CultCast #19 - The Solution To Nip Burn

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🗓️ 22 June 2012

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Send us a text! Join us and special guest, Gizmodo Editor-in-Chief Joe EFFN Brown, as we discuss why Spotify is better than Rdio; the big deal about Microsoft's new Surface tablet; and, are you a sad victim of Nip Burn? We've got your solution! All that and a whole lot more on this ep. of The CultCast.

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0:00.0	Joe.
0:05.0	Hello?
0:07.0	Thank God.
0:08.0	I've been talking to Buster for an hour and a half.
0:12.0	We need somebody else on the line.
0:14.0	He's so annoying. Thank God I'm here.
0:17.0	Hello and welcome to the cult cast.
0:24.0	What the hell is going on here?
0:25.0	The best 30 minute apple conversation you're going to hear all week long.
0:30.0	My name is Arifon Elijian.
0:31.0	We've got a special guest today. We've got Joe Brown editor of Gizmoto joining us today.
0:37.0	Who I just fubard his name.
0:39.0	What kind of operation is it? Not a good one. I warned you before we started the show.
0:43.0	Buster Hein is joined with us today too.
0:47.0	Hey, Buster.
0:49.0	What is your full name, Buster?
0:50.0	Uh, I don't want to say.'s Robert. No it's actually David but we won't talk about that.
0:58.0	My dad's name is David. We call him Dave or Dad.
1:02.0	I would love it if you called Buster Dad.
1:05.0	I've been calling you downtown Joe Brown the entire hour and a half
1:09.0	before a show started. I hope that's okay with you.
1:11.0	Sound like my gym teacher.
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