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I&#x27;m a bit nostalgic. There are some podcasts I started listening to years ago (2017~), but not at the start (2008~). At a certain point, the podcast changes, maybe some stalwarts rotate out of the main line-up... I just want to go back, to the beginning.<p>I&#x27;m also someone that has no self-restraint. I&#x27;ll mainline ten of the same podcast in a day, then forget all about listening to no.11. Podcasts apps do not help this: It&#x27;s hard to get them to cooperate in a way which surfaces your next episode in the &#x27;Latest episodes&#x27; list, because while it may be up next for you, it was actually released 15 years ago.<p>PodcastDelay solves that, by taking that original feed and &#x27;delaying&#x27; it by however long you want. It&#x27;s a solution for re-publishing a podcast&#x27;s RSS feed as a new private feed. It can start releasing from any episode, at any cadence, including mirroring the original release cadence.<p>If a show has two feeds — the regular one and a premium&#x2F;bonus one — you can merge them into a single delayed feed. Each bonus episode comes out the same distance after its free counterpart as it did originally: an hour stays an hour, a day stays a day, whatever cadence you&#x27;re replaying the free feed at.<p>Audio isn&#x27;t hosted&#x2F;reposted, but there are plenty of solutions if you wanted to have &#x27;local&#x27; media turned into an RSS feed, which PodcastDelay could then put out in the correct cadence.


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