You can listen to the audio in two ways. Direct Flash Streaming, or downloading the MP3 File.

Direct Flash Streaming

If you have a fast Internet connection you can play the audio directly using Flash.

The Flash audio is “streamed” into your computer. This means the audio is downloaded and played at the same time. It will play instantly.

The downside is that you have to remain connected to the Internet to listen to the audio. If you do not see the “play” button on the audio download page then you probably do not have Flash installed on your computer.

You can get Adobe Flash player from here:

• http://www.Adobe.com/go/getflashplayer

MP3 File to download

If you have a slower connection or an unstable connection you are not advised to play this audio format directly with the Flash player since the audio will stop if your Internet connection gets lost or hangs. If this is a problem just use the MP3 format.

You can download the MP3 file (around 13 Mb) save it in your computer or MP3 player or iPod and play it anytime. You download it once and can then replay it without being connected to the Internet.

To download the MP3 format follow these simple steps:

• Right-click on the MP3 audio link (With Mac, press Command + Click)
• From the drop down menu that shows, select SAVE TARGET AS.
• Press Enter. The file will be downloaded and saved onto your computer.

Depending on your Internet connection speed the download could take from 1 min to 1 hr.