Awesome! Irdial and the Internet Archive now have this convenient embedded widget (provided below) that allows you to play just about the entire set of The Conet Project. If you’re not hip to the Conet Project, it is an expansive collection of mysterious number stations broadcasts. Click the “next” button to browse through the various recordings. Way creepy, decidedly fascinating.
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