Bryan, I've done a similar setup for doing a news segment for a radio program in KC, KS, and I'm in Miami. Delivered the segment as an MP3, but that will only work if the station is willing to accept that form of media for delivery. In the worst case he could burn CD's and mail them in. The most affordable way to go, I think would be to get a "dual boot" eMac from Samlldog. It will let you choose OSX or OS 9. Choose 9. Using OS 9 will allow him to use Digidesign's Pro Tools Free, get a very good Mic - maybe a small mixing board and away you go. You will also need iTunes to rip the MP3. His total cost will be for the machine. In X, there are solutions, but it will tend towards the more expensive. If he's used to 9, then with regular saves, its a fine option. If he's enjoying X and won't want to take a step back, it can be done, but I haven't done the research to find the right solution. I'm guessing the lower end version of BIAS Deck <http://www.bias-inc.com/products/deck/>. But I can't say for sure since I haven't used these products. BIAS products are avail. from the Apple Store, though, and they have versions that are available for $100 or so. Good Luck :: steve hokenson digital design :: filemaker development :: mac support :: Gooey Mac The interface between you and your Mac http://homepage.mac.com/gooey/