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		<itunes:summary>Minute-by-Minute discussion of John Landis&#039;s 1985 comedy thriller</itunes:summary>
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	<title>Minute 010: The Problem is Downlink</title>
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	<pubDate>Fri, 22 Feb 2019 03:00:09 +0000</pubDate>
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	<description><![CDATA[Ed sits over an unrolled schematic diagram. He begins to nod off.&nbsp;

Just then, his phone rings.&nbsp;

"Ed Okin," he answers.&nbsp;

Later, in a staff meeting, the group supervisor is pointing at a negative AND gate on an overhead projection.&nbsp;

"They're claiming we've got a synchronization problem," says the group supervisor. "Naturally, this has nothing to do with their godawful tracking loop."

The group of engineers chuckle.&nbsp;

"Well," he continues, "we want fault-tolerance checks on all our buggers, sensors, and all corresponding transducers."

One of the engineers looks at his flowchart. "Scanners seem to check out, " he says.

"Yeah," says the group supervisor, "but that's on the uplink. The problem is downlink. Ed, have you got the signal-to-noise ratio on the downlink?"

Everyone waits for Ed to respond, but he's obviously asleep with his face resting against his hand and a pencil clutched in his other hand.&nbsp;

The group supervisor says, "ED?" in a louder voice. Ed wakes up.

"Yeah?" says Ed, completely out of the loop.&nbsp;

"Have you got it?" asks the group supervisor.

"What's that?" asks Ed. The other engineers look away, embarrassed.&nbsp;

"Yep," says the group supervisor, "we're having synchronization problems." A few engineers smile.&nbsp;

"I need the signal to noise ratio," says the group supervisor.&nbsp;]]></description>
	<itunes:subtitle><![CDATA[Ed sits over an unrolled schematic diagram. He begins to nod off.&nbsp;

Just then, his phone rings.&nbsp;

Ed Okin, he answers.&nbsp;

Later, in a staff meeting, the group supervisor is pointing at a negative AND gate on an overhead projection.&nbsp;

T]]></itunes:subtitle>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Ed sits over an unrolled schematic diagram. He begins to nod off.&nbsp;

Just then, his phone rings.&nbsp;

"Ed Okin," he answers.&nbsp;

Later, in a staff meeting, the group supervisor is pointing at a negative AND gate on an overhead projection.&nbsp;

"They're claiming we've got a synchronization problem," says the group supervisor. "Naturally, this has nothing to do with their godawful tracking loop."

The group of engineers chuckle.&nbsp;

"Well," he continues, "we want fault-tolerance checks on all our buggers, sensors, and all corresponding transducers."

One of the engineers looks at his flowchart. "Scanners seem to check out, " he says.

"Yeah," says the group supervisor, "but that's on the uplink. The problem is downlink. Ed, have you got the signal-to-noise ratio on the downlink?"

Everyone waits for Ed to respond, but he's obviously asleep with his face resting against his hand and a pencil clutched in his other hand.&nbsp;

The group supervisor says, "ED?" in a louder voice. Ed wakes up.

"Yeah?" says Ed, completely out of the loop.&nbsp;

"Have you got it?" asks the group supervisor.

"What's that?" asks Ed. The other engineers look away, embarrassed.&nbsp;

"Yep," says the group supervisor, "we're having synchronization problems." A few engineers smile.&nbsp;

"I need the signal to noise ratio," says the group supervisor.&nbsp;]]></content:encoded>
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	<itunes:summary><![CDATA[Ed sits over an unrolled schematic diagram. He begins to nod off.&nbsp;

Just then, his phone rings.&nbsp;

"Ed Okin," he answers.&nbsp;

Later, in a staff meeting, the group supervisor is pointing at a negative AND gate on an overhead projection.&nbsp;

"They're claiming we've got a synchronization problem," says the group supervisor. "Naturally, this has nothing to do with their godawful tracking loop."

The group of engineers chuckle.&nbsp;

"Well," he continues, "we want fault-tolerance checks on all our buggers, sensors, and all corresponding transducers."

