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What is a podcast?

A podcast is a multimedia file made available over the Internet for download and playback on your computer, iPod, or any mp3 player. They are free, and once downloaded can be played anytime without an Internet connection. When you subscribe to a podcast, you can have episodes downloaded for you automatically by iTunes or similar software.

What is iTunes?

iTunes is a program that manages, organizes and plays audio and video files. iTunes will “sync” your iPod, so that you can take your files with you to be played anytime, or it can play the files right on your computer without an iPod at all.

iTunes is free to download from Apple by clicking here.

How do you download a podcast?

Subscribe using iTunes

If you use iTunes, simply click on the iTunes button to subscribe to the podcast you want. After that, iTunes will automatically update with new episodes. You can play the episodes right on your computer, or connect to your iPod and iTunes will automatically download the episodes so you can take them with you to play anytime.

Subscribe using RSS

For desktop: You will need to have a RSS Feed Reader installed on your browser. Once installed, clicking the “Subscribe to RSS” feed button above will automatically open your reader, where you will be able to play the episodes directly on your computer and subscribe for email notifications.

For mobile: You may need to have an RSS Feed Reader application or extension installed on your browser or mobile device. Once installed, you will be able to play the episodes directly on your device and subscribe for email notifications. If your application requires a direct link for the RSS feed, you can paste in the following link: https://dailyhope.libsyn.com/rss