Audiobooks discussion

I am totally lost. Totally. What are Pod talks? I don't know what to do with these threads. I admit, I am a total idiot, but at least I am brave enough to ask!

You see I don't even have a telephone connection to my Ipod. I download books onto my Ipod via thee computer. My problem is that I have poor vision AND Voice Over on my Ipod doesn't work well when you have to slide to another screen. I am terrible at explaining this stuff.

Anyhow I do what is simple. Can one listen to these on the computer? Must one live in the US to listen to an American radio station? I know nothing.

I try to listen to this podcast at work. All discussion about famous women throughout history.

http://thehistorychicks.com/category/...

Julie, I very much appreciate your help.

(((Julie)))

Grumpus, parts of that are f-u-n-n-y!

Oh, the Story Archaeology podcast is one of my favourites. They look behind the myths of Ireland. It's an ongoing series that I really enjoy. It's not to everyone's taste, but if you like history, and literature ...

You Must Remember This is great if you are interested in Hollywood history. Very professional, well-made, fascinating.

http://www.youmustrememberthispodcast...

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE "Stuff you Missed in History Class" podcasts. What incredible information is given in each topic. The women are funny and expressive as well as truly informative.

Thank you Briar Rose for the link, I've bookmarked it.

Chrissie wrote: "I am totally lost. Totally. What are Pod talks? I don't know what to do with these threads. I admit, I am a total idiot, but at least I am brave enough to ask!"

Chrissie, you should easily be able to download the link from the site Julie gave to your computer. Then they just start coming into the queue and you can listen at your leisure. If they come in too fast you can direct how you want each of the casts to set up.

Grumpus wrote: "I try to listen to this podcast at work. All discussion about famous women throughout history.

http://thehistorychicks.com/category/..."

Thanks Grumpus, another fun place for history.

Backstory with the American History Guys
http://backstoryradio.org/