WHERE do you listen to W-A?

[Ohllee]

i normally have We're alive playing while drive going back home from the office.

[KonradMH]

Whilst gardening mainly!

[Litmaster]

Ok, here's a story:

I was on a camping trip last week, waaaaay out in the middle of a state park, far away from any internet connection and my sucky phone wouldn't even work. After realizing it was Monday, I did some asking around and ended up driving 18 miles down a winding dirt road to a small truck stop by the nearest highway.

I ended up crouched in a dirty bathroom stall for 30 minutes, feigning constipation, while listening to the streamed version of the latest episode...

[Penguine]

I mostly listen to WA on a while sitting at my desk at work. I listen to it off the Feedburner page since I don't have an ipod, and its simple. I have the bookmarked and just hit F5 till I see the new episode appear.

[Lilydragon]

p.s. can any one suggest any other podcasts to listen to? I love WA but those week long gaps leave me wanting to listen to something else just to fill the time in between chapters! (I do already listen to WND too)

These aren't audio drama's, but I've enjoyed them. The Crew, Earthcore, and the Rookie by Scott Sigler, the Trader Tales (there are six books) by Nathan Lowell, and Cresent by Phill Rossi. These ones I can't remember the names of the authors. Fractured Horizon, The Silk Code, Beneath, Kraken. These ones are ones that I've enjoyed...

[Osiris]

This shit gets awkward really fast.

[Lilydragon]

I listen at work on my iPad. I have a pair of headphones that let me pause with the push of a button so I don't have to fiddle with my iPad. I'd seen WA off and on on iTunes but never thought to listen until recently, now I'm hooked. I'm thinking about listening to it for a third time before listening to the next episode.

[Osiris]

Lately, I've been listening to the show while taking my after dinner walk through the park. Headphones, iPod, solitude.

[ZombieBlake]

Usually while I am driving, but if I have time during the week I'll relax in my bed, close my eyes, and imagine I am among the storyteller of the week.

[hbg]

I have most of them downloaded as MP3, and listen to them as I am going to sleep. It makes a great bed-time story. ;-)