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Latest post Sun, Apr 20 2008 9:58 PM by Morty. 3 replies.
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    • MacFall
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    Free Talk Live

    I've been wanting to download the archives of past years but none of the torrents seem to have any seeders. Anybody else have this problem (and more importantly, a solution)?

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  • Sun, Apr 20 2008 5:58 AM In reply to

    • BWF89
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    Re: Free Talk Live

    I never understood why people would want to listen to old episodes of a talk show when a new episode comes out every day of the week sans Sunday.

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  • Sun, Apr 20 2008 8:03 AM In reply to

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    Re: Free Talk Live

    Because I spend up to eight hours a day in a warehouse with only an mp3 player to keep me sane.

     

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  • Sun, Apr 20 2008 9:58 PM In reply to

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    Re: Free Talk Live

    I think they only have up to one year prior to the current month seeded, if I remember correctly. I'd be a little surprised if no one else was seeding, but it's possible (I've never had to go to torrents; 2 hours, six days a week is more than enough for me).

    Members of their AMP program get high quality archives (not sure how far back, though), as well as any classic archives they post on the AMP-only forum. It's only $3 a month, if you are so inclined. You can probably find out all you'd want to know and more by sending an email to ian@freetalklive.com

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