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tweetisaurus.bsky.social
Review of the Fossil Files podcast @thefossilfiles.bsky.social just in from a palaeo podcast skeptic: "I really thought palaeo podcasts weren't for me, but I guess I was listening to the wrong ones". Listen on libsyn or wherever you get your podcasts: fossils.libsyn.com
The Fossil Files
In “The Fossil Files”, a pair of palaeontologists delve into the latest discoveries from the world of palaeontology and seek to bring fossils to back to life. Each episode, Susie and Rob will discuss ...
fossils.libsyn.com
November 9, 2025 at 12:37 PM
bimbomentality.bsky.social
The podcast can be found at:

Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/7fUEA6W...

Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bimbo-mentality/id1848612803

iHeart: www.iheart.com/podcast/263-...

Youtube: m.youtube.com/@BimboMental...

Libsyn: directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/i...
November 9, 2025 at 12:22 PM
josiebrown.bsky.social
In my latest Author Provocateur podcast, I interview Barbara Conrey on her contemporary tragedy, A FINE LAYER OF DUST. Filled with love, lust, family and redemption. Hear it via Apple, Amazon, Spotify, Libsyn, I HEART Radio and other places.
sites.libsyn.com/515033
November 11, 2025 at 10:20 AM
bimbomentality.bsky.social
We've gotten some questions about an RSS feed for the podcast. You can download one from our libsyn page here!
Bimbo Mentality
A podcast about bimbos learning about all sorts of neat things hosted by Bug and Emma.
directory.libsyn.com
November 3, 2025 at 2:06 PM
paulcornell.bsky.social
For those who’ve missed Telefantasy Time Jump on Spotify, the auto-posting from our host, Libsyn, seems to have stopped working. I’ve put up our newest free episode directly, though. Let me know if you can find it.
November 5, 2025 at 9:59 AM
starwarsologies.bsky.social
Listen to this episode and others on your favorite podcast platform such as Spotify, Audacy, Apple, Audible, Libsyn, I Heart Radio and more. Or check it out on our YouTube youtu.be/HuCj8wA9SMk
72: Feminism in Star Wars
YouTube video by Star Warsologies
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November 4, 2025 at 5:51 PM
nigelgoodman.com.br
Esse ainda é o feed antigo do libsyn. Eu tô fazendo o rss e atualizando num servidor eu mesmo. Quando funcionar o redirect deles eu vejo como corrigir isso
November 2, 2025 at 11:24 PM
neverleftpodcast.bsky.social
Omg yesterday was tuesday!!! And I got to talk to @alltomato1717.bsky.social who was an absolute delight! This is how you all find out that I can preload the episodes into libsyn for publication 😅

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078 ARealHumanBartender
Podcast Episode · Never Left: Our Flag Means Death · 10/28/2025 · 1h 6m
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October 29, 2025 at 6:01 PM
eedapod.bsky.social
Hi everyone! We definitely have a new episode today but Libsyn doesn't seem to be pushing out our RSS feed. We update YouTube separately, so the show is available there and hopefully @libsyn.com fixes whatever is going on soon!
October 29, 2025 at 5:54 PM
babadookspinoza.bsky.social
If anybody else is having trouble playing the @losingourmindspod.bsky.social podcast episodes on Apple, it seems to have been because of a problem with the LibSyn platform that has now been resolved, so please try it again and let me know if there are any other problems! 🙏
fricked4lyfe.bsky.social Radio free killed the video star @fricked4lyfe.bsky.social · 16d
Excited to check out the pod! Is this a known issue or just something weird happening with my phone? Episode 5 btw.
October 26, 2025 at 8:59 PM
ryanhiggins.bsky.social
I know there was all sorts of weirdness with download numbers from Libsyn through the years, but for whatever it's worth, we just passed a million downloads with our last episode. Neat!
October 21, 2025 at 3:49 PM
officialgrapply.bsky.social
YOUTUBE - www.youtube.com/watch?v=b72m...
SPOTIFY - open.spotify.com/episode/7g50...
LIBSYN - officialgrapplypodcast.libsyn.com/ogp-22-wcw-h...
CASTBOX - castbox.fm/episode/OGP-...
October 21, 2025 at 7:05 PM
fobpodcasts.bsky.social
The website Fortress of Baileytude will be going away in early November. Full details in this post but the short answer as to why is real life and money. This will not have any impact on my current shows as they are hosted through Libsyn.

