I was hoping to post my current list of PodCasts to my blog (and ask others to post some of the pod casts they enjoy) — but I see no obvious way to export the list as anything useful. The plain text file with a listing of all current podcast files, and some massive XML file options I’ve already discovered wouldn’t be useful.<\/strike><\/p>\n
I’m interested in what podcasts others are listening to — hoping to discover some new ones to add to my library of choices.<\/p>\n
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UPDATE<\/strong>: Informed that Export, then pick the file type from the drop down lets me pick OPML. I’ll provide my list tonight — I’m interested in seeing what things others are subscribed to as well….<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I was hoping to post my current list of PodCasts to my blog (and ask others to post some of the pod casts they enjoy) — but I see no obvious way to export the list as anything useful. 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