Podcasts are audio and video programs that you can enjoy, for free, on your computer or iPod (or other digital media player).

There are thousands of programs available to listeners and anything that might interest you is probably already in podcast form: learn a foreign language, study American history, train to run, brush up on world religions, learn to get organized, find good recipes and more!

Many TV shows, authors and stars, including This American Life, Oprah and CNN, have their own podcasts. Universities like Yale and Cambridge are jumping on the bandwagon now and offering college lectures as a podcast (sorry, you can't get your degree from a podcast! Yet...)

Anyone with a computer can download podcasts. The easiest and most popular tool for downloading them is through iTunes. Simply visit www.itunes.com to download the iTunes media player (it's free). After you have installed it, open the program and select the iTunes Store link on the left hand side of the player. From there, you will be able to view the library of podcasts available and download them to your computer! If you have an iPod or other digital media player, you should be able to copy the files so that you can take your podcasts anywhere!

When you're ready, click the image below to subscribe to Alpha Phi
International's podcast, On the Go

Recent Podcasts

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2012

January

• NPC Podcast: Jane Sutton (Alpha Xi Delta)

2011

November

• NPC Podcast: Dr. Frances Lucas (Delta Gamma Sorority)

"At age 29, she was the youngest VP for student affairs in the country. Today, this University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast vice president talks about what matters to Millenials." - NPC

October

• Living a Greener Lifestyle

• Sound Financial Advice for Women of All Ages

July

• Make Your End of Summer Travel a Breeze

May

• NPC Podcast: Carol Haertlein Sells 

 "Carol Haertlein Sells decided to join the U.S. Army at age 58. Taking a visit of an Army rehabilitation center in ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 /-->Texas four years ago made an impact on her life. She is now part of a new doctoral program at Brooke Army Medical Center. She took a leap of faith from teaching occupational therapy in Wisconsin to now instructing occupational therapists for the military - and she had to go through basic training along the way." - NPC

April

• What it Means to be an Advisor

In honor of National Panhellenic Conference's National Advisor Appreciation Month, Alpha Phi sat down to chat with three different collegiate chapter advisors. In this podcast, we hear about the experiences of Sara Pope, Chapter Advisor for the Eta Alpha chapter (University of New Hampshire); Sara Mayer, Marketing Advisor for the Gamma Phi chapter (Arizona State University); and Wendy Gordon, Recruitment Advisor for the Delta Zeta chapter (University of Maryland). We would like thank these women, and all of Alpha Phi's advisors and volunteers, for their hard work and dedication to our organization. You embody our values and help Alpha Phi continue to grow!

March

• NPC Podcast: Emily Douglas

February

• Strategies for a Successful Staycation

It's that time of year again and the winter blues are creeping in! Skip all the hassles of travel and use these strategies to plan a stress-free "staycation."

January

• Gifts that Keep on Giving

important value and practice it in your gift giving this season!

December

• Cyberspace Awareness

With the internet population booming, what are you doing to protect yourself and your computer? This podcast includes tips for staying safe in cyber space so you can keep browsing the sites you like-- without putting yourself in harms way.

On the Go seeks to provide busy women of all ages with a fun and easy resource to improve their lives. This podcast is produced by Alpha Phi International.

Alpha Phi International Fraternity was founded at Syracuse University in 1872 as one of the first Greek societies for women. 

Alpha Phi is dedicated to promoting sisterhood, cultivating leadership, encouraging intellectual curiosity and advocating service. The organization is comprised of more than 150 collegiate chapters and more than 140 alumnae chapters throughout the United States and Canada. 

The Alpha Phi Foundation is the Fraternity's philanthropic and educational partner. Through contributions from chapters, individual members and friends, the Foundation supports women's heart health and other charitable and educational projects. Together, Alpha Phi International Fraternity and Foundation develop character for a lifetime.

Questions? Comments? We love to hear from you! Feel free to contact us at communications@alphaphi.org.

Host: Jane Miller (Alpha Lambda-Alumna Initiate) and Melanie Keller
Writer, Editor: Kristen Mitchell (Gamma- DePauw)