Armin Amiri Nasab

PodPoster turns your WordPress site into a fully functional podcast publishing powerhouse. Whether you’re an aspiring creator or a seasoned podcaster, PodPoster streamlines your workflow—so you can focus on content, not code.
With seamless integration into WordPress, PodPoster removes the friction from getting your podcast online:
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<li>Automatic RSS Feed Generation: Instantly create podcast-ready RSS feeds that meet industry standards. Submit to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and other