HistoryWiz Audio and Video – This site was featured in MacWorld as one of the five best History sites on the Web. It has a nice search feature where you can search by TIME, REGION, or TOPIC. This site is a handy tool for a History or Social Studies teachers to allow their class to hear about a disaster such as the Hindenberg from an eyewitness to the event. There are actual speeches from many of our Presidents such as Kennedy to Nixon in the President audio archive section. There are audio clips from the History channel. A whole section of the site is devoted to the music of the Holocaust and a video archive for Holocaust Testimonies. http://www.historywiz.com/audioandvideo.htm

Poetry Links – This site contains poetry reading and poems with audio and video clips. Poems from Contemporary, 20^th century, 19^th century, 18^th century, 17^th century, Renaissance, Medieval, and Classical Poets are found here. There are links for Haiku, Nursery Rhymes, Sonnets, Multilingual Poems, and word games. There are several links on this site such as The Book of Voices, e-poets http://voices.e-poets.net/artists.shtml that have collections of audio poems. This site will be a welcome addition to Middle or High School Language Arts teacher’s references for poetry. It gives the student a chance to hear poems read by the Poet.
http://poetry.about.com/cs/audiopoetry/

Mercury Theatre on the Air – John Houseman and Orson Welles, who are famous for the War of the Worlds, started the Mercury Theatre. This site includes episodes from the 1930s Mercury Theatre radio drama performed by artists from the New York drama company. Here you will find radio drama on some of literatures’ greatest classics :Bram Stoker’s Gothic horror tale, Dracula, Treasure Island, A Tale of Two Cities, The 39 Steps, Abraham Lincoln, and The Count of Monte Cristo. This is an excellent site for Middle to High school literature or drama teachers with a complete listing available of all productions on audio. http://www.unknown.nu/mercury/

Cajun French Music Association –Several Cajun Radio Programs are located on this site. The music of the Cajun culture (Cajun, Swamp Pop, Zydeco, Country, Classic Country, and Blues. Oldies and Gospel) is found throughout .The radio station KBON is dedicated to preserving Louisiana heritage, music and culture. “VISIT LOUISIANA: IT'S NOT JUST A STATE, IT'S A WAY OF LIFE!” This site is rich with Cajun music and culture: happenings in the area, weather, and cooking information.

http://www.cajunfrenchmusic.org/music/radio.htm

Web Accessible News/ Public Affairs Audio/Video Services – To get the latest updates on what is happening in and around the world this is the site for you. This page is a combination of links to audio/video services that can be of use to people who monitor current events from National, International and Governmental Agency broadcasts. Some of the affiliates represented are AP Radio, National Public Radio, CBS News, ABC Radio, and International Broadcasters. Many of the links will connect you with hourly updates. It focuses on news/public affairs services that are available in English. In most cases these links will take you directly to the service (it will start playing immediately) or to within ONE click.

http://gwis2.circ.gwu.edu/~gprice/audio.htm

Add Streaming Audio and Record Your Own Message for your WebSite- This site directs you on how to include audio on your own web site. There are step-by-step procedures from recording to downloading the audio to your site. Included in this site is information on designing your web page with accessory links to clip art, domain names and how tos. This is a creative way to enhance a web page or add (the teacher touch through audio) to a web link activity.

http://personalweb.about.com/library/weekly/aa073100a.htm