Our Podcast
Q: What is a podcast?
A: A podcast is a quick and easy way to access audio material and if you subscribe, you can access new material on a regular basis without any further effort.
Now here are the technical bits which explain how it works:
A podcast is an episodic programme delivered via the Internet using an XML protocol called RSS. Podcast episodes can be audio files, video files, documents, or any combination of the three. You can subscribe to the podcast using a client application, such as iTunes, which regularly reads the XML file and downloads new episodes.
Q: How do I subscribe to the podcast?
A: You can use any audio compatible RSS reader, but the easiest way is to use iTunes. If you're using another reader then you will need our RSS Feed.
iTunes Instructions:
- Click the link below to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.
- Whenever a new episode is released it will automatically be downloaded for you.
- Listen to the podcast on your PC, Mac, iPod, Mobile Phone or any other MP3 compatible device.
Q: Do I need an iPod to receive the podcast?
A: No, you do not need an iPod. A podcast is simply a specially formatted feed which contains the audio file. You can subscribe to this feed in compatible software, such as iTunes, and it will automatically be updated whenever The Sound Doctor release a new Episode.
Q: Do I have to subscribe to the podcast?
A: No. Our podcast is available in a variety of formats, so you can choose whichever one suits your needs. All of the episodes are available to listen to on this site, you just need to have Adobe Flash player installed. The files are available for download from our downloads section, in single chapter or whole episode format.