I like to listen in BBC Radio 1 and 1 Extra. I've tried a couple of programs that download from the url or rip as I listen, but both programs have damaged my computer.

Can you recommend a good safe program that won't infect my computer with lots of malware? So I can save the programs to my itunes?

OK, so you are asking us to help you download music illegally?

Can you get Spotify in South Korea instead? Or some other play-on-demand service?

Piracy concerns aside, what you're describing sounds like the modern-day equivalent of [cassette] taping songs off of the radio. Brings back some memories for sure but sounds like a lot of hassle today.

Speaking of stealing music, Amazon keeps giving me more free mp3 downloads than I know what to do with. Just today I bought the Mirriam-Webster 11th ed dictionary and a style guide for writing, and because I ordered $25 in textbooks, it came with a $5 mp3 credit. Slickdeals has Amazon $2 giveaways constantly. Google and Amazon have tons of cheap album deals all the time too. Over the last 6 months they've probably given me as much as I've purchased.

There's only so much good music out there and so much time you can listen to it. Movies and software I kind of understand because of cost, but music is practically free already. It's probably not worth the trouble trying to capture it and all that.

I'd suggest contacting the BBC and seeing if they have an app for that.