We do occasionally accept unsolicited recordings. You'll find the requirements and recommendations in our Audio Submission Guidelines.

After you log in, click on the Publish tab, select the audio template and complete all required fields.

The Conversations Network (a 501(c)(3) California non-profit corporation) captures presentations, processes the recordings, and publishes them online for free under Creative Commons Sampling License. In addition to PodCorps.org (the grass-roots side of The Conversations Network) we also produce curated channels such as Social Inovation Conversations.

The archive is all about free access to information, so you should submit file formats that are easily downloadable and/or streamable for other site patrons. We prefer that you submit the highest quality file that you have available, and then we will attempt to create smaller file sizes and formats automatically with our deriver program.

You can submit original songs, compositions, podcasts, jokes, speeches, interviews and more! All audio must comply with our submission guidelines. All content submissions must be 100% original content you created.

Podcasting is how we send out our programs so that you can subscribe to them. You can receive them automatically (and for free) using podcatcher software or a free online service. (more Podcast help)

Here's our Registration Page. Registered listeners can use our special personalized features such as Recommendations by Loomia and Personal Program Queues. When you register you will also have the option of subscribing to our free weekly email Announcement, which will summarize the previous week's programs (complete with listener ratings) and bring you the latest news and developments from IT Conversations.

If you would like to be an underwriter for a period of time (one month minimum) or underwrite a particular event or other series, please send email to underwriting@conversationsnetwork.org. We will send you our latest Media Kit.

The main idea is to have the Spaniards feel confident when speaking and listening to English. The first days you must help them reach a comfortable zone in your one-to-one sessions. For this, we recommend that you prepare and bring material that will help you stimulate conversation. Some Anglos bring maps / pictures of their home country others just bring their great conversational skills.

If your audio file won't upload to AC, please check the size of your file (it must be under 15 MB) and the file type (MP3 is the preferred file format, but wav, wma, rm and aiff formats are also accepted). If you're using a dial-up Internet connection, please be patient - it will take several minutes.

No. There is adequate bandwidth to support both. It would be an exceptional circumstance that would cause interference between the two.

For now we are limiting each talent submission to one video or one music/sound track. If you desire to submit more than one video or music/sound track, we suggest that you submit each of these files by entering and submitting talent more than once, using a slightly different variation of your screen name for each entry. It would be helpful for you to remember which screen name is used for each talent sample you submitted.

feed audio out of your TV/VCR directly into your computer's sound card — don't hold the mic up to the TV speaker unedited (please leave about 5 seconds of pre-open audio before the open and 5 seconds of anchor voice-over after the open) unfiltered (just record whatever you have, leaving a bit of "silence" even if it has hiss or background noise) Please follow these guidelines and let me do the work of filtering, editing, and improving the quality of what you have.

Yes, because we are seeking for a large bunch of files: internal member lists (with names and addresses) from any Amiga Groups, scanned pictures of any Amiga musicians, Amiga scene releases (demos, packs, diskmags, etc.), computer related paper magazines and anything else you can think of.

Not necessarily (at least, when used at a safe and comfortable listening level). Some speech sounds are harder to mask than others, depending on factors such as how far away the person is, how loudly he or she is talking, the pitch of the voice, and the presence and placement of acoustically absorbent or obstructive materials.

Yes, we would love to hear from you. If you have suggestions for audio conferences please call 1-202-739-9693 and let us know your audio conference topic suggestion. Please feel free to contact our Producer at 1-202-739-9693 about making recommendations for new speakers or becoming part of our expert speaker network.

A.: As stated above, you MUST specify an ID Number on your entry form and you MUST state this ID Number on your audio clip. Your ID Number is your First Name + your age. This is THE way the two are linked together. Your entry is invalid without the audio clip.

A: If you've asked this question, you didn't read through DINKC.TXT. Search for choice_start and choice_end in the DINKC.TXT file. This is fully explained there.

When masking loud conversations, it can be helpful to include some chatter voices in the mix. You might try the presets that feature a mix of Voices, Music & Nature Sounds. You can always fine-tune your preset in the Advanced Mode.

Yes! It's absolutely private, we take your privacy very seriously and we will never give any information about you or the person you are calling to any third party.

In the PeopleLink Instant Messenger program for Windows you can right-click in the message window and choose to save the dialogue to a text file. On Macintosh systems, you can simply copy and paste the text into a text file for later use or review. Please note that the Java applet does not support this feature.

Concert Conversations are relaxed, informative 30-minute discussions with the conductor and begin one hour prior to each subscription series concert. These talks provide an insightful and entertaining introduction to the music, composers and guest artists. FREE, before subscription concerts in the Main Theater. Saturdays at 7 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m., Mondays at 7 p.m.

The overall focus of Voices & Choices is the economic revitalization of Northeast Ohio. Five topics frame the content of the conversations: Employment and economic growth, education and skills, equity and fairness, quality of life and place, and cooperation and governance.

Conversations can be held in a living room, kitchen, library meeting room, or workplace lunchroom, basically anywhere.

A Completed provider application and agreement, as well as a copy of their wallet size license and malpractice insurance.

You need to set your java permissions to (Settings/Control Panel/Internet Options/Security/Custom Levels/Java Custom Settings) enable Miscellaneous Java permissions.

Once you are logged into the LawRex system, click on the 'Post a Referral' button on the main navigation menu. Simply fill out the referral information form and confirm. The general details of the referral will then be available to other members for viewing.

No. In-network providers will submit the claim for you. This form is only to be utilized for services received from an out-of-network provider.

Preliminary proposals (pre-proposals) are required for submission of a full application and must be received by 5:00 p.m., EST, November 29, 2006. Pre-proposals should be submitted via Grants.gov. If an applicant does not have Internet access, three copies of the complete pre-proposal including one with wet signatures on the required forms and, preferably, an electronic copy on CD will be accepted and date and time stamped when they are received in the Office of Education.