I was once again joined by Nick Wheat for the fourth installment of DuoRadio. Topics discussed include:

• How Reliable is the Internet? And are bandwidth caps and use restrictions going to work?
• The Collective Conscience. Nick never got into it especially considering he thought I said “Collective Unconscience” at first, whatever that is.
• The Pirate Bay trial, and piracy on the Internet. Don’t worry, BitTorrent isn’t going to die anytime soon.
• How cool is it that Nick can send a message to my Blackberry with his new iPod touch? It’s really awesome.•
• Nick didn’t find any of the “Hilarious Headlines” funny at all.
• I was completely unaware that women from Australia lack manners and are foul mouthed and loud.
• Kelloggs now says that eating their crummy cereal will not improve your brain function, duh.
• On a lighter note, some crazed woman is trying to sue a guest of her wedding for claiming that she slept with the groom.

Nick recommended the new Depeche Mode album which was just released yesterday called “Sounds of the Universe.” Click here to buy the album from Amazon or here to download it.

The song I played at the end of the podcast is “Screwed” by Jonathan Coulton, one of the best musicians on the net. You can get a bunch of his songs here from Amazon.

Apparently, preparing for a show is just way to beyond me. It didn’t really help that Andrew Reed bailed on me so he could play World of Warcraft like every other unemployed person on the planet. So, Nick Wheat and Ash Seeliger stepped in to discuss a slew of of topics I’ve been encountering over the last week.

We talk about Internet Trolls and why we are grateful for them, the Christian YouTuber and his issues with the internet and the world at large. We also cover how the rest of the world seems to be catching onto how useless American television news is these days.

We also discuss how those same American news outlets are absolutely head over heels obsessed with the Obamas. And speaking of the Obamas, a group of Muslims (just kidding, seriously, he’s not a Muslim) in northern India have decided that cell phone ring tones are bad for verses of the Qur’an.

P.S. I play some audio from YouTube that is really soft and difficult to hear. I’m sorry about that, it’s not my fault, the audio from YouTube was turned up all the way and I couldn’t get it to sound any better.

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In the second episode of DuoRadio, Andrew Reed and Wyatt Alan join me for a refined discussion about…oh, forget it, we didn’t talk about anything. In fact, posting this is a complete waste of my time and you would be wasting your time if your actually bothered downloading it and listening to it. It isn’t even worth the electrons that make up the bits on the hard drive on the server that hosts it.

We should really get our act together on this show if we ever want advertisers or listeners. I can’t even really write the show notes for the episode because I can’t recall a single darn thing that happened. I know that we talked about Facebook, a thing that I recently decided to abandon and Wyatt just hates it. We also talked about how Glenn Beck is continuing his dissent into madness and how Fox News is all about turning opinion into fact.

Let me put it this way, I am willing to take any suggestions for stories to talk about for the next one so that this doesn’t happen again. Ever. Send your suggestions along to andrew [at] duocitizenship.com. It would be greatly appreciated, and you will be credited for your contribution.

By the way, for anyone who was looking forward to the NBAN reunion we were going to be having and the return of Corey Butler to the podcast radio waves, I’m sorry. Don’t get your hopes up for it to ever happen, he clearly isn’t interested.

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In the first official episode of DuoRadio, I have a discussion with Nick Wheat, a college student currently going to the University of Maine in Orono. I’ve known Nick since sixth grade, and he is quite an interesting character, and always filled with wisdom as well as total bull-crap. So, it was a pretty fun show to do.

We talk about people who are “straight edge” and a swedish tobacco product called “Snus.” You can buy Snus and other fine Swedish products at Northerner.com. We also talk about conservative commentator Glenn Beck and his latest comments claiming that Barack Obama is Edward Cullen.

Speaking of Edward Cullen, we make a little fun of Twilight, both the books and the movie. We also talk about Rush Limbaugh and his plans to leave New York. We then discuss issues that rich people have with taxes and the issues involved with Republicans vs. Democrats.

Feel free to send me any story or subject ideas, or to just send your comments to andrew [at] duocitizenship.com, and follow me on Twitter at twitter.com/asdavis.

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