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Embed the WNYC Players

Stream Players

WNYC FM Player

WNYC AM Player

American Standards Player (without playlist)

American Standards Player (with playlist)

On Demand Players + Customization

When you listen to an episode or segment on one of our sites, you will notice an "embed" link next to the audio player which allows you to embed single audio files inside your blog, website, article, etc. Adjust the height or width of any player by editing the height or width tags in the embed code.

So for instance, the original embed code might have looked like this when you grabbed it:

Now the code could look like this for a new size: