Podcasts
EPA provides podcasts and audio files (and transcripts) of useful or engaging information as a way to help the public understand and share information. Some of the podcasts listed on this page are part of an ongoing series; others were issued on a one-time basis but still contain valuable information.
Greentips - Listen to EPA experts discuss ways you can reduce your environmental footprint.
eCycling electronics - Listen to discussions recycling used computers, cell phones, and other electronics.
Energy Star - Each podcast is a collection of conversations about energy efficiency. EPA staff talk with a variety of business analysts, technology experts, policymakers, and media. These recordings cover market trends, consumer preferences, energy reduction solutions, new products and efficiency standards, and even some retail training information.
Pesticides en español - Anuncios de servicio público (PSAs, por sus siglas en inglés) sobre pesticidas. (Public service announcements (PSAs) in Spanish on human health and safety issues related to pesticides.)
Multimedia collection - a variety of topics in podcast or video format.
Risk management research - learn about how EPA's National Risk Management Research Laboratory's research supports the protection of human health and the environment.
What is a podcast?
A podcast is a series of audio files published on the web and usually downloaded onto computers or portable listening devices such as iPods or other players. Podcast files are usually MP3 types which can be played on most players. Read more about podcasting from webcontent.gov
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Get media player
You will need media player or music player software to play the podcasts, if your computer doesn't already include one. Depending on your computer, you can download free players from various places, for example, the Windows media player 
EPA doesn't endorse any particular media player software.