In short, it is a weekly conversation recorded and available online. We make available new episodes weekly, to be heard at your leisure. You can listen to ALL the broadcasts with author and speaker Martha Kilpatrick and our host John Enslow. Listening is easy through either iTunes, on your mp3 player (doesn't have to be an iPod), or simply visit and bookmark shulamitepodcast.com to listen, watch, and enjoy!
Weekly Podcast FAQ's
Do I need an iPod to listen to podcasts?• No, you can listen to the Shulamite Podcast many ways.
The easiest way, once set up, is through iTunes (described below) because it will automatically download to your computer each issues as they are made available. (You must be connected to the internet) But you can also listen directly through this website http://www.shulamitepodcast.com. Simply check back on Sunday mornings and the most recent edition of the podcast will be available on the front page. Also, if you prefer, Manna in the Morning, Martha’s daily devotional, will send you an E-mail reminder with a link to the site after each Podcast episode is made available.
Are Your Podcasts Free?
Absolutely! We post them for your enjoyment and edification.
return to top ^How Do I Listen to the Podcast with iTunes?
To Listen to the Shulamite Podcast, we recommend you complete the following steps:
1. Make Sure You Have iTunes Installed
(see below for instructions)
2. Click here "Subscribe to Shulamite Podcast." or on the upper left hand corner of the front page
iTunes will open and take you directly to the Shulamite Podcast page.
3. Click the "Subscribe" button at the top left beside the Shulamite Podcast logo.
iTunes will automatically load the Podcast into your Podcast section (under the "Library") and each episode available should show below it and will download as issues come available.
4. Double Click on an episode to listen.
return to top ^How much is iTunes?
• FREE! Download it below.
••Download iTunes••
To Install Apple's iTunes (if you do not already have it) click the link “Download iTunes” directly above. You will be taken to the FREE download page. Select your Operating System (Mac or Windows) in the top left, enter your email address, and click the download button. Remember to uncheck both email boxes if you do not wish to receive promotional and update email regarding Apple's iTunes products.
Subscribe and Listen
with iTunes
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Why can’t I see the images in iTunes?
In the bottom left hand corner of iTunes there are 4 boxes. Make sure that in the fourth box the arrow is pointing down. Click this box to open and close the image viewer.
To view pictures in a larger window, click on the image window and a larger window will appear. Then sit back and enjoy.
return to top ^What if I want an MP3 version?
• Sure, click here to get your audio only MP3 file>> feed://shulamite.com/rss-feeds/rss-podcasts.xml
The Podcast published at this site is in m4a format which means it has audio and visual. At the RSS page it is in mp3 format which is audio only and might work better for other mp3 players.
return to top ^What Is A Podcast?
Here's a little info from Apple.com:
"Podcasts are radio shows or other audio programs available for download over the Internet. The maker of a podcast, called a podcaster, often updates their podcast with a series of episodes that you can subscribe to. iTunes offers built-in support for podcasting so that you can find, listen, subscribe to and manage podcasts that interest you. You can also transfer podcasts to iPod for listening on the go."
Here's a brief description from Wikipedia:
"Podcasting is the distribution of audio or video files, such as radio programs or music videos, over the Internet using either RSS or Atom syndication for listening on mobile devices and personal computers. The term podcast, like "radio", can mean both the content and the method of delivery. Podcasters' websites also may offer direct download of their files, but the subscription feed of automatically delivered new content is what distinguishes a podcast from a simple download or real-time streaming. Usually, the podcast features one type of "show" with new episodes either sporadically or at planned intervals such as daily, weekly, etc."
More Questions?
If you have more questions about Podcasting, try Apple.com's page of Frequently Asked Questions:
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