Is Podtoid 119 displayed in full RCA color?

I think Podtoid 119 is going to be broadcast in this new surround stereo fad (where available), that I've been hearing about.

OMG!! Fisticuffs with a Kangaroo. totally awesome.

Jim- Thank you for making a David Icke reference.

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The error is in the feed:

Firefox: Blank

Google Chrome:
'This page contains the following errors:
error on line 76 at column 14: Namespace prefix iTunes on block is not defined.'

Opera:
'Error:undeclared XML namespace prefix used in attribute name
Specification:http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-names11/#nsc-NSDeclared
73: <itunes:author>Topher Cantler</itunes:author>
74: <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
75: <enclosure url="http://media.libsyn.com/media/destructoid/Podtoid_118_Shes_in_Miami.mp3" length="127701614" type="audio/mpeg"/>
* 76: <iTunes:block>no</iTunes:block> *
77: </item>
78: <item>
79: <title>Podtoid 117: A Walking Sarlacc</title>'

Internet Explorer:
'The operation completed successfully. Error processing resource 'http://feeds.feedburner.com/podtoid'. Line 76, Position 15

<iTunes:block>no</iTunes:block>
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Ditto that on the iTunes problem.

I'm not listening until destructoid gets the damn itunes feed working again.

I have the iTunes issue also. Have unsubscribed and resubscribed through iTunes, libsyn, and the link on this site and still nada.

Love the header

In regards to the FTC topic: I understand the concern that you are feeling about the government sticking the hands in your pants, however the examples that were given in this business week article (http://bit.ly/2uqVqq) show that there are very specific outlines and guides that are setup to protect people like those destructoiders. What this law, in short, is trying to protect consumers by making paid endorsements stated as paid endorsements. I, as a consumer, see no harm in this issue because if I'm reading Jim's continuing coverage of the PSPgo, I would love to know that he has a sack of gold sitting on his stained carpet with the Microsoft logo on it. The twitter reference in that Business Week article is a perfect example. These people follow this dude because they like his opinions and then one day he starts tweeting about some TV show that he's been paid to do, it should be disclosed. Unfortunately, people aren't smart enough to look through blatant promotion unless they are being told. The internet is a big scary place full of sheisters trying to get a hold of your grandparent's money because they think everything on the internet is true. At some point, safeguards are going to have to be put into place and you should be thankful that it's the FTC and not the Department of Homeland Security.

Then take a website like AOLTIMEWERNER JOYSTIQ. Shouldn't they have to disclose which games they are giving good reviews to because AOLTW has some kind of hand in? Even if I am on my personal blog and Jim Sterling comes to me with a box full of candybars and cocaine and says "Hey buddy, for this crate of crack you should tell everyone that I'm the best reviewer at Destructoid and my continuing and hilarious hatred of the PSPgo has nothing to do with my sack of MSMoney sitting on my stained carpet" I am no longer a "hobbyist" I am a professional, because I just got paid to inflict my opinion on the masses.

"And it's not free speech because YOU ARE BEING PAID TO SAY IT. That's the real big issue."

I don't think it means what you think it means....

This whole itunes thing is really ruining my workday.

gentlemen
this is the best podtoid ever

iTunes is stupid over here

Ow! Why this Ep is not on iTunes???? ;~

The feed is broken. Why hasn't this been fixed yet?

Not to be that guy that corrects something said in regular conversation, but don bluth didn't direct sleeping beauty, and most of the style of the cartoon comes from the production design of Eyvind Earle http://www.eyvindearle.com/TheWork.aspx Check out his oil painting for some easily recognizable work.

All of the AOL Blogs, Joystiq included, disclose when they are talking about something related to AOLTW, whether it is a post about a product, game or service. Next time you read a Joystiq post related to AOL, look near the end of the post for a "Disclosure" paragraph.

I'm not sure why you guys think that Little Mermaid was the last classically hand drawn Disney movie. "Home on the Range" in 2004 was the last one to be made so it actually wasn't that long ago to be honest.

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