One of the engineers looks at his flowchart. "Scanners seem to check out, " he says.

"Yeah," says the group supervisor, "but that's on the uplink. The problem is downlink. Ed, have you got the signal-to-noise ratio on the downlink?"

Everyone waits for Ed to respond, but he's obviously asleep with his face resting against his hand and a pencil clutched in his other hand.&nbsp;

The group supervisor says, "ED?" in a louder voice. Ed wakes up.

"Yeah?" says Ed, completely out of the loop.&nbsp;

"Have you got it?" asks the group supervisor.

"What's that?" asks Ed. The other engineers look away, embarrassed.&nbsp;

"Yep," says the group supervisor, "we're having synchronization problems." A few engineers smile.&nbsp;

"I need the signal to noise ratio," says the group supervisor.&nbsp;]]></itunes:summary>
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		<title>Minute 010: The Problem is Downlink</title>
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	<itunes:author><![CDATA[Into the Night Minute Podcast]]></itunes:author>	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[Ed sits over an unrolled schematic diagram. He begins to nod off.&nbsp;

Just then, his phone rings.&nbsp;

"Ed Okin," he answers.&nbsp;

Later, in a staff meeting, the group supervisor is pointing at a negative AND gate on an overhead projection.&nbsp;

"They're claiming we've got a synchronization problem," says the group supervisor. "Naturally, this has nothing to do with their godawful tracking loop."

The group of engineers chuckle.&nbsp;

"Well," he continues, "we want fault-tolerance checks on all our buggers, sensors, and all corresponding transducers."

One of the engineers looks at his flowchart. "Scanners seem to check out, " he says.

"Yeah," says the group supervisor, "but that's on the uplink. The problem is downlink. Ed, have you got the signal-to-noise ratio on the downlink?"

Everyone waits for Ed to respond, but he's obviously asleep with his face resting against his hand and a pencil clutched in his other hand.&nbsp;

The group supervisor says, "ED?" in a louder voi]]></googleplay:description>
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	<title>Minute 009: What You Need is Some Action</title>
	<link>https://www.nightminute.com/cm/podcast/minute-009-what-you-need-is-some-action/</link>
	<pubDate>Thu, 21 Feb 2019 03:00:09 +0000</pubDate>
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	<description><![CDATA[Herb is explaining about this girl "Melissa" he knows in Las Vegas.&nbsp;

"Anything you want," says Herb, "for $200 an hour."

"$200?" replies Ed.&nbsp;

"Anything you want," repeats Herb.&nbsp;

"For example?" asks Ed.&nbsp;

"Well, anything," replies Herb, "If you want, she'll dress up like Santa Claus."

"Would she bring me a pony?" scoffs Ed.&nbsp;

Herb laughs. "You're having trouble with this concept. I'm talking about a Universe of infinite possibilities."&nbsp;

"No such thing," says Ed. They pass through a swinging door to an office cube farm.&nbsp;

"The only limits are money and imagination," says Herb.&nbsp;

"Sorry," replies Ed, "I'm a little short on both."

"Hello, Fielding," says Herb to a passing co-worker.&nbsp;

Ed sighs. "How much would I have to pay one of these women for some sympathy?" he asks.&nbsp;

Herb looks at him, askance. "Sympathy?" says Herb, "Very kinky, Ed! I'll see you at lunch."&nbsp; Herb walks down a hallway as Ed arrives at his office cubicle. Ed hangs up his jacket on a coat hanger, grabs a rolled up circuit schematic, and sits down at his desk. He removes the rubber band from the rolled-up schematic and spreads the sheet fully across his desktop.&nbsp;]]></description>
	<itunes:subtitle><![CDATA[Herb is explaining about this girl Melissa he knows in Las Vegas.&nbsp;

Anything you want, says Herb, for $200 an hour.

