Thread: How do you listen at work?

Often, when I'm at work, I use Pandora to listen to music online. I just started working straight 40 hours though, and now I'm listening using it ALL the time. I couldn't believe it when the music stopped! Turns out, you only get 40 hours per month free. Any suggestions for other places I could find online music?

I am not a music person actually. I do occasionally listen to music when driving, but I don't do it at work. It's not that my employer doesn't allow us to listen to music, we are just too busy to do that.

I listen to my iPod at work a lot. I also have a radio there, so I listen to that. I don't listen to music from the internet often. If I do I go right to the radio stations and listen to what they are playing on the radio.

Yeah, this isn't an issue for me since I'm unemployed, as it were. When I was working, we didn't have a choice. There was no music allowed at my last job. The one before it was controlled by the company.

There are a lot of online radio stations depending on what kind of music you like, and some regular radio stations actually broadcast online as well. I used to use Yahoo! Messenger's radio because it worked kind of like Pandora - tracking your tastes and suggesting new and similar music.