Podcasting allows you to listen to certain audio events on YOUR schedule.

All you need is a simple piece of software on your computer, which in most cases is free. In fact, you may already have it. If you have iTunes installed, or a newer version of Windows Media Player, you can subscribe right now.

The program allows you to subscribe to a Podcast and download the latest audio for listening on your computer. The audio can also be transferred to any portable MP3 player (such as an iPod).

If you're new to Podcasting, you can learn more at these sites:

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcasting
iPodder.org: http://www.ipodder.org/

iTunes is FREE, it works with both Windows and Macs and the latest version has BUILT-IN podcasting abilities.

HOWEVER - iTunes is not required. Other readers and players will also work, such as Windows Media Player.



- Download and install here: http://www.apple.com/itunes/



- Make sure it's version 4.9 or greater.
- If you need to upgrade: http://www.apple.com/itunes/

- Click the "Add to iTunes" button below

- OR -

- You can also open iTunes and click the Podcasts folder in the Source list, then select "Advanced" and "Subscribe to Podcast" - then click the "XML" button below and use that page's URL as the Podcast address.




- If you already have a favorite RSS Reader, click the "XML" button below and copy the page URL to the Podcast URL.

- If you're looking for an alternate to iTunes, check here:
http://www.ipodder.org

SUBSCRIBE TO "TANNERtainment"


SUBSCRIBE TO "WRITE-A-SONG WEDNESDAY"


- Once you're subscribed to the podcast, you can catch up with features you missed, download new features when available or choose an individual feature.



Q: Is iTunes require to listen to the Podcasts?
A: No, any player that can read an RSS/Podcast feed will work. Find the Podcast section of your chosen player, enter the URL of the Podcast feed, and the player will display the available episodes.



 
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