Audio books for me. I love them.

I watch old t.v. series on DVDs.

I listen to 50"s music from the tv or as the kids call it elevator music.

It is often a book on CD or NPR on Saturday and Sunday afternoons/evenings. I am still working every day so my quilting time is limited. When free motion quilting it is music. I was told that it helps and I found that it does.

Usually NPR (National Public Radio) and this one is on: Brahms Bethoven etc.. then once an hour interrupted by news LOL .. Gives a very calmning affect to my avatar and then she lays and sleeps in there .. LOL I have the phone out in my sewing room just in case !

Wisconsin has a wonderful public radio station. Classics all the way. I've been in other states and could not find such a station. Their public stations did not do classics.

In the winter time, I sometimes do my scrappy quilts on the big dinning room table at one end of the living room. When my husband gets a good story going on Public TV, I watch long enough to get to know the characters, and then I sew while they talk. That way I loose all the sight gags. LOL

I have my computer tuned into WRJQradio.com out of Appleton, WI

Generally, when I'm quilting on my dsm I need some music that makes me tap my foot and keep the pace like some Rolling Stones and rocknroll. When I'm piecing, depends on the project - sometimes it's Netflix or one of the 20+ stations that I've saved to Pandora.

NPR 8 hours a day!

How would I find the classic country station on the computer? I usually have the cooking channel on or house hunters just because I don't have to focus on them.