The Stanford-iTunes project I mentioned a while back has been expanded by iTunes to include several other universities, all under the umbrella "iTunes University."
Last night I spent a while poking around, while listening to a lecture from some American Muslim fellow who was discussing the problems with Islam as it is today. You can listen to them without downloading them, but I still downloaded several, mostly in order to add to the iPod in Amy's car. Some bits were only a few minutes long. For example, they had ten of Garrison Keillor's Writer's Almanac. I also grabbed ten or so of a similar program on composers. And several hour-or-so long lectures on a variety of subjects.
Now I don't have to listen to sports radio, Christian radio or Dr. Laura while I work.
Currently I'm listening to Korea: The Unfinished War by John Biewen and Stephen Smith, from American RadioWorks.
Monday, October 22, 2007
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