WCLV PODCASTS

What is a podcast? It's a pre-recorded digital broadcast that you can listen to—absolutely any time you want—using your media player or personal computer. What's more, if you subscribe to a WCLV podcast using software like iTunes, every episode will download automatically to your computer. Think of it as a magazine you listen to. Every issue will appear in your mailbox without you having to go to the store and pick it up. And, best of all, a subscription is absolutely free!

Because of rights issues, WCLV's podcasts are restricted to spoken-word materials. At the moment, Jerome Crossley's Considered Opinions reviews are available for you to listen to any time you want. Watch for more features to come soon, including WCLV's interviews with musicians and other members of the arts community.

So how do you listen?

If you're using iTunes:

1. Click on the word "Advanced" in the menu bar;
2. Click on "Subscribe";
3. Paste the address below (the one ending ".rss") into the box that appears and click "OK."

If you don't want to use software to subscribe, but you still want to listen to a recent podcast, you can go to the same address using Internet Explorer 7 and listen to the content by clicking on the link ending in ".mp3."

Considered Opinions

http://cuesheets.wclv.com/Public_Specials/Considered_Opinions/ConOp.rss

CLEVELAND CITY CLUB FORUM PODCASTS

WCLV has broadcast The City Club Forum since 1970 and has streamed the Forums via the Internet since November of 1996.  

City Club Podcasting

Podcasts are audio files of City Club programs that you can download and listen to at any time on your computer or portable player. Using free software, you can automatically download the latest audio files and import them into many audio players, including iTunes and Windows Media Player. 

To subscribe to the City Club podcast, visit the City Club website.