The Guido Evangelistic Association, Inc.
600 N Lewis St.
PO Box 508
Metter, Georgia 30439

(912) 685-2222
FAX (912) 685-3502

Michael A. Guido, D.D., Director

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Each day across America and the world, radio listeners enjoy Dr. Guido's programs. (For a complete listing of the programs available, visit the Ministry Information page.)

You can now listen to Dr. Guido's weekly audio broadcast, "The Sower 25," on your iPod, PC or MP3 player, at your convenience.

You have two options to choose from:

• Be sure you have your PC speakers turned on, and then click on the underlined file names of the programs listed below.

• Or right-click on the file names below and select "save target as..." to My Computer. You may then open the directory you saved it to, and click on the file to listen. Or you can then drag it to iTunes (or whichever mp3 software you use) and iTunes will sync it to your iPod the next time you connect.

Some F.A.Q.s that may help introduce you to the world of podcasting;

Q: What's podcasting?

A: According to Wikipedia, "Podcasting is the practice of making audio files available online in a way that allows software to automatically detect new files and download them." Technically, this is accomplished using RSS 2.0 news feeds to provide information about a collection of audio files in MP3 format. In common use, podcasting is often used to refer to independent audio shows that can be downloaded from the Internet.

Q: Do I need to have an iPod to listen to podcasts?

A: No. The first podcast clients were designed to subscribe to audio shows, automatically download them and sync them to iPods. As podcasting has evolved, podcast clients have become available that work with most portable digital audio players. Many podcast sites support downloading shows directly from the site, and many directories support playing podcasts directly.

Q: Do I need special software to listen to podcasts?

A: No. Many podcasters and directories let you listen to podcasts as streaming media, directly from the site. Podcasting clients are used to streamline downloading podcasts and copying them to portable media players.

(The above information comes from the Podcasting FAQ.)