$200? replies Ed.&nbsp;

Anything you want, repeats Herb.&nbsp;

For example? asks Ed.&nbsp;

Well, anything, replies Herb, If you w]]></itunes:subtitle>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Herb is explaining about this girl "Melissa" he knows in Las Vegas.&nbsp;

"Anything you want," says Herb, "for $200 an hour."

"$200?" replies Ed.&nbsp;

"Anything you want," repeats Herb.&nbsp;

"For example?" asks Ed.&nbsp;

"Well, anything," replies Herb, "If you want, she'll dress up like Santa Claus."

"Would she bring me a pony?" scoffs Ed.&nbsp;

Herb laughs. "You're having trouble with this concept. I'm talking about a Universe of infinite possibilities."&nbsp;

"No such thing," says Ed. They pass through a swinging door to an office cube farm.&nbsp;

"The only limits are money and imagination," says Herb.&nbsp;

"Sorry," replies Ed, "I'm a little short on both."

"Hello, Fielding," says Herb to a passing co-worker.&nbsp;

Ed sighs. "How much would I have to pay one of these women for some sympathy?" he asks.&nbsp;

Herb looks at him, askance. "Sympathy?" says Herb, "Very kinky, Ed! I'll see you at lunch."&nbsp; Herb walks down a hallway as Ed arrives at his office cubicle. Ed hangs up his jacket on a coat hanger, grabs a rolled up circuit schematic, and sits down at his desk. He removes the rubber band from the rolled-up schematic and spreads the sheet fully across his desktop.&nbsp;]]></content:encoded>
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	<itunes:summary><![CDATA[Herb is explaining about this girl "Melissa" he knows in Las Vegas.&nbsp;

"Anything you want," says Herb, "for $200 an hour."

"$200?" replies Ed.&nbsp;

"Anything you want," repeats Herb.&nbsp;

"For example?" asks Ed.&nbsp;

"Well, anything," replies Herb, "If you want, she'll dress up like Santa Claus."

"Would she bring me a pony?" scoffs Ed.&nbsp;

Herb laughs. "You're having trouble with this concept. I'm talking about a Universe of infinite possibilities."&nbsp;

"No such thing," says Ed. They pass through a swinging door to an office cube farm.&nbsp;

"The only limits are money and imagination," says Herb.&nbsp;

"Sorry," replies Ed, "I'm a little short on both."

"Hello, Fielding," says Herb to a passing co-worker.&nbsp;

Ed sighs. "How much would I have to pay one of these women for some sympathy?" he asks.&nbsp;

Herb looks at him, askance. "Sympathy?" says Herb, "Very kinky, Ed! I'll see you at lunch."&nbsp; Herb walks down a hallway as Ed arrives at his office cubicle. Ed hangs up his jacket on a coat hanger, grabs a rolled up circuit schematic, and sits down at his desk. He removes the rubber band from the rolled-up schematic and spreads the sheet fully across his desktop.&nbsp;]]></itunes:summary>
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		<title>Minute 009: What You Need is Some Action</title>
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	<itunes:author><![CDATA[Into the Night Minute Podcast]]></itunes:author>	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[Herb is explaining about this girl "Melissa" he knows in Las Vegas.&nbsp;

"Anything you want," says Herb, "for $200 an hour."

"$200?" replies Ed.&nbsp;

"Anything you want," repeats Herb.&nbsp;

"For example?" asks Ed.&nbsp;

"Well, anything," replies Herb, "If you want, she'll dress up like Santa Claus."

"Would she bring me a pony?" scoffs Ed.&nbsp;

Herb laughs. "You're having trouble with this concept. I'm talking about a Universe of infinite possibilities."&nbsp;

"No such thing," says Ed. They pass through a swinging door to an office cube farm.&nbsp;

"The only limits are money and imagination," says Herb.&nbsp;

"Sorry," replies Ed, "I'm a little short on both."

