Programs can be found in three main areas;

• In our Program Archive pages
• On our Program Notes pages
• In most Search Results pages.

See examples of these pages below:

Program Archive Pages	Program Notes Pages	Search Results Pages

Yes, See our Wcast Top-Ten List. Statistics are aggregated over several days.

When you become a WPR member, one of the member benefits you will receive is the ability to download many WPR-produced programs to your PC or MP3 player. Now you can listen to your favorite shows while shopping, jogging, driving in your car, while you're on vacation - anywhere you want and anytime you want!

If you're not a WPR member or if your membership has expired, you can become a current member by:

• Contributing online at http://wpr.org/membership/
• Calling our Membership Services staff at 800-383-9772
• Mailing your contribution to: Wisconsin Public Radio, PO Box 14197, Madison, WI 53708

You'll be able to log into our Wcast system and begin downloading programs just a few minutes after making an online contribution. If you contribute by telephone, it may take a few hours to update your membership. You can log in using your email address and zip code. If you don't wish to share your email address, you can use your WPR member number and zipcode once it is assigned.

We currently offer ten WPR-produced series representing 55 hours per week of downloadable MP3 files. Programs are available for download for up to two years after they air, so there are over 5,000 program hours available! Programs are usually available for downloading within a few hours of their airing. Below is a list of WPR programs currently available for downloading through Wcast.

There are several reasons why a program might not be available.

• The program is more than two years old.
• The program is not produced by Wisconsin Public Radio.
• The program contains significant amounts of copyrighted music or other material.

Thanks for your pledge! Downloading WPR programs is a benefit of membership so you need to be a current member or have a paid pledge to log into Wcast. There may be some processing delays depending on how you make your contribution. You should be able to download programs if:

• You've just contributed online with a credit card - allow just 10 minutes for processing.
• You've become a new member or renewed your WPR membership in the past 12 months.
• You've just phoned in during a pledge drive to make a contribution using a credit card - allow 2 hours.
• You've just called our membership department to make a contribution using a credit card - let them know you require immediate Wcast access - allow 2 hours.
• You've received a pledge packet and returned it with your payment by mail - please allow 4-5 days.

Yes, but an hour WPR program will take nearly an hour to download using a dialup connection! Instead, You may want to simply listen to our online streaming archives which "plays" a program through RealPlayer. If you still want to download the program, you can be doing other things on your PC while the file is downloading in the background. Here's a table that may help.

We used the MP3 format which is playable on almost every computer and portable player made. Most programs are encoded at 64kbps - an acceptable quality for monaural "talk" programming. A few programs like "Michael Feldman's Whad'Ya Know?" are encoded in stereo at 96kbps. If you're concerned that our format may not be compatible with your media player, download the short, three minute test file below and launch it in your player.

Yes. Most CD burning software (Nero, Roxio, iTunes, etc) can create a "music CD" directly from an MP3 file. We suggest you save the file on your hard drive before attempting to burn the CD.

Yes, but it's very liberal. We are limiting members to 20 download requests per day because of bandwidth and processer limitations. If you request a program and it fails during the download process, you can simply click the Download button again to restart it. Downloading the same program more than once does not count against the 20 downloads/day limitation.

An early version of the iPod had this issue. This issue can be resolved by downloading the latest iPod / iTunes firmware update from Apple. Plug your iPod into your computer and launch iTunes. If a software update is available, it will usually alert you. Otherwise, update your iTunes/iPod software at http://www.apple.com/ipod/download/.

The MP3 file may have been corrupted during its encoding or transfer to our server. We automatically receive alerts from our server when someone asks for a file that isn't available. We will correct the problem as soon as possible and email you a notice when it is available. If you successfully download a program but there's some other issue, feel free to email us at Webmaster@wpr.org.

You can download to your PC or MP3 player and burn the programs to CDs. You cannot edit or reorganize the content of the program in any way. We understand that some CD software will however change or "normalize" the recorded audio levels during the burning process, and this is acceptable. WPR downloaded programs are for WPR Members, Staff and Underwriters only. They cannot be sold or posted on other web sites without permission. All WPR programming is © Copyright University of Wisconsin-Extension.

If you check this option while logging into Wcast, the next time you download a program, your login information will already be filled in - just click the GO button. This login information is saved in a small piece of text called a "cookie" which is saved on your PC. However if you have turned off the ability of your browser to save "cookies", you will not be able to use this feature. Also, you must be using the same computer for our system to find your login information, but you can save your login information on more than one computer. Finally, clearing your computer's "temporary files" may also erase your stored cookies and login information.