In order for Windows Media Player to automatically start playing streamed audio content, such as the types of files found at this website, you will need to first make sure that Windows Media Player has been optioned properly to play the type of file we have all of our audio content in (.WMA). This can be done by first opening up Windows Media Player, then left click on the tab at the top labeled " Tools ", then from there, drop down and pick " Options " then left click over " Options ", which will then pull up another form called  Options.

From this form, then left click over the tab labeled " File Types ", then left click over the button labeled  Select All , located at the bottom of the form. After you have selected all file types, then left click over the button called " Apply ", then left click over the button labeled " OK ", which will then close out the Option Form, leaving only Windows Media Player on your screen.

Now go back and pick any show from this site to listened to again, which will automatically start playing, instead of offering you the choice of either saving it, or downloading the entire file before then telling you that it cannot play it because it has no file association for it, as it was never selected from the options form.

Here are a list of pictures, portraying all of the forms you will be presented with when setting up Windows Media Player for listening to .WMA types of audio files. It makes no difference which Windows Operating System you have, the above instructions will apply to them all.