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Illini Sports Podcast Episodes

11-7-09

Posted Sat, November 7, 2009

Jim Turpin and Loren Tate talk to News-Gazette's Bob Asmussen, Minnesota Gophers' play-by-play person Mike Grim, Illini Women's Volleyball head coach Kevin Hambly, and Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress.

Sports Talk 11-6-09

Posted Fri, November 6, 2009

Brian Moline fills in for Steve Kelly as Steve is on his way to cover the Illini/Minnesota game. Brian talks to Illini soccer coach Janet Rayfield, also talks with Joe Stovall from State Farm and the Executive Director of the Champaign County Sports Commission Lucas Thurman about the Shootout at the Hall happening on December 12.

Sports Talk 11-5-09

Posted Thu, November 5, 2009

Steve Kelly talks with Kurt Kittner and Brad Sturdy from rivals.com.

Sportstalk 11-4-09

Posted Wed, November 4, 2009

Steve Kelly and Loren Tate from The 4th Coaches Vs. Cancer Covington Classic talk with Bruce Weber, Jerrance Howard, Stephen Bardo, Gene Keady, Matt Painter, Steve Lavin, and Paul Klee.

Sports Talk 11-3-09

Posted Tue, November 3, 2009

Steve Kelly and Loren Tate talk to Mike Grimm from the Minnesota Radio Network and Illini Football.

News-Gazette Sports Page 11-2-09

Posted Mon, November 2, 2009

Jim Rossow, Paul Klee, Marcus Jackson and Bob Asmussen are your hosts.

Monday Morning Quarterbacks 11-02-09

Posted Mon, November 2, 2009

Jim Turpin and Loren Tate are the Monday Morning Quarterbacks after the BIG ILLINI WIN over Michigan.

First Word with Ron Zook 11-2-09

Posted Mon, November 2, 2009

Stevie Jay chats with Illinois Football Coach Ron Zook on 11-2-09, the Monday after the Illinois-Michigan game.

Rayfield Postgame Michigan 11-1

Posted Sun, November 1, 2009

The Illinois soccer coach talks with Brian Moline about a heartbreaking 1-0 loss on Senior Day.

Michigan 10-31-09

Posted Sat, October 31, 2009

Brian Moline and Martin O'Donnell break down Illinois' 38-13 win over the Wolverines


Podcasting How-To

1. What is podcasting? Actually, it's something of a misnomer. Originally a mixture of "iPod" and "broadcasting" that defined an Internet-based broadcast of music and/or news updated regularly for listeners, the term now refers to any radio-type audio file on the Web that you can download and listen to at your convenience — on any mp3 device/player, not just an iPod.

2. How do I listen? First, you have to get the file. You can download it yourself on the page for each podcast and then open the file in your favorite mp3 player. We suggest iTunes for Macintosh and Windows computers, though there are plenty of other good programs out there.

3. How do I subscribe? To automatically download all news-gazette.com podcasts, click the "Subscribe to" link on an show or episode's page and then copy the text from your browser's address bar (the "http://www...." stuff) while ignoring the technical gibberish underneath. Paste that text into the "subscribe" option in your podcasting program of choice (in iTunes this is under "Advanced" then "Subscribe to Podcast...").

If clicking the "Subscribe to" link makes your browser ask you to save the file, cancel that request and then right-click (or control-click on an Apple computer) the above link, choose "copy link location" and then paste that into your podcasting program.

4. How do I go mobile? Once you've downloaded the file, you can move it to your mp3 player — such as an iPod or Creative Zen Nomad — and listen to the show on the way to work, at the gym or on a plane. Or, if you have an iPod and iTunes, you can set your iTunes preferences to check for new broadcasts as often as you'd like.

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