www.fortressofbaileytude.com/the-fortress...
THE FORTRESS OF BAILEYTUDE WEBSITE IS CLOSING DOWN – THE FORTRESS OF BAILEYTUDE
www.fortressofbaileytude.com
October 19, 2025 at 1:10 PM
eldashraheb.bsky.social
Apple Podcasts and Libsyn. Hearing Kaleb's voice and his fantastic chemistry with James has been wonderful, even helping my grieving process. For my money, the best episode is number 74 entitled "Ready for the Winter," which I would put in any podcast hall of fame. Like all great art, it feels spontaneous and inevitable. It begins with a climax, a withering, ambitious sketch that serves as the crowning achievement of Kaleb's bit forcing James to say he "loves Hank Williams Jr." on wax. In the main cut of the episode, Kaleb tells the story of his experience seeing Reggae icon Jimmy Cliff at a rural theater run by caustic employees. Kaleb tells his story with dynamism and meticulous attention to detail, when James abruptly interrupts to inform him that Robin Williams has died by suicide. This breaking news derails Kaleb, and he spends the remainder of the recording trying to keep the shock of the news in check, creating a giddy, freewheeling atmosphere that's totally infectious. Somehow, I got in on the ground floor. In some forgotten drawer, on a possibly still functioning iPod, I have "lost" episodes of the show, the initial thirty-five-ish episode run before they got their footing and reset for a podcast with more clarity and structure (i.e., less on-mic whiskey drinking.) To my knowledge, the show never reached more than a few hundred listeners, but those it did reach were permanently rewarded. With total clarity, Kaleb and James saw right through the Poptimism of the early 2010s, the supposed meritocracies of the system, and were able to articulate their individual feelings into broader, more universal emotions. Both hosts had an innate knack for interrogating the past for greater context, establishing better grounding in the present: perhaps the core tenet of Kaleb's writing. Their perspectives hummed with contagious truths even when those truths could be gloomy, though most landed on a workable zen. As a person of greater privilege, their perspectives were illu… difficult time. I had disposable income then, so I sent Kaleb something like $100, not a crazy amount, but enough to keep him going, because I feared such a giant talent withering on the vine. Besides, he'd absolutely given me far more than that in value. He was very kind, sincere, and grateful, granting me more of his time than I deserved, beginning our relationship in earnest, beyond the polite niceties of Twitter likes. The fact that we both went from Redding, CA, and Lake Charles, LA, to living within a mile of each other in Los Angeles feels improbable. That we eventually met up wouldn't have happened without the internet, a thing that has immiserated everything, but at one point was capable of creating novel, lasting connections. When we finally hung out, I was on edge, because I'm not used to being in the presence of imposing figures like him. Instead, he was charming, thoughtful, and real. We talked about life, family, creative process, upcoming projects, and so forth. He treated me like a peer, which was very considerate given how much more he'd achieved than I had. I mentioned that I was reading Don Quixote, and he wished me luck, saying he might pick it up, too. I struggle with Cervantes, admiring him more than liking him, so I never started the second half. In general, I tend to shy away from reaching out to people, for fear of wasting their time, so I was only going to reach back out to Kaleb in the event I finished it, so we could discuss. I suspect my grief won't be settled until 1 wrap it up. I think I'll pick it up this winter, or start all over from the beginning. In recent years, I tried my best to connect him with some of my limited Hollywood contacts, knowing what an incredible value-add he would be to any writer's room, and naturally, hoping to ride his coattails in some way. It was easy to preach the gospel of Kaleb Horton; harder to put money directly in his bank account. He's gone now, and the tragedy for us is difficult to quantify. 2025 ha… His legacy will continue to add texture and definition so long as we continue to nurture it. I'll always remember him as the north star for millennial writers navigating the 2010s internet without connections or resources, just rigorous discipline and hard-won perseverance. His beautiful memorial was attended by a wide array of people, fitting, as he contained multitudes. He achieved plenty, but one could tell that his skills were just getting sharpened and his prime was yet to unfold. All people have to ride peaks and valleys in their lives, but slopes for someone like Kaleb are always going to be more extreme due to circumstance and engineering. I think he knew how well he was admired and respected, even during his latter difficulties when he might've thought he missed his shot. It's been almost a month, and the wound has not yet scabbed. Again, I must reiterate that I didn't know him all that well on a personal level, mostly keeping tabs on him via posts. However, I did and do know him in the intense bond that occurs when a great writer captures the reader, creating a covenant of souls. I've walked through rooms of his wit for years, and I know the contours of their furniture's décor with great comfort and ease. This is the magical power and enormous potential of the written word: the honest to God union of disparate souls. It's why we have to keep fighting for it, for our private and public benefit, because without it, we will be lost. Ultimately, if you want endangered things to endure, you have to keep their candle lit within your breast, guard it from the elements, and share it with other people, be it Literature, Cinema, Music, or the life and work of Kaleb Charles Horton. It stays alive if it lives in you. The potential of the 2010s is finished, but new opportunities will emerge, especially if we build them together. In all things, remember that the anguish of the world is old. In The Last Exit Show days, Kaleb was always wary of sentimentality, and for goo…
October 16, 2025 at 8:08 PM
davidgerard.co.uk
might fill it with bulleted lists

