Tech Tip: Drive and Listen

Hi Everyone! This is my tech tip for this week. I know this might not technically be a good tech tip but I think it's incredibly relaxing when you want to get some work done or if you want to explore different places without going on google maps. This website is called Drive & Listen which lets you drive to different cities around the world while you listen to their local radios. There's also an option to go to Dublin which is cool. I feel like if you want to study or get some work done having the radio on in the background can be a good idea! 


Gowan buy him a coffee be grand sure


 -Anna Zurawska

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