YouTube type service for audio?

[M A V I C]

A friend of mine is a comedian and he's trying to find an easy way to post audio to his web site. He wants a service where he can just upload an audio file, then copy & paste some code into his site.

Anyone know of such a service? I've googled and found a few, but would prefer recommendations of something you've used.

Thanks

[bhaveshp]

How about using Youtube?!

Overlay some still images as the video track and use his audio track.

[M A V I C]

He's not a tech savvy guy. If it were me, yeah, I'd do something like that, but it's not.

[Seacrest]

Odeo?
Libsyn?

I really don't know.
Most people use YouTube.

He's tech-savvy enough.
My 11 yo niece does this stuff.

What anybody really means when they say they're "not tech savvy" is "I am too lazy or too impatient to make the necessary effort to read the minimal amount of instructions posted on the site."

[Harbourmaster]

If he has a website he can stream the audio from there without much effort tell him to exercise his Google...

[M A V I C]

Seacrest wrote:
He's tech-savvy enough.
My 11 yo niece does this stuff.

What anybody really means when they say they're "not tech savvy" is "I am too lazy or too impatient to make the necessary effort to read the minimal amount of instructions posted on the site."

It's much easier for kids to pick this stuff up. You're right, he's got other priorities than to learn this stuff.

[Filliam H. Muffman]

One website I follow has audio files MP3's and podcasts. They host them on http://www.podtrac.com/ but I am not sure how the licensing works.

[Monster]

why not use drop.io