i'll need separate notes for youtube and libsyn then, how annoying
October 9, 2025 at 3:15 PM
nathanbottomley.com
Leaving a blank line in the description input box on libsyn creates a paragraph tag, which does work. Bulleted lists also work.
October 9, 2025 at 3:02 PM
austinwalker.bsky.social
LMAO, Keith does that because the MCP posts have like 60 images and Libsyn asked us to stop.
October 7, 2025 at 8:31 PM
friends-table.bsky.social
Hey folks, Libsyn (our podcast host) has run into a problem that has temporarily delisted our older episodes. Apparently they’re working on a fix now!
A message from our podcast host: Due to an issue with our feed generator, all shows are temporarily limited to their most recent 300 episodes. Our team is actively working on a permanent fix. We'll provide an update here as soon as the limitation has been removed. Thank you for your patience while we resolve this issue.
October 3, 2025 at 11:45 AM
claykeller.bsky.social
It's a libsyn issue, started a couple of days ago. Shows being limited to last 100 episodes while they fixed a problem, then it changed to the last 300, which is where I believe it is now.
October 2, 2025 at 11:48 PM
roddenberrypod.bsky.social
We have been made aware of a disruption to our podcast feeds. While the error is not something we have control over, we are hopeful that older episodes of Mission Log will be restored soon.

Thank you for reaching out, thank you for your patience, and thank you for listening to our work!

#Libsyn
September 30, 2025 at 6:46 PM
murderxbryan.bsky.social
Nobody has been a bigger proponent of podcaster rights than me but the pendulum has swung too far. I am hoping they introduce a tax break to cover Libsyn
September 22, 2025 at 2:40 PM
thefanbaseweekly.bsky.social
"Big Media Conglomerates are Telling Us Who They are... We should listen" - THE FANBASE WEEKLY - Ep #274 - Clip

The full episode can be found on the Fanbase Press YouTube channel, Apple Podcasts, Libsyn, & @fanbasepress.bsky.social.

#TheFanbaseWeekly #FanbasePress

www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIYQ...
"Big Media Conglomerates are Telling Us Who They are..." - THE FANBASE WEEKLY - Ep #274 - Clip
YouTube video by Fanbase Press
www.youtube.com
September 18, 2025 at 8:56 PM
slimebug.bsky.social
Good morning, afternoon, evening, what have you! It's time for a new episode of So We're Watching That, Right? Find this week's episode of your favorite lesbians' #anime #podcast on YouTube and our Libsyn! Support us on Patreon, too!
So We're Watching That, Right? Episode 10: Why are you getting embarrassed at your own shtick?!
YouTube video by Slimebug Productions
youtu.be
September 12, 2025 at 9:33 PM
indjustice.bsky.social
Profiting off the sins of libs with Libsyn.
January 22, 2025 at 5:52 PM
newtoweeaboo.bsky.social
Episode 133 on Libsyn: newtoweeaboo.libsyn.com/artificial-s...
New To Weeaboo: Artificial Sweetener (Happy Sugar Life)
Time for Episode 133! We watched Happy Sugar Life. And despite the name, it very much fits for an October episode. As unconventional as it may be. Toxic yuri doesn't get much more toxic than this! Che...
newtoweeaboo.libsyn.com
October 16, 2024 at 11:54 PM