Anyone know where I can find daily uploads for Ron & Fez?

[DARCYDICE]

Anyone know where I can find daily uploads for Ron & Fez?

I think it is the best show out there but can't find a daily upload. Please help.
Thanks...

[Tinman]

Anyone know where I can find daily uploads for Ron & Fez?

I think it is the best show out there but can't find a daily upload. Please help.
Thanks...

First read the sites rules then do a Google search you little guttersnipe

[DARCYDICE]

I did a google search but did not come up with anything daily. I am new here and do not know the site rules. Is there something wrong with my post?

[Tinman]

I did a google search but did not come up with anything daily. I am new here and do not know the site rules. Is there something wrong with my post?

#6

http://www.dawgsaloon.com/showthread.php/8681-Rules-you-must-accept-before-continuing-to-post-here

[Peau de Soie]

In fairness, Tinman, there MIGHT be perfectly legal distributions of that show -- I don't know. Most podcasts and even many radio/satellite shows (including the indispensable Rick and Artie) are downloadable for free and completely legitimately...

(googles, checks Wikipedia...)

Except that doesn't seem the case for these guys. (Ouch, talk about faces for radio.) So yeah, please see rule 6. :)

[Chob]

You can get a year's subscription through Audible.com for $35 a year. I did it a while back and was very happy with it. Sometimes they're slow to get them up, or some of the files get messed up, but otherwise it's very convenient. If that's not what you're asking for, well, refer to rule 6 and pretend that it is. ;) Also there's $10 a month subs and individual shows for sale.

[Peau de Soie]

Excellent answer, Chob.

[Jack Shit]

You can also get Ron and Fez as well as O&A, Howard, etc. at www.crystalone.net (http://www.crystalradio.net). You buy credits (bunch of different plans, subscriptions as well as ala carte), 15 for 5 bucks, for example. A Ron and Fez download will set you back two credits. If you're an intermittent listener this is the cheapest, legal way to go that I'm aware of.

[Peau de Soie]

You can also get Ron and Fez as well as O&A, Howard, etc. at www.crystalradio.net (http://www.crystalradio.net). You buy credits (bunch of different plans, subscriptions as well as ala carte), 15 for 5 bucks, for example. A Ron and Fez download will set you back two credits. If you're an intermittent listener this is the cheapest, legal way to go that I'm aware of.

Is that place really legal? They used to (maybe still do) advertise Stern downloads, and I really doubt they were ever authorized to do that.

[Jack Shit]

Is that place really legal? They used to (maybe still do) advertise Stern downloads, and I really doubt they were ever authorized to do that.

sorry, the site is crystalone.net.

I really doubt Sirius would tolerate a relatively well-known site selling their product without authorization. No different than Audible.com.

[Peau de Soie]

sorry, the site is crystalone.net.

I really doubt Sirius would tolerate a relatively well-known site selling their product without authorization. No different than Audible.com.

First, I notice the domain is actually crystalone.net . Second, I think they were doing this well before Sirius. And third, after reviewing their site and "Mission Statement" I'm convinced that they're completely unauthorized and that Sirius has no involvement....

[Jack Shit]

:dontknow:

[Peau de Soie]

I didn't care one way or the other (it was nice to find compilations of the radio show) except that they were charging for all access. They come off as a free volunteer thing, but they charge. Ballsy.