Take the belt off and spin them by hand to feel for bad bearings. I had mine seize and throw the belt within 1 minute of hearing the noise and just as I pulled into the parking lot at work.
Turn the stereo down!!!!!
I have a 3/8 piece of clear rubber tubing. I put one side up to my ear and the other I touch things with.... alternator housing, AC clutch (which has an idler bearing also), idler pulley bolts, you can surely hear the location that way. Great way to find strange clicks and squeaks. I use the same method for machines at work and for furnaces, HVAC, etc.
In the old "air pump" days for emissions I had one lock up on me and smoke the belt without making any prior noise at all. I had a bad bearing on an alternator in another car that I drove for over a year.
rubber or plastic tubes are cheap, everyone should have one handy.