Archives of Bernie Ward and Ray Taliafero - KGO Radio SF

[eablair3]

I just ran across a site that said that Ray Taliafero's and Bernie Ward's show, which run at night are now being archived on the net. I assume some here knew this, but I didn't.

http://www.kgoam810.com/listingsEntry.asp?ID=180306&PT=Archiving#bernie

http://www.kgoam810.com/listingsEntry.asp?ID=180306&PT=Archiving#ray

I saw this when looking at this site:

http://www.geocities.com/liberalprogressivetalk/

Which I found through:

http://www.cryingeagle.org/

[LisaM]

1. We were able to pick up Ray Taliafero last week at night

He talked for 33 minutes straight, breaking only for commercials! Finally he took a few short calls, rushing through them (no discourse.) The next hour, it was the same thing!

Is he always like that?

[eablair3]

2. no he takes calls

Ray T takes calls. He usually starts off with a dissertation for the first 10-15 to maybe 20 minutes of his show that starts at 1 am PST. After that he starts taking calls. That's the usual format. B Ward has the same type of usual format, too. Many of the callers that call Ray T seems to be a little more strange at times ( I guess it is the middle of the night -- and Ray T can at times lose his patience with them, esp the ones that are religious funides and/or right-wingers.). But, Ray T does seem to like hearing himself talk.

He had Richard Perle on his show this past Monday, I think. I wanted to hear that one, but didn't. So, I'm hoping to go back now and be able to hear it. I guess it was supposed to be pretty good, as he got in the face of Perle.

They both have been live streaming on the net for a while.

But, I didn't know there were archives available. Makes it easier when you miss a show or two, as they are on late.

[eablair3]

3. Richard Perle

I finally found the archived interview of Ray T of Richard Perle. Ray T replayed it on Tuesday night in the second hour of his show.

[eablair3]

4. Recording streams or archived

I'd like to be able to keep or record this Perle interview for my own personal use, as it is likely to be replaced next week on KGO's archive page.

Does anyone know or can anyone tell me in simplified version how to and/or what programs to use to save a copy of this archived file on my computer, or if that is possible??