• What are private podcast subscribers?

  Private podcasts operate very differently to public podcasts. With a public podcast, a show has only one RSS feed, with the goal being to share that feed far and wide and gain as many listeners as possible. By contrast, private podcasts work by generating a unique RSS feed for each subscriber, so that access is limited to specific listeners. In this way, a private podcast with 50 subscribers will have 50 RSS feeds—one for each subscriber. This allows yPopular

• How do I subscribe to a private podcast?

  If you've received an invitation to an enhanced private podcast feed, you can easily add it to your favorite podcast player on your iPhone, Android device, Mac, or PC. Step 1: Open the email on your preferred device You should have received an email that looks like this: Want to subscribe on your phone? Just open the email on your mobile device and we'll help you add the podcaPopular

• How to create a private internal podcast for your team, company, organization

  This page has moved View our guide on creating a private podcast. Private podcast description Note: In terms of security, we recommend that companies treat private podcasts the same way as internal company email: folks should know not to share it, but there's nothing stopping them from doing so. That's because anything that's published on the public internet carries the risk of being discFew readers

• What's the difference between Unlisted Podcasts and Private Podcasts?

  Comparing our two private podcast options. Unlisted podcasts (previously known as basic private podcasts) and our Enhanced Private podcasts.Few readers

• How to use the Unlisted podcasts feature

  Unlisted Podcasts (previously known as Basic Private Podcasts) We released a new version of our private podcasts feature, called Enhanced Private Podcasts. However, you can still use the simpler unlisted version, this provides a single RSS feed that is hidden from public podcast directories: How to create an unlisted podcast feed: In your Transistor account click the green Add a Show button Click on Create a New Podcast Go to the Settings tab of the podcastFew readers

• What rules should I add to our allow list to ensure Transistor's emails are delivered to my company?

  Have your IT team allow email receiving from these email addresses, IP addresses & domains: Sending email: support@transistor.fm and mail@transistor.fm IP address: 159.183.152.21 Domains: em7173.transistor.fm and transistor.fmFew readers