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Frequently Asked Questions


To begin accessing CBC Radio podcasts you will need a computer, internet access and a media player that supports the mp3 file format.


1. What is podcasting?

Podcasting is a process that puts audio files (or “podcasts”) online, and allows software to find and download the files to a computer or personal media player.

2. What is a podcast?

Podcasts are programs that you can download to your computer or your personal media player and listen to at your own convenience. Using podcast software, you can subscribe to available radio shows. The software will automatically check for and download new programs to either your computer, or your media player. Accessing a podcast feed is just like accessing an RSS feed external site - links will open in a new window, in that you subscribe to a feed of a podcaster. The difference between podcast feeds and RSS feeds is that you receive audio content instead of text content.

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Featured on the Podcast:
Terry MacLeod
Information Radio
Join us for a variety of stories and items, including news, sports, traffic, business, comedy and more.
Margaux Watt
Up to Speed
Bringing you the day's events with top local, national and international stories.
Jaeny Baik
Shaken Not Stirred
Shaken Not Stirred gives listeners an entertaining glimpse into Manitoba’s arts and cultural scene.

Podcast Resources
Getting Started Step-by-Step

Frequently Asked Questions

Related Links
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