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Sep 23, 2026 · 2 hr 2 min · 14 segments
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Sep 23, 2026 · 2 hr 2 min · 14 segments
also well we got a few things to talk about and we'll do what we can we're kind of taking our texas time doing it because they're slow coming in this morning so we want to make sure we get as many people in as possible let me see what's going on here i will tell you I practiced with this last week a little bit, but really hit my stride on Quill Radio.
I really, I guess I'm as bad as my friend Greg.
I put in over 100 stations in the past two or three days, and I don't know why I put that many in.
I guess because I could.
because I think since I've lost some weight and been on this new med and got rid of all my diabetes medication, I must be able to concentrate like I used to because I can just sit for hours and work on this and it doesn't bother me now.
So, I'm not saying that's a good reason to take the shot, though.
But anyway, I've been working with this and about the time I get things really good with it, then they'll do an update and I'll have to start learning more things about it.
But it's a really cool program.
I can highly recommend it.
I had a laptop.
that I was just gonna throw away, literally, because I was so disgusted because the screen broke.
But I thought, I don't need this screen.
It's got a good sound, sounds good.
Why throw the computer away? It's working well.
So I was able to put these stations in Jeff and Mike had been talking about this quill radio, and they've already jumped on the bus and are going at it pretty strong.
But it was back in the old days when I used to do, you know, radio lookup.
It seemed like you had to go through a lot more to put in a station and correct one or do something.
So, Mike, maybe you can explain this to us a little bit.
Is it based upon AI, what he's doing to build this radio website?
I think there's a little bit on the back end, but it's not fully an AI app, but certainly some of the algorithms that go out and search and pull in the stations.
Yeah.
Yeah, I don't
know how he did that either.
I didn't know
also well we got a few things to talk about and we'll do what we can we're kind of taking our texas time doing it because they're slow coming in this morning so we want to make sure we get as many people in as possible let me see what's going on here i will tell you I practiced with this last week a little bit, but really hit my stride on Quill Radio.
I really, I guess I'm as bad as my friend Greg.
I put in over 100 stations in the past two or three days, and I don't know why I put that many in.
I guess because I could.
because I think since I've lost some weight and been on this new med and got rid of all my diabetes medication, I must be able to concentrate like I used to because I can just sit for hours and work on this and it doesn't bother me now.
So, I'm not saying that's a good reason to take the shot, though.
But anyway, I've been working with this and about the time I get things really good with it, then they'll do an update and I'll have to start learning more things about it.
But it's a really cool program.
I can highly recommend it.
I had a laptop.
that I was just gonna throw away, literally, because I was so disgusted because the screen broke.
But I thought, I don't need this screen.
It's got a good sound, sounds good.
Why throw the computer away? It's working well.
So I was able to put these stations in Jeff and Mike had been talking about this quill radio, and they've already jumped on the bus and are going at it pretty strong.
But it was back in the old days when I used to do, you know, radio lookup.
It seemed like you had to go through a lot more to put in a station and correct one or do something.
So, Mike, maybe you can explain this to us a little bit.
Is it based upon AI, what he's doing to build this radio website?
I think there's a little bit on the back end, but it's not fully an AI app, but certainly some of the algorithms that go out and search and pull in the stations.
Yeah.
Yeah, I don't
know how he did that either.
I didn't know
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