How the sausage gets made

from Linear Digressions · host Katie Malone

Something a little different in this episode--we'll be talking about the technical plumbing that gets our podcast from our brains to your ears. As it turns out, it's a multi-step bucket brigade process of RSS feeds, links to downloads, and lots of hand-waving when it comes to trying to figure out how many of you (listeners) are out there.

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