Can I record radio over the internet to my IPOD?

While I am listening to radio over the internet, can I record to my IPOD at the same time?
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Then your impression is, alas, wrong
According to the several I've seen, the manual (page 11) and the pictures on this page, there is a audio minijack on the back that you will need to plug the airport express into.
The iPod Hi-Fi does not have wireless capabilities for sound transmission. The only sort of wireless it has is Infra-Red (IR) for the use of an Apple Remote.

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