[nabs-l] internet radio questions

[James Hulme]

Hello Amy,

iHeart Radio is definitely accessible. I use it's app on my Android phone.
You can just go to www.iheart.com and log in with either google or FB and
listen or choose your favorite radio station(s).

www.iheart.com/apps/ is where you will find the mobile app choices for
iPhone or google Play.


Hope that helps answer your question


James Hulme
Member, NFB of New Jersey
908-868-2836 (Mobile)
jim.hulme at gmail.com

On Sat, Nov 4, 2017 at 11:31 PM, Amy Sabo via NABS-L <nabs-l at nfbnet.org>
wrote:

> hello all,
>
> well, I posted this question a few months ago to the perform-talk list
> and, I got no response to this question so, i'm also posting it to
> this list again and, also to the nabs-l list too!
>
> so, here's my question which I will post again... a few months ago I
> was traveling with my parents in their rental car and, they had I
> heart radio playing in their rental car. I had heard it from some of
> you on these lists but, I unfortunately don't have iPhone since
> besides my blindness I have  rare syndrome which makes me unable to
> use a iPhone. so, here's my question for those of you out there in
> radio land... is i heart radio accessible to use on the web and is it
> free? or do i have to purchase it in the iTunes store which i do use
> for listening to my music on my laptop? if it's free what is the web
> site for it? i was just curious that's all and, would like some
> feednback before i sign up for it!
>
> thanks again all for your help and, hopefully someone can help me out
> on signing up for this service.
>
>
>
>
> hugs,
> amy
>
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