"Hello, Fielding," says Herb to a passing co-worker.&nbsp;

Ed sighs. "How much would I have to pay one of these women for some sympathy?" he asks.&nbsp;

Herb looks at him, askance. "Sympathy?" says Herb, "Very kinky, Ed! I'll see you at lunch."&nbsp; Herb walks down a hallway as Ed arrives at his office cubicle. E]]></googleplay:description>
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	<title>Minute 008: Bank Tellers Say Have a Nice Day</title>
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	<pubDate>Wed, 20 Feb 2019 02:44:38 +0000</pubDate>
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	<description><![CDATA["Can you believe that?" asks Ed.

"What's wrong with that?" asks Herb.&nbsp;

"Bank tellers," replies Ed, "say 'have a nice day,' the cashier at the supermarket says 'have a nice day.' I dunno, I just think that somehow your wife should say something to you&nbsp; better than 'have a nice day'."&nbsp;

Herb shakes his head. "You're losing your mind, Ed," he says. "How long have you had the insomnia?"

"My last good night's sleep?" asks Ed.&nbsp;

"Yeah," says Herb, "the full eight hours."

"Seems like -- 1980. Yeah, the summer of 1980," replies Ed.&nbsp;

The scene changes to a fabrication floor for computer peripherals. Ed and Herb continue their conversation as they walk to their offices.&nbsp;

"So, you're lying in bed," says Herb, "you can't sleep - - I mean, I don't see the problem. You get up, you go to the airport, catch the midnight flight to Las Vegas. Nobody sleeps there."&nbsp;

"Oh, very funny, Herb," says Ed.&nbsp;

"No, no, listen - I'm serious!" says Herb. "What you need is some action!"

"I'm not a gambler," says Ed.&nbsp;

"Don't gamble," says Herb. "Have a few drinks, see a show. Get loose, get laid!"&nbsp;

"Wonderful," replies Ed. "I'm sure Ellen would love it."&nbsp;

"You'd be home before she wakes up," says Herb.&nbsp;

"Sex isn't the problem," replies Ed.&nbsp;

"When was the last time you f---d your wife?"asks Herb.

"You're a classy guy, Herb," replies Ed.&nbsp;

"Up in Vegas, there's a beautiful young girl named Melissa," says Herb. "She will do anything you-"]]></description>
	<itunes:subtitle><![CDATA[Can you believe that? asks Ed.

Whats wrong with that? asks Herb.&nbsp;

Bank tellers, replies Ed, say have a nice day, the cashier at the supermarket says have a nice day. I dunno, I just think that somehow your wife should say something to you&nbsp; be]]></itunes:subtitle>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA["Can you believe that?" asks Ed.

"What's wrong with that?" asks Herb.&nbsp;

"Bank tellers," replies Ed, "say 'have a nice day,' the cashier at the supermarket says 'have a nice day.' I dunno, I just think that somehow your wife should say something to you&nbsp; better than 'have a nice day'."&nbsp;

Herb shakes his head. "You're losing your mind, Ed," he says. "How long have you had the insomnia?"

"My last good night's sleep?" asks Ed.&nbsp;

"Yeah," says Herb, "the full eight hours."

"Seems like -- 1980. Yeah, the summer of 1980," replies Ed.&nbsp;

The scene changes to a fabrication floor for computer peripherals. Ed and Herb continue their conversation as they walk to their offices.&nbsp;

"So, you're lying in bed," says Herb, "you can't sleep - - I mean, I don't see the problem. You get up, you go to the airport, catch the midnight flight to Las Vegas. Nobody sleeps there."&nbsp;

"Oh, very funny, Herb," says Ed.&nbsp;

"No, no, listen - I'm serious!" says Herb. "What you need is some action!"

"I'm not a gambler," says Ed.&nbsp;

"Don't gamble," says Herb. "Have a few drinks, see a show. Get loose, get laid!"&nbsp;

"Wonderful," replies Ed. "I'm sure Ellen would love it."&nbsp;

"You'd be home before she wakes up," says Herb.&nbsp;

"Sex isn't the problem," replies Ed.&nbsp;

"When was the last time you f---d your wife?"asks Herb.

