Higher Ground Podcast
Higher Ground podcasts feature interviews and performances with guest artists.
The podcast also gives listeners an extra taste of the material from the show. Copyright law prohibits Wisconsin Public Radio from podcasting the on-air broadcast version of Higher Ground.
To subscribe to the Higher Ground podcast, copy and paste the link below into your podcast software: http://wpr.org/higherground/podcasts/rss.xml
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Frequently Asked Questions about Podcasts
Podcasting describes the delivery of audio content, usually in the form of an MP3 file, to a subscriber's computer. This delivery is done through your internet connection. It is performed automatically on a scheduled basis, or requested manually within your Podcast software client.
- The Subscription or Channel: The link between your computer's Podcast software and the content-producer's server. In the case of Higher Ground's Podcast, it's the address to a file that describes the podcast and tells the Podcast software where the MP3 file is located.
- The Podcast or Feed: The actual content, usually an MP3-encoded audio file, which is downloaded or copied directly into your computer.
Podcasts tend to be relatively large files. If you have a cable modem or DSL, downloading a podcast may only take a few moments. Dialup users must connect to their Internet Service Provider before requesting a download which can often take 15 minutes or more.
Here are several sources for free Podcast software programs:
- Postcasting News Software List - client Software for all operating systems
- Juice - (Formerly iPodder) One of the best known open-source clients for Mac and Windows users
- iTunes - Now for both the Mac and Windows users
- WinAmp Media Player - A good general-use media player and podcast client for Windows