This section has been designed to provide assistance in accessing and listening to our podcasts.

Each episode is an audio file in MP3 format and to listen to it you'll need a device or player that can support the playback of MP3.

Each individual episode from our podcasts is available to download directly from our archive section.

You can also subscribe to our podcasts if you'd like to receive future episodes automatically. 

More details on downloading and podcasting follow.

Downloading

You can download any episode of our podcasts onto your computer.  You can then listen to it whenever you choose.   If you have a portable MP3 player you can also transfer it from your computer to this player.

To download an episode, click with the right hand button of your mouse on the relevant episode link from our archive.  You'll then see an option such as "Save Target As..." or "Save Link As..." depending on your browser.  Choosing this option will allow you to choose where on your computer to download the file to.

Each episode can be quite large in file size, so it make take a few minutes to download depending on your connection speed.

Podcast

Podcasting allows you to automatically receive the latest episode of our podcasts as soon as we publish it on our website. 

To receive the podcast you'll need to subscribe to it using suitable podcasting software (such as iTunes).

A list of podcasting software is available at www.podcastingnews.com

Podcasting software all have their own ways of subscribing to a podcast, so follow the software's instructions for details.

Your software will need to know the location (or 'feed') of the our podcasts which is 

• oddIT: http://www.bcs.org/upload/rss/bcs-oddit.rss 
• Whitelist: http://www.bcs.org/upload/rss/bcs-whitelist.rss  
• IT Training: http://www.bcs.org/upload/rss/bcs-training-podcast.rss 

iTunes Users

You can find the oddIT podcast in the iTunes store here.
(This link may only work for iTunes users)

Alternatively you can find the oddIT podcast in the iTunes store by searching for 'oddIT'.