"You're a classy guy, Herb," replies Ed.&nbsp;

"Up in Vegas, there's a beautiful young girl named Melissa," says Herb. "She will do anything you-"]]></content:encoded>
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	<itunes:summary><![CDATA["Can you believe that?" asks Ed.

"What's wrong with that?" asks Herb.&nbsp;

"Bank tellers," replies Ed, "say 'have a nice day,' the cashier at the supermarket says 'have a nice day.' I dunno, I just think that somehow your wife should say something to you&nbsp; better than 'have a nice day'."&nbsp;

Herb shakes his head. "You're losing your mind, Ed," he says. "How long have you had the insomnia?"

"My last good night's sleep?" asks Ed.&nbsp;

"Yeah," says Herb, "the full eight hours."

"Seems like -- 1980. Yeah, the summer of 1980," replies Ed.&nbsp;

The scene changes to a fabrication floor for computer peripherals. Ed and Herb continue their conversation as they walk to their offices.&nbsp;

"So, you're lying in bed," says Herb, "you can't sleep - - I mean, I don't see the problem. You get up, you go to the airport, catch the midnight flight to Las Vegas. Nobody sleeps there."&nbsp;

"Oh, very funny, Herb," says Ed.&nbsp;

"No, no, listen - I'm serious!" says Herb. "What you need is some action!"

"I'm not a gambler," says Ed.&nbsp;

"Don't gamble," says Herb. "Have a few drinks, see a show. Get loose, get laid!"&nbsp;

"Wonderful," replies Ed. "I'm sure Ellen would love it."&nbsp;

"You'd be home before she wakes up," says Herb.&nbsp;

"Sex isn't the problem," replies Ed.&nbsp;

"When was the last time you f---d your wife?"asks Herb.

"You're a classy guy, Herb," replies Ed.&nbsp;

"Up in Vegas, there's a beautiful young girl named Melissa," says Herb. "She will do anything you-"]]></itunes:summary>
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		<title>Minute 008: Bank Tellers Say Have a Nice Day</title>
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	<itunes:block>no</itunes:block>
	<itunes:duration>10:59</itunes:duration>
	<itunes:author><![CDATA[Into the Night Minute Podcast]]></itunes:author>	<googleplay:description><![CDATA["Can you believe that?" asks Ed.

"What's wrong with that?" asks Herb.&nbsp;

"Bank tellers," replies Ed, "say 'have a nice day,' the cashier at the supermarket says 'have a nice day.' I dunno, I just think that somehow your wife should say something to you&nbsp; better than 'have a nice day'."&nbsp;

Herb shakes his head. "You're losing your mind, Ed," he says. "How long have you had the insomnia?"

"My last good night's sleep?" asks Ed.&nbsp;

"Yeah," says Herb, "the full eight hours."

"Seems like -- 1980. Yeah, the summer of 1980," replies Ed.&nbsp;

The scene changes to a fabrication floor for computer peripherals. Ed and Herb continue their conversation as they walk to their offices.&nbsp;

"So, you're lying in bed," says Herb, "you can't sleep - - I mean, I don't see the problem. You get up, you go to the airport, catch the midnight flight to Las Vegas. Nobody sleeps there."&nbsp;

"Oh, very funny, Herb," says Ed.&nbsp;

"No, no, listen - I'm serious!" says Herb. "What you need]]></googleplay:description>
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	<title>Minute 007: If It&#8217;s Important, They&#8217;ll Let us Know</title>
	<link>https://www.nightminute.com/cm/podcast/minute-007-if-its-important-theyll-let-us-know/</link>
	<pubDate>Tue, 19 Feb 2019 03:00:30 +0000</pubDate>
	<dc:creator><![CDATA[Into the Night Minute Podcast]]></dc:creator>
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	<description><![CDATA[The cacophony of Los Angeles drive-time radio continues, with a traffic report from Commander Chuck Street.&nbsp;

"...with a look at traffic. How's it going out there, Chuck?"

