Should have added the use of internet radio in the office during the 
day.  In that venue, I'll listen mostly to CBC Radio Two, BBC Radio 3 
and Radio 4 mainly for classical music or the odd program like 
Crossing Continents on Radio 4.  At slow times, I've bounced around to 
the various European public radio networks such as Denmark, Sweden, 
Iceland, Ireland, etc. just to hear what sort of content is there.  I 
have a shortwave radio in the office and switch it on and bandscan 
from time to time, but it mostly serves as a nice piece of furniture.

In general, I like to have the radio (or an audio source of some kind) 
on just about all the time except when it's impractical or too 
distracting to do so.

jaf

----- Original Message -----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:40 am
Subject: [Swprograms] So what are people listening to nowadays? And how
        are you listening?
To: Shortwave programming discussion <[email protected]>

> Interesting thread...
> 
> I had to stop and think about what I actually do instead of what I 
> think I do, if that makes any sense. <snip>
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