Yes. When you create a free account, you can listen to several free example journeys. These are designed to help you explore the platform, hear different Guides, and discover the kinds of NRJs that resonate with you. Free listeners can enjoy selected content, but some features, such as commenting and deeper interaction with Guides, are reserved for subscribers. Subscribers get access to the wider NRJ library, including meditations, journalling journeys, poetry, ambient music, courses, stories, audiobooks and other long-form audio experiences. Subscribers can also favourite journeys, receive email notifications when new tracks are added, leave comments where enabled, and interact more fully with Guides and their work. Subscribers can comment on tracks where comments are enabled. This is especially useful for meditations, journalling prompts, poetry, reflective courses and other journeys where a Guide may invite responses or questions. Free listeners can enjoy selected example journeys, but commenting and Guide interaction are subscriber features. You can set a journey to auto-advance to the next track but most web browsers do not reliably allow audio to auto-play from one track to the next. This makes desktop listening ideal for intentional, track-by-track experiences where pausing, reflecting and commenting are part of the journey. For continuous playback, the app is usually the better choice. It depends on the kind of journey. The desktop version is best when you want to listen to individual tracks, pause, reflect, comment, journal, or interact with the Guide. The mobile apps are best for longer-form listening, such as audiobooks, albums, sleep tracks, soundscapes or music journeys, where you may want the audio to keep playing. The apps are designed for flowing audio experiences. They are better suited to long-form content such as audiobooks, ambient albums, music, sleep journeys and extended soundscapes. Depending on the journey settings, tracks may continue playing, loop, or pause to give you space. You also have control on the app over how your device downloads, caches and stores content for offline listening. Yes. Subscribers can favourite journeys they want to return to or follow more closely. When you favourite a journey, you can receive an email notification when the Guide adds new tracks. It is a simple way to keep your own listening constellation alive as new material appears. A good example of this is an unique feature of this platform. For example, authors can serialise the publication of an audiobook. Yes. You can cancel your subscription at any time through your account or subscription settings. After cancelling, you will usually continue to have subscriber access until the end of your current paid period. Once that period ends, your account will return to free access, including any free example journeys currently available. First on the desktop, try refreshing the page, checking your internet connection, and signing out and back in again. If you are using the app, make sure you have no other audio playing elsewhere on your device. If the issue continues, contact NRJ support and include your device, browser or app version, and the journey or track you were trying to play.