"Well, we've got a bit of a slowdown now on that southbound Pasadena Freeway as you approach--"

" This is the Dave Hull program on KRLA, but we're gonna interrupt the show now for this important special announ-"

Ed Okin shuts off the car radio as his car pool co-worker, Herb, pours a cup of coffee out of his Thermos.&nbsp;

"Don't you want to hear what happened?" asks Herb.

"No, not really," says Ed.&nbsp;

Herb shrugs. "Well," he says, "If it's important, they'll let us know anyway."

Ed smiles slightly.&nbsp;

"Ah, a smile!" says Herb. "Okay, now we're getting somewhere. Alright, Mister No-Sleep, I have something for you: what's three miles long, and has an IQ of one hundred and sixty-five?"

"The St. Patrick's Day Parade," says Ed.&nbsp;

"Actually," replies Herb, "it's the Cinqo de Mayo Parade."

"I can't sleep anymore, Herb," says Ed. "&nbsp;

"Are - are you going to be alright?" asks Herb. "I don't want you nodding at the wheel here."

"I dunno, "says Ed, rubbing his forehead. "I'm fine."

"We could switch," says Herb.

"I'm fine," repeats Ed. "I'm fine. I'm okay." Ed sighs. "I dunno, I dunno - - my job is a dead-end... I feel weird, like I'm from another planet or something. Ellen kissed me on the top of my head this morning and said 'have a nice day'&nbsp; can -"]]></description>
	<itunes:subtitle><![CDATA[The cacophony of Los Angeles drive-time radio continues, with a traffic report from Commander Chuck Street.&nbsp;

...with a look at traffic. Hows it going out there, Chuck?

Well, weve got a bit of a slowdown now on that southbound Pasadena Freeway as y]]></itunes:subtitle>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[The cacophony of Los Angeles drive-time radio continues, with a traffic report from Commander Chuck Street.&nbsp;

"...with a look at traffic. How's it going out there, Chuck?"

"Well, we've got a bit of a slowdown now on that southbound Pasadena Freeway as you approach--"

" This is the Dave Hull program on KRLA, but we're gonna interrupt the show now for this important special announ-"

Ed Okin shuts off the car radio as his car pool co-worker, Herb, pours a cup of coffee out of his Thermos.&nbsp;

"Don't you want to hear what happened?" asks Herb.

"No, not really," says Ed.&nbsp;

Herb shrugs. "Well," he says, "If it's important, they'll let us know anyway."

Ed smiles slightly.&nbsp;

"Ah, a smile!" says Herb. "Okay, now we're getting somewhere. Alright, Mister No-Sleep, I have something for you: what's three miles long, and has an IQ of one hundred and sixty-five?"

"The St. Patrick's Day Parade," says Ed.&nbsp;

"Actually," replies Herb, "it's the Cinqo de Mayo Parade."

"I can't sleep anymore, Herb," says Ed. "&nbsp;

"Are - are you going to be alright?" asks Herb. "I don't want you nodding at the wheel here."

"I dunno, "says Ed, rubbing his forehead. "I'm fine."

"We could switch," says Herb.

"I'm fine," repeats Ed. "I'm fine. I'm okay." Ed sighs. "I dunno, I dunno - - my job is a dead-end... I feel weird, like I'm from another planet or something. Ellen kissed me on the top of my head this morning and said 'have a nice day'&nbsp; can -"]]></content:encoded>
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	<itunes:summary><![CDATA[The cacophony of Los Angeles drive-time radio continues, with a traffic report from Commander Chuck Street.&nbsp;

"...with a look at traffic. How's it going out there, Chuck?"

"Well, we've got a bit of a slowdown now on that southbound Pasadena Freeway as you approach--"

" This is the Dave Hull program on KRLA, but we're gonna interrupt the show now for this important special announ-"

Ed Okin shuts off the car radio as his car pool co-worker, Herb, pours a cup of coffee out of his Thermos.&nbsp;

"Don't you want to hear what happened?" asks Herb.

