Ear Guide

Discover the world of public radio with Ear Guide!

Public radio is commercial free, listener supported public broadcasting.  You might be fortunate enough to live in an area of the country where you can turn on your radio and listen to programs from NPR and PRI, such as All Things Considered, A Prairie Home Companion, and Car Talk, just to name a few.  But what if you aren't near a radio?  Or what if you missed this week's episode of This American Life?  Or what if public radio isn't available in your area?  The good news is that public radio is also available on the Internet!

Literally hundreds of unique, commercial free, public radio broadcasts are available to you if you have a reasonably fast Internet connection, a media streaming player (RealAudio, Winamp, etc.) and Ear Guide!

Ear Guide is similar to the popular TV Guide magazine - but instead of TV programs, Ear Guide lists hundreds of popular public radio stations and programs that you can listen to at the click of a mouse button.

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Ear Guide has over 400 different radio programs listed, from over 100 different public radio stations.  For a complete list of all of the radio programs contained within Ear Guide, click here.

Once you find a radio program in Ear Guide that you would like to listen to on a regular basis, just add the program to your "Scheduler" list.  Since Ear Guide can be minimized to your System Tray (running in the background), it can also launch the program at its next scheduled air time.  For example, would you like to listen to Car Talk every Saturday afternoon at 4:30pm?  Just add it to your "Scheduler" list, and then minimize Ear Guide to the System Tray.  That's it!  Come next Saturday, at 4:30pm, Car Talk will launch automatically!

In addition to listening to live public radio broadcasts, Ear Guide also has a library of audio archives that you can listen to at any time.

If you are a fan of public radio, then Ear Guide is a "must have" addition to your software collection!

Ear Guide requires a personal computer using the Microsoft Windows operating system.

To download an evaluation copy of the Ear Guide software program that you can use on your own PC computer, click on the "Download now" link below: