PODCAST FEED PREPARATION · Workflow idea
Gather episode details from a chosen public podcast page and arrange them into a feed that a listener can add to a compatible listening app. Keep the source visible, check that episode information is accurate, and require an owner to approve publication and access before sharing the feed address.
01 / The starting point
A public podcast page chosen by a person for feed preparation
“Gather available episode titles, descriptions, dates, and listening links, prepare a subscription feed, and hold its publication until a person checks the content and intended access.”
02 / The work
Helps a listener follow selected podcast episodes from a compatible listening app when the original source does not offer a convenient feed.
Select a public show page that the team is permitted to review and confirm the intended listening use.
Collect episode titles, descriptions, dates, and source links while keeping their original context available.
Confirm that each link opens the intended episode and that the displayed order and dates match the source.
Arrange verified episode details into a feed that compatible listening apps can read.
Have the owner check reuse terms, whether the feed should be private, and who may receive its address.
Require a person to approve the exact feed content and audience before making the feed available or sending its address.
03 / The result
A review-ready podcast feed with source links and episode details, kept private until its owner approves the final content and audience.
Reviews & approvals · Example outcome
A review-ready podcast feed with source links and episode details, kept private until its owner approves the final content and audience.
Source pages can change, omit details, or restrict reuse. Verify episode links and descriptions against the original page, respect the publisher’s terms, and require a person to approve the feed address and access before it is shared.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Select the podcast page, confirm its owner, and document the intended purpose for preparing a feed.
Decide which episode details to include, how often to refresh them, and how corrections or removed episodes are handled.
Name who checks source terms, feed content, and whether the address is private or suitable for wider sharing.
Check new, changed, and unavailable episode details and confirm the feed remains private until approved.