Radio Archives — 2002

Harry Browne & co-host June Bug

You can download an episode of Harry Browne's radio show, and listen to it on your computer whenever you want. Each sound file is one hour, and is in the MP3 format — which can be played by virtually any audio program on any computer operating system. See the downloading instructions below.

Click on the sound file you want to download.

If you encounter a problem accessing a program, please try again the next day. Even though we can't reply, please send an email to let us know of any problem you encounter.

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Instructions

To obtain a broadcast:

1. In the list of shows above, click on the hour you want to download.

2. An MP3 sound file will be downloaded to your computer. If you are running Windows, the file most likely will be stored in your "Temporary Internet Files" folder.

3. If you have associated a particular software program with MP3 files, that program probably will open automatically and begin playing the show. If it doesn't, open whatever program you use to play sound files. (If you don't have such a program, .click here to obtain RealPlayer free of charge. At the Real page, click on Free RealOne Player in the middle of the page; the Player will be downloaded to your computer automatically.)

4. After listening to the audio file, you can delete it. Or you can move it to another folder — where it will be available to hear again later.

5. If you want to save the file to a particular place on your disk, right-click on the show designation above, and choose "Save target as..." or "Save file as..." You can then designate where on your hard disk you want the file to be stored.

If you click on a program in the center column, the show won't be downloaded to your computer. Instead, it will start up almost immediately and play in a "streaming" format. In other words, the file isn't saved to your disk, it is played directly from the Internet. If you prefer to save the file to your hard disk, right-click on the file and choose "Save target as..." or "Save file as..." You then can choose where to keep the file on your hard disk.  

If you have any problems or an unusual experience with these files, please let us know. Although we can't provide a personal reply, we will do whatever we can to correct any problems.