Why should I listen?
To have fun! Best sellers, college lectures, funny podcasts ... there's a lot of great audio out there to listen to. Much of it for free. Use the time you spend running errands, exercising or commuting to listen to a book or to learn about a new topic. I've recently listened to Michael Crichton's book as well as several lectures on retirement by a Standford professor.
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Where do I get audio to listen to?
- Amazon.com
- Audible.com (Some free.)
- Podcasts (Like blogs but audio. Mostly free.)
- iTunes (Lots for free. Covers books and podcasts and more.)
How do I listen to my audio?
You can manage your audio on your PC with iTunes or Windows Media Player. You can then:
- listen to it on your PC,
- write it to a CD,
- put it on your iPod or other music device.
Audio books on Amazon.com
Stephenie Meyer: Twilight/New Moon/Eclipse/Breaking Dawn CD Ppk (Twilight Saga)
Amazon Price: $126.62 (as of 12/02/2008) 
The Magic Tree House: Books 1-8 (Magic Tree House)
Amazon Price: $19.80 (as of 12/02/2008)
The Word of Promise: New Testament Audio Bible
Amazon Price: $31.49 (as of 12/02/2008)
Mastering Audio, Second Edition: The art and the science
Amazon Price: $35.95 (as of 12/02/2008)
Tell Me a Story: Timeless Folktales from Around the World
Amazon Price: $12.89 (as of 12/02/2008)
Places to get audio books and podcasts
http://audible.com
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