This American Life on iTunes: Buy Now, Thank Us Later
Rekha posted on Thursday, January 21st, 2010 | Blog, PRX Projects
This American Life‘s entire archive of nearly 400 episodes — 
dating back to 1995 — is again available in the iTunes Store, this time thanks to PRX. We are thrilled to wield our powers as a direct-to-iTunes provider so this much-loved show can continue to be downloaded by fans everywhere.
So head over to iTunes and go to town for only 99 cents a pop. Download a pile of episodes for your next commute, or send a gift to a friend you want to impress.
And you read it right: PRX is now an official iTunes “label”. Peruse the albums we’ve sent (more on the way), and give the producers some love by buying, reviewing, and/or sharing with friends.
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