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Podcast: Anybody archiving these? Are there any good ways to? (self.datahoarder)

submitted 2 years ago by Kiwi to c/[email protected]

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Given how iHeartMedia, Spotify, and Apple are all more and more invested in the podcast ecosystem it seems they are purchasing content and putting it behind a paywall. I’d like to make sure the podcasts I care about are backed up.

I saw the internet archive had a podcasts section but there wasn’t a lot of the content I’d expect to see so also interested if anyone is building a public archive

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[–] phampyk 3 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

I do use their app but I'm pretty sure you can have your own RSS for audiobooks, and I'm assuming for podcasts too. I really recommend you give it a go :) let me know if you need any help, or just at the selfhosted community. Happy to help

Edit: just checked, yes you can have your own RSS with audiobookshelf, so you can still serve to your favorite podcast app.