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I run a podcast, and built my own distribution to spotify, itunes, etc. Those platforms just consume an rss feed and the mp3s are hosted on my s3 bucket Here's
by Kagerjay 6y ago
I run a podcast, and built my own distribution to spotify, itunes, etc. Those platforms just consume an rss feed and the mp3s are hosted on my s3 bucket
Here's what the rss feeds look like
Https://codechefs.dev/rss.xml
If you do some google searches on "podcast name rss" I'm sure a public feed will pop up
But yeah I'm not sure why these platforms don't let you see the rss feeds though
- etrabroline 6y ago>platforms The answer to your question is embedded within it. Apple Spotify and Google don't want you to leave their control.