Internet Listening Options

Our live streaming audio broadcast is provided by a service called "Live365.com". You may listen to us with almost any player you choose. Apple/Mac and Linux/Unix machines are supported further down this page. You'll also find a link to some helpful troubleshooting pages there.

The best sound will be heard by connecting through one of the 56Kbps links.
If you are using a dial-up connection or are experiencing frequent drops outs,
try one of our 24Kbps connections.

Direct Connections and Port 80 Issues
All of our standard links use a linking method called "redirection" so that we can make our streams appear to come from "Port 80". This allows our streams to pass through firewalls that block the "high-numbered ports" typical of streaming media. If your streaming software or appliance requires Direct Connection Links, we have them for Windows Media Player and for generic MP3 players such as WinAmp. At this time, if you need BOTH a direct link AND a "Port 80" stream, we cannot accommodate it. Our IT wizards are working on it.

"How It Works"
Do you want to know more? Grady Moates, our Director of Engineering provides you with an explanation of how digital audio works here. You can learn about sample rates & bit rates, packets & buffering, firewall issues, Port 80 re-direction and new media appliances.

Player365 provides song title and artist information on a real-time basis	24Kbps 56Kbps
Generic MP3 Players, such as WinAmp, iTunes	24Kbps     24Kbps Direct Connection 56Kbps     56Kbps Direct Connection (Version 2.5 or later must be on your machine) (Works with most PC and Apple/Mac generic MP3 players)
	24Kbps     24Kbps Direct Connection 56Kbps     56Kbps Direct Connection (Version 7.1 or later must be on your machine)
	24Kbps 56Kbps (Version 7.0 or later must be on your machine)

If none of the players above work and you would like personal help with your technical problem, please contact us here.

Having multiple stream options have increased our costs, so we hope you will consider becoming a member (if you're not already one) to help support this service.