"No, not really," says Ed.&nbsp;

Herb shrugs. "Well," he says, "If it's important, they'll let us know anyway."

Ed smiles slightly.&nbsp;

"Ah, a smile!" says Herb. "Okay, now we're getting somewhere. Alright, Mister No-Sleep, I have something for you: what's three miles long, and has an IQ of one hundred and sixty-five?"

"The St. Patrick's Day Parade," says Ed.&nbsp;

"Actually," replies Herb, "it's the Cinqo de Mayo Parade."

"I can't sleep anymore, Herb," says Ed. "&nbsp;

"Are - are you going to be alright?" asks Herb. "I don't want you nodding at the wheel here."

"I dunno, "says Ed, rubbing his forehead. "I'm fine."

"We could switch," says Herb.

"I'm fine," repeats Ed. "I'm fine. I'm okay." Ed sighs. "I dunno, I dunno - - my job is a dead-end... I feel weird, like I'm from another planet or something. Ellen kissed me on the top of my head this morning and said 'have a nice day'&nbsp; can -"]]></itunes:summary>
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		<title>Minute 007: If It&#8217;s Important, They&#8217;ll Let us Know</title>
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	<itunes:duration>13:31</itunes:duration>
	<itunes:author><![CDATA[Into the Night Minute Podcast]]></itunes:author>	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[The cacophony of Los Angeles drive-time radio continues, with a traffic report from Commander Chuck Street.&nbsp;

"...with a look at traffic. How's it going out there, Chuck?"

"Well, we've got a bit of a slowdown now on that southbound Pasadena Freeway as you approach--"

" This is the Dave Hull program on KRLA, but we're gonna interrupt the show now for this important special announ-"

Ed Okin shuts off the car radio as his car pool co-worker, Herb, pours a cup of coffee out of his Thermos.&nbsp;

"Don't you want to hear what happened?" asks Herb.

"No, not really," says Ed.&nbsp;

Herb shrugs. "Well," he says, "If it's important, they'll let us know anyway."

Ed smiles slightly.&nbsp;

"Ah, a smile!" says Herb. "Okay, now we're getting somewhere. Alright, Mister No-Sleep, I have something for you: what's three miles long, and has an IQ of one hundred and sixty-five?"

"The St. Patrick's Day Parade," says Ed.&nbsp;

"Actually," replies Herb, "it's the Cinqo de Mayo Parade."

"I can]]></googleplay:description>
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	<googleplay:explicit>No</googleplay:explicit>
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	<title>Minute 006: Hear How Good Our Country Sounds</title>
	<link>https://www.nightminute.com/cm/podcast/minute-006-hear-how-good-our-country-sounds/</link>
	<pubDate>Mon, 18 Feb 2019 03:05:58 +0000</pubDate>
	<dc:creator><![CDATA[Into the Night Minute Podcast]]></dc:creator>
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	<description><![CDATA[Ellen picks up her briefcase and leaves out the front door. Ed watches her go.&nbsp;

Ed peeks out the front curtain, seeing a smiling Stan welcome Ellen into his Oldsmobile.&nbsp;

"Have a nice day?" Ed ponders, still seated at the breakfast table.&nbsp;

The scene shifts to typical morning Los Angeles traffic, as multiple radio jingles fill the air.&nbsp;

"KABC - 79 - Los Angeles! Where's it's the Ken &amp; Bob Company..."&nbsp;

A woman taps her manicured nails on the windowsill of her car.&nbsp;

An elderly man drives while browsing a magazine of nude women. He shouts, "I'm moving! I'm moving!"

A commuting woman sobs and cries while eating a bear claw pastry.&nbsp;

"Hear how good our country sounds - KLAC..."

