Many of you know I am a big fan of audiobooks, mostly because while driving to and from work I would much rather listen to a book or writing-related podcast than the tripe on most generic radio stations.
So ... there is a radio show up here in Canada that is actually worth listening to, but unfortunately the timing isn't right for my drive times. But, lo and behold, it's available for listening to online in RealPlayer, or download in MP3 format.
My iPod is trembling with anticipation.
The show is called Canada Reads. Every year on CBC radio, they assemble a panel of five people (authors and celebrities) to discuss five books and narrow it down to one by the end of the week. It's great fun, and a really cool way to get introduced to books you might not otherwise think of reading. This year's show is currently running.
While downloading the first three episodes just now, I thought it would be fun to start a thread here where we could put links to legally downloadable writing-related content we could listen to on our computers or iPods or whatever audio tools we happen to use.
Here then, are some pertinent links for Canada Reads:
Canada Reads main page
Downloads and blog
Anybody else have some good listenin' to share?
So ... there is a radio show up here in Canada that is actually worth listening to, but unfortunately the timing isn't right for my drive times. But, lo and behold, it's available for listening to online in RealPlayer, or download in MP3 format.
My iPod is trembling with anticipation.
The show is called Canada Reads. Every year on CBC radio, they assemble a panel of five people (authors and celebrities) to discuss five books and narrow it down to one by the end of the week. It's great fun, and a really cool way to get introduced to books you might not otherwise think of reading. This year's show is currently running.
While downloading the first three episodes just now, I thought it would be fun to start a thread here where we could put links to legally downloadable writing-related content we could listen to on our computers or iPods or whatever audio tools we happen to use.
Here then, are some pertinent links for Canada Reads:
Canada Reads main page
Downloads and blog
Anybody else have some good listenin' to share?
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