A podcast is a digital audio file (usually an MP3) that is available for downloading online.

The editors of the New Oxford American Dictionary declared "podcasting" the 2005 word of the year, defining the term as "a digital recording of a radio broadcast or similar program, made available on the Internet for downloading to a personal audio player".[2] The name has aroused some controversy for implying one needs an iPod to listen to podcasts. In fact, a podcast can be any sort of audio file.

The podcast files on this website are saved as MP3 (digital audio) files. These files should be downloaded to your computer for later listening. The file size is noted at the end of the link so you can estimate your download time.

Please note: These are NOT streaming media files. You must download the file to your computer before you can listen to the podcast.

• To Download the audio file to your computer:
• Right-click (PC) or CTRL-click (Mac) on the download link.
• Select “Save Target As… (Internet Explorer) or “Save Link As” (Firefox).
• Choose the folder on your computer where you want to store the file.
• Wait for the download to complete.

• To play the audio file:
• Double click on the saved MP3 file on your computer.
• Your media player should start automatically and play the file.

Media player download Instructions

Most modern computers will have a media player (such as Windows Media Player, iTunes, or RealOne) already installed. If your computer does not have a media player, or if you want to download an up-to-date version, use one of the download links below.

• Download Windows Media Player
• Download Windows Media Player for the Mac
• Download RealOne Player
• Download RealOne Player for the Mac