Things You'll Need:
- Computer Speakers
- Internet Access
- Computers
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Step 1
Download the RealPlayer program from the RealAudio Web site if you don't already have it. Most radio broadcasts use this technology.
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Step 2
Check to see if the specific radio station you're looking for has a Web site. If the station is broadcasting over the Internet, click on the link to listen in real time.
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Step 3
If you're looking for a specific broadcast, such as an out-of-town ball game or a syndicated program, use a Web search engine like Google or Yahoo! to find the official Web site for the broadcast.
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Step 4
Find the book "Passport to Web Radio" in a bookstore or library for a comprehensive guide to radio stations around the world and how they broadcast over the Web.
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Step 5
Browse the Yahoo and RealAudio sites for lists of stations by location, format or call letters, including Internet-only stations.
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Step 6
Check periodically for new sites. If the radio station you want to hear isn't broadcasting over the Internet yet, it probably will be soon.
