What do you Listen to on the Road?

Einstein was a patent clerk when he came up with the theory of relativity.

 

I know I was "missing" a lot of my songs on my Mac and iPhone I had purchased on Amazon many years ago. Few months ago, I logged into amazon and went somewhere, saw all my song purchase history, and found an option to somehow download them all and bring them into iTunes. I don't remember exactly the steps, but it was actually pretty easy.

 

I rotate from podcasts to audiobooks and then a little of my music to mix it up. Lately audiobooks have taken most of my time and if I can’t find something free from the library to download, I’ll spring for a book from Audible.
As far as podcasts, Joe Rogan is great material usually but also do a lot of the other comedians like The church of what’s happening now with Joey Diaz or Bill Burr’s Monday morning podcast.

 

That's one thing I liked about using their services. Get a new device and everything is "in the cloud", just sign in and stream it or download it again to the new device.

Some songs from albums and some albums are just missing from the purchased list they have. I'd like a refund.

 

I just got a new phone. I didn’t even have to enter some of my passwords. Verizon just plugged my old one in and transferred everything.

Signed into iCloud on my new phone and it was all there. Phone was exactly the same even the ringer volume I had it at.

 

iHeart radio mostly..

When I had XM/Sirius I was on Lithium a lot or Sixx Sense before that channel got dropped.
Occasionally I’ll drop in on SoundCloud also.

 

I enjoy a huge variety of music on Pandora.

Audible is an excellent app if you enjoy listening to books, as I do!

When I'm tired of all the noise, I listen to sounds of the forest... crickets ..etc. and pretend I'm camping somewhere peaceful.

Lol

 

Sirius has PopRocks on channel 17 now, it's really good. I guess it's music from the 90's.

 

Good thing I was listening to the only station I ever listen to today: The Cummins Channel.

I heard something that didn't sound quite right. Started losing power as well. I stopped and checked out everything. Discovered I have developed a leak in a fuel line. Limped it home and getting it replaced now.

Far better to LISTEN to what's going on with your truck and load, than to be stuck on the side of the road.

Or worse.

 

That’s no fun. Listen to your motor. Nothing else.