&nbsp;"Rick Dees in the Morning - KIIS FM!"&nbsp;

"KOST 103, Good morning. I'm David K. Jones"&nbsp;

"Commander Chuck Street..."]]></description>
	<itunes:subtitle><![CDATA[Ellen picks up her briefcase and leaves out the front door. Ed watches her go.&nbsp;

Ed peeks out the front curtain, seeing a smiling Stan welcome Ellen into his Oldsmobile.&nbsp;

Have a nice day? Ed ponders, still seated at the breakfast table.&nbsp;
]]></itunes:subtitle>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Ellen picks up her briefcase and leaves out the front door. Ed watches her go.&nbsp;

Ed peeks out the front curtain, seeing a smiling Stan welcome Ellen into his Oldsmobile.&nbsp;

"Have a nice day?" Ed ponders, still seated at the breakfast table.&nbsp;

The scene shifts to typical morning Los Angeles traffic, as multiple radio jingles fill the air.&nbsp;

"KABC - 79 - Los Angeles! Where's it's the Ken &amp; Bob Company..."&nbsp;

A woman taps her manicured nails on the windowsill of her car.&nbsp;

An elderly man drives while browsing a magazine of nude women. He shouts, "I'm moving! I'm moving!"

A commuting woman sobs and cries while eating a bear claw pastry.&nbsp;

"Hear how good our country sounds - KLAC..."

&nbsp;"Rick Dees in the Morning - KIIS FM!"&nbsp;

"KOST 103, Good morning. I'm David K. Jones"&nbsp;

"Commander Chuck Street..."]]></content:encoded>
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	<itunes:summary><![CDATA[Ellen picks up her briefcase and leaves out the front door. Ed watches her go.&nbsp;

Ed peeks out the front curtain, seeing a smiling Stan welcome Ellen into his Oldsmobile.&nbsp;

"Have a nice day?" Ed ponders, still seated at the breakfast table.&nbsp;

The scene shifts to typical morning Los Angeles traffic, as multiple radio jingles fill the air.&nbsp;

"KABC - 79 - Los Angeles! Where's it's the Ken &amp; Bob Company..."&nbsp;

A woman taps her manicured nails on the windowsill of her car.&nbsp;

An elderly man drives while browsing a magazine of nude women. He shouts, "I'm moving! I'm moving!"

A commuting woman sobs and cries while eating a bear claw pastry.&nbsp;

"Hear how good our country sounds - KLAC..."

&nbsp;"Rick Dees in the Morning - KIIS FM!"&nbsp;

"KOST 103, Good morning. I'm David K. Jones"&nbsp;

"Commander Chuck Street..."]]></itunes:summary>
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		<title>Minute 006: Hear How Good Our Country Sounds</title>
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	<itunes:explicit>clean</itunes:explicit>
	<itunes:block>no</itunes:block>
	<itunes:duration>14:00</itunes:duration>
	<itunes:author><![CDATA[Into the Night Minute Podcast]]></itunes:author>	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[Ellen picks up her briefcase and leaves out the front door. Ed watches her go.&nbsp;

Ed peeks out the front curtain, seeing a smiling Stan welcome Ellen into his Oldsmobile.&nbsp;

"Have a nice day?" Ed ponders, still seated at the breakfast table.&nbsp;

The scene shifts to typical morning Los Angeles traffic, as multiple radio jingles fill the air.&nbsp;

"KABC - 79 - Los Angeles! Where's it's the Ken &amp; Bob Company..."&nbsp;

A woman taps her manicured nails on the windowsill of her car.&nbsp;

An elderly man drives while browsing a magazine of nude women. He shouts, "I'm moving! I'm moving!"

A commuting woman sobs and cries while eating a bear claw pastry.&nbsp;

"Hear how good our country sounds - KLAC..."

&nbsp;"Rick Dees in the Morning - KIIS FM!"&nbsp;

"KOST 103, Good morning. I'm David K. Jones"&nbsp;

"Commander Chuck Street..."]]></googleplay:description>
	<googleplay:image href="https://www.nightminute.com/cm/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/itn006.jpg"></googleplay:image>
	<googleplay:explicit>No</googleplay:explicit>
	<googleplay:block>no</googleplay:block>
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