#21 Podcasts

This is one of my favorites...most useful to me. Thanks everyone.

I've chosen PodcastAlley to do my browsing. Searching "book review" brought up 200 podcast titles. These numbers amaze me, finding it somewhat daunting that there is so much out there that I have been missing.

Next I chose the following book review titles, BOOK REVIEW NOISE, RACHEL'S REVIEWS, THE LITERATE LOSER, and BOOK SNARK. Something for everyone.

I think I'll check out the How to podcast tutorial link as well but some other time.

I'm copying the below info so I don't forget. This looks like something I could really enjoy. Living in the woods creates certain problems--like--being limited to dial-up and therefore having limited access to much of everything fun & wonderful. Now I can learn how to download (or subscribe to) stuff that I can put on my thumb drive & then take home to listen to on my PC or on my new MP3 player! No more hard rock music while on the treadmill at WellWorks.

Subscribe
Don't panic! — It's almost always free.

When you subscribe to a podcast you'll get the newest episodes delivered right to you as soon as they're available. To subscribe, though, you'll need to get some great music software like the Yahoo! Music Engine or Apple iTunes. New episodes will show up there whenever they're available.

Download
If you just want a copy of a particular episode, you don't have to subscribe. You can just click the "Download" button to save to your hard disk. Then, manage it and play it like you would any other audio file. (But trust us, you'll like subscribing.)

On the Go
If you want to listen to a podcast on your MP3 player, it's easy. Just download the episode to your computer, or subscribe to the series, and use your music software (Yahoo! Music Engine or Apple iTunes) to transfer it to your MP3 player.