relay.fm
Relay FM is a podcast network with shows covering technology and creativity. It presents episodes with hosts, such as Material hosted by Andy Ihnatko and Florence Ion, and offers a membership option.
PodcastToMP3
PodcastToMp3 is a web tool for converting and downloading podcasts into MP3 files for offline listening. It supports searching for shows and saving single episodes or bulk downloading full seasons, including Spotify podcasts. The project is described as completely free and open source, with no ads or tracking.
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Relay FM is a podcast network with shows covering technology and creativity. It presents episodes with hosts, such as Material hosted by Andy Ihnatko and Florence Ion, and offers a membership option.
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0Rephonic offers an interactive 3D audience graph for finding similar podcasts. It visualizes connections between podcasts drawn from Apple Podcasts' "Listeners Also Subscribed To" data, showing a show's neighbours and its neighbours' neighbours. The page notes it is best viewed on a desktop or tablet device.
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0A guide on ripping audio from Spotify podcasts. It describes opening DevTools' Network tab, filtering media requests, playing the podcast, and downloading the resulting .mp3 file. The guide credits Stryker and is hosted on Rentry.
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Podify is a companion app for Spotify podcasts. It presents episodes from all podcasts in a single timeline view and lets users filter their episodes. A specialized player shows the episode description while listening and allows jumping to timestamps. A player speed controller and sleep timer are listed as coming soon.
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0A guide for downloading Spotify podcast videos, written by u/stabbedbybrick and u/nekrovski from a Windows perspective. It states that all modern systems are supported and that some podcasts are DRM protected while others are not. Requirements include a Spotify account, cURL, a browser with developer tools, a text editor and FFmpeg.
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0gPodder is a simple, open source podcast client and media aggregator, in development since 2005. It is written in Python and runs from a Git checkout without root, compiling, or system-wide installation. Version 3.11.5 was released 2024-12-17, with downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux/BSD and others.
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