We're excited that we've now made a version of LifeTwo that you can take on a run or on your commute! Here's how:

Subscribe to our podcasts in iTunes (recommended):

The easiest and most convenient way to listen to podcasts on Windows or the Mac is with the iTunes application. iTunes is free, and you don't need an iPod -- you can listen at your computer.

You can listen to one episode at a time, or 'subscribe' to a podcast and get new episodes delivered to your computer automatically. You can listen to them whenever you want.

Aside from being easy to use, iTunes has an extensive list of podcasts. Browse the categories and you're sure to find other interesting shows.

Although you don't need an iPod to use iTunes, you can have the LifeTwo podcast automatically loaded onto one every time you sync with your computer.

Just click on this button to go to our iTunes page (if you don't have iTunes, the button should take you to a page where you can download it):



(if there are any problems with the button and you have iTunes, click here to go to our iTunes page (you may get a dialog box asking if it's OK for your computer to open iTunes -- it is). If you don't have iTunes, you can download Windows or Mac versions here.)

Other ways to subscribe:

We are also at the following podcast directories. Click on the link to go to our page:

• Podcast Alley
• Podcast Directory
• Podcast Planet

We should soon be at Yahoo! podcasts and Podcast.net.

If you want to subscribe using another online or offline tool, the mp3 "feed" is at this link. If you need to get the actual URL, right-click on the words "this link" and choose "copy address" or the equivalent.

Download our podcasts

Each episode's page here at LifeTwo should have links to two files -- the mp3 and m4a (iPod / iTunes) versions of that episode's audio. In many browsers, depending on what plugins you have installed, clicking on those links will let you listen to that particular episode right away. Right-clicking should bring up a menu where you have the option to download the file to your computer; from there you can listen to it or copy it to another device.