RadioLovers is an archive of old radio shows from the pre-TV days. Bob Hope, Groucho Marx, and Laurel and Hardy are just a few among the classic voices kept alive at this site; free downloads of the files are available for download in MP3 format, featuring comedies, mysteries, science fiction, and even music programs.

An interesting resource for media literacy...

• showing how entertainment has often been commercialized. The first few minutes of some of these programs are used to showcase...

Soundcities claims to be the first online open source database of city sounds and soundmaps from around the world, using both "found sounds" and "field recording".

These sounds can be...

• listened to;
• used in presentations on laptops; or
  
• played on mobiles via wireless networks.
  

Users can, because of the sound art project by UK artist Stanza,...

• contribute their own found sounds onto the various soundmaps; or
• create their own soundmap; or
• remix the hundreds of samples rec...

I wasn't sure where to put this find as Voisse could fit so many of the sections.

Voisse - a free interactive, media site that lets practitioners and/or learners create their own recordings...

• via their computer; or
• by phone; and
• then share those recordings with others.
  

Could be very handy for...

• audio reflective journals;
• learner/employer voice;
• ePortfolio evidence;
• podcasts; and
• so much more.

Visit http://www.voisse.com/ to find out more.

My first effort is at http:...

If you have learners creating...

• podcasts;
• videos; or
• other multimedia projects...

• When creating an audio podcast or a video that uses music tracks, the sure way to avoid any worries about copyright infringement is to use music you created.
  Unfortunately, often that is not a feasible option for most of us.

• The next best thing to using music you created is to use Creative Commons licensed music or royalty free music. ...

Spreaker is an online service that will let anybody have their own web radio station and broadcast whatever they want.

The audio content can be created and shared all over the Internet, and users can create their own radio shows by mixing voice, music and sound effects.

Users can...

• broadcast live, or
• produce podcasts that anybody can listen to whenever they have the time.

Spreaker already takes integration with social networks into account.

This now makes it very easy to reach a g...