How do i record phone calls from a cell or land line? Any wires or devices tha can help.?

Radio shack has devices, but I'm not sure about the cell phone. I would think you could have a device inside the car and get one end recorded. For the home phone, theres a device that attaches to the phone and has a jack on the other end for a recorder. If you use a boombox type with a cassette recorder it would come out the best.

this doesn't apply to all cellphones or landline phones. it depends on the device you have. for cellphone, I have a button at the side of it that you will only press if you want to record your conversation. it is a voice recording button or a quick recording button (don't know how it is called in other places). this is a dual type wherein if you cannot answer the call right away (say if you are talking with someone physically and so as not to be disturbed), you will only press this button so that the caller can leave his/her message to you. this is not an answering machine also as answering machine is already set. and if the answering machine is not set, the ringing will stay remain until it is picked up or either use the quick button. for landline, old phone devices has a device that is attached inside and you will place a microtape for recording any conversation, so as to make also an answering machine. but the new phone devices, as I have, (digital one) a small button (silver) is at the left side of the numbers. there are four small silver buttons and one of it is for recording your conversation. you will only press it for record. the other functions are for register; display numbers called and received; email; internet. and much more. so since you don't have this type of phones, all you need to do is activate the external speaker of your phone so that both of your voice can be heard by anybody so as to record it by using a tape recorder (perhaps).