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Podcasting runs on RSS: every podcast app finds new episodes by reading a show’s feed. Articles tagged here explain how podcast feeds are built and what the directories expect. They cover enclosures, episode metadata, artwork, categories and the common namespaces. Guides show how to move a show, fix validation errors and keep subscribers when something changes. We also explain private and members-only feeds. Understanding the feed gives podcasters control over where and how their show appears.

How to Find Podcast Guest Opportunities with RSS MonitoringOct 1, 2026 · 7 min read

How to Find Podcast Guest Opportunities with RSS Monitoring

Use podcast RSS feeds to find shows that interview people like you: build a watchlist, filter episodes by topic and peer names, and pitch…

Podcast Show Notes in RSS: Formatting That Works in AppsSep 30, 2026 · 7 min read

Podcast Show Notes in RSS: Formatting That Works in Apps

How podcast show notes travel through RSS: description vs content:encoded, safe HTML, links, timestamps, length limits and a template that reads well in apps.

How to Find the RSS Feed URL of Any Podcast, Step by StepSep 29, 2026 · 8 min read

How to Find the RSS Feed URL of Any Podcast, Step by Step

Where to find a podcast's RSS feed URL: the show website, the host, Apple Podcasts lookup, podcast indexes and apps, plus what to do…

Podcast Seasons, Episode Numbers and Trailers in RSSSep 20, 2026 · 8 min read

Podcast Seasons, Episode Numbers and Trailers in RSS

Seasons, episode numbers, trailers and bonus episodes are all set in your podcast feed. Learn which tags control them and how apps use them…

Video Podcasts and RSS: How Video Episodes Reach Podcast AppsSep 18, 2026 · 7 min read

Video Podcasts and RSS: How Video Episodes Reach Podcast Apps

Video podcasts use the same RSS feeds as audio shows, with a few differences in files, MIME types and app support. Learn how to…

Self-Hosted Podcast Feed vs a Podcast Host: Which to Choose?Sep 12, 2026 · 7 min read

Self-Hosted Podcast Feed vs a Podcast Host: Which to Choose?

Should you run your podcast feed from your own website or use a podcast host? Compare cost, reliability, statistics, control and migration risk honestly.

Podcast Feed Rejected? How to Fix the Most Common ErrorsAug 30, 2026 · 7 min read

Podcast Feed Rejected? How to Fix the Most Common Errors

Directories reject podcast feeds for artwork, categories, enclosures, redirects and invalid XML. Here is how to read the error, find the cause and fix…

Private Podcast Feeds: How Members-Only RSS Actually WorksAug 29, 2026 · 8 min read

Private Podcast Feeds: How Members-Only RSS Actually Works

Private podcast feeds deliver members-only or internal episodes through ordinary podcast apps. Learn how they work, how secure they are and how to run…

How to Move a Podcast Feed Without Losing SubscribersAug 11, 2026 · 7 min read

How to Move a Podcast Feed Without Losing Subscribers

Switching podcast hosts is safe if the feed moves correctly. Follow this checklist for redirects, new-feed-url, GUIDs and directories so no subscriber is lost.

Podcast RSS Tags Explained: iTunes and Podcasting 2.0Aug 10, 2026 · 8 min read

Podcast RSS Tags Explained: iTunes and Podcasting 2.0

Podcast feeds rely on extra tags beyond RSS. Learn what the iTunes and Podcasting 2.0 namespaces do, which tags are required, and which ones…

Podcast RSS Feeds Explained: How Episodes Reach Every AppAug 5, 2026 · 8 min read

Podcast RSS Feeds Explained: How Episodes Reach Every App

Every podcast app finds new episodes through an RSS feed. Learn how podcast feeds work, what directories require, and how to keep your show's…

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