorry man that's my sound just

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gonna have to live with that
anybody can do their own song

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their own version of a music
show and actually did back it

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off a little bit but man when
it's pumping it gets my blood

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jumping know what I'm saying?
Here is the first song we ever

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played testing the original
system of the value time splits

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the wallet switching say hello
to Joe Martin high gravity on

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the boosting RAM ball

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Unknown: sama flow

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numbers

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he's holding me

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through the window

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memories like shattered pieces

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always

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need to get back home

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no we'll see feels like every
need to learn to walk again

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Adam Curry: Man, Joe Martin,
thank you for putting your music

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up and being the first man. You
must value music sharing for

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sure. Hi, Graham gravity Joe
Martin Joe Martin music here on

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the very first episode of the
boosting grand ball and I kind

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of timed it right. I was
thinking I do about an hour's

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worth. It's been years and years
and years since I've done a

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music show that wasn't just
completely seat of my pants. I

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had to prep this one because,
you know, getting everything

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lined up and making sure
everything's in the split kid so

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that the Alkmaar changes. And
again, if you're listening to

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this in either on the web, you
might have just hit a player

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somewhere or legacy podcast app
support these artists support

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the show support the entire
infrastructure of podcasting 2.0

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value for value, including IPFS.
Net IPFS, podcasting.net, all

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the people who are hosting the
show, I'm presuming that that

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works, by the way. Support them
by getting a modern podcast app

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at podcast apps.com. The ones
that that work as far as we know

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our pod verse fountain fountain,
actually the new version, the

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new version is out yet the beta
do something very cool, where as

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a part of the podcast episode,
you can not only just listen to

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the music and the show itself,
but then you can hit what is it

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called? It's I think it's called
references. And because it can

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be anything but in this case,
we're using songs and you can

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see each of those songs you can
boost them from there you from

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there, you can get to the album.
It's a whole ecosystem has been

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put together their pod friend
just saw a boost coming in from

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pod friend I think yep. Mike
Newman 7778. He did that twice.

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Thank you very much boosting the
ball through pod friend.com.

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Howdy Martin. He says. I see who
else you either. Oh, there's

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this is interesting. I think
this is an automatic. Thank you.

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Now I have for IPFS podcasting.
I have two little servers in my

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home. They're literally sitting
here in the studio. One runs on

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on an old surface laptop, the
other one runs on a start nine

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Pro, which I'm very pleased
with, which is a complete

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sovereign software system, but
you can also load that yourself

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on your own hardware. And so I
got a heritage 47 stats thank

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you from the booster Graham ball
for hosting that it has the

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title there via IPFS podcasting
dotnet to timeshare to IPFS

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nodes. This is working. This is
working Hello Martin Lindas

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Koch, thank you very much for
your for 20 Boost, excuse me and

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anonymous. Oh boy anonymous
really came in with the goods.

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Thank you so much.
123456 123,456 Satoshis Sakala

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20 is Blaze only Ambala very
much appreciated anonymous,

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anonymous, I was showing up at
the end of the show and we are

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kind of at the end of the show,
I have a lot of post production

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to do. If everything goes okay,
then you will actually be able

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to see the chapters will
synchronize with the music

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that's playing split kid has a
way to output that. And that

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will synchronize beautifully
with the album art. It should

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also I don't know if they
include a link. It should if it

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doesn't have a link to the
homepage for that artists. If

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not, we'll try and get all of
that into the show notes a boost

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to Grand ball.com It's a piece
of crap right now. As usual. I'm

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looking to create a community
here. I'm looking for jingles.

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I'm looking for you to point me
towards awesome music you love I

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want to be onboarding people. We
need artwork, we need all kinds

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of things. We just need the
community to step in, step up

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and make this kind of podcasting
a huge success. Thank you to all

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of podcasting 2.0 everybody who
participated in this first

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episode, everybody who's been
here holding my hand as we run

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with scissors is very, very much
appreciate it one more song

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before I go. That'll be Cory
Keller, it's so hard to feel

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alive. We'll see you next week
until then adios mofos Hui Hui,

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and such as degree,

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Unknown: making you a pass fluid
is Lunger drive again? Searching

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for some things you pass the
town as you keep shopping these

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nails in my head.

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Okay sounds dollar you will play
the EB five piece so

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key catalyst this old highway
just can I've been su MC I care

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and keep pushing myself to be

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me

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just fall asleep with you

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Adam Curry: boosting is love