What is a Podcast?
Podcasting is a method of publishing files to the Internet allowing users to receive new files automatically by subscription, usually for free. A Podcast is a web feed of audio or video files placed on the Internet for anyone to subscribe to. The term Podcasting was coined in 2004 by combining "iPod" and "broadcasting."

How can I use a Podcast?
Using an RSS reader (see information below), you can subscribe to a Podcast and automatically receive the most up-to-date audio and video feeds. You can listen to a Podcast on any device capable of playing MP3 files.

What RSS readers are available?
There are online RSS readers available that work directly through your browser or you can download a reader that runs on your computer. Please see the links below for a list of some free readers:

Google Reader (online) My AOL (online) My Yahoo (online) My MSN (online) Bloglines (online) Rojo (online) Sage (online)

FeedExplorer (PC) Feedreader (PC) Marcel (PC) Nutshell (PC) Pluck (PC) SharpReader (PC)

AmphetaDesk (PC & Mac) NetNewsWire Lite (Mac) News Reader Widget (Mac) Safari (Mac) Shrook (Mac) Vienna (Mac)

How does this Web site use Podcasts?
Our Web site provides a free Podcast of Upcoming Entertainment. After you have installed an RSS reader, just subscribe to our Podcast below to get the most up-to-date information on upcoming entertainment:


Wikipedia has lots of information here about Podcasts.

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