Both are quite similar, let's explore the podcast first. Basically, a podcast is an MP3 file that can be streamed to iTunes and dumped onto an iPod or any other mp3 player. In our case, you can download the podcast to your iTunes, throw it on your iPod and listen to it whenever and wherever you want. A podcast, though, is just like an RSS feed. RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication, meaning anyone can post one to their website and if it is worth subscribing to, users will do so. What happens is the RSS feed will automatically update when a new post to the website has been made and it provides the user an option of either visiting the site or simply checking out if any of the updated content is worth reading or listening to. You can subscribe to RSS feeds through iTunes or an aggregator like Newsgator.

How do I Subscribe to the Podcast with iTunes?

It's simple, first, you can right click the Subscribe link and select 'Copy Link' or 'Copy Link Location'!Provide Picture!. Then, open up iTunes and from the top menu, click 'Advanced" and select 'Subscribe to Podcast'. Then, just paste the link into the box, click 'OK', and you're done! Do you need iTunes? Download it here.

Can I Subscribe without iTunes?

Sure, you can register for free with News Gator for free and they will house all your RSS & Podcast feeds, so you can listen to them wherever you can access the internet.

Can I Download the Podcast?

You can do that as well, just click the download link on the Podcast page. It downloads as a ZIP file and if you are running Windows 2000 or later, you'll have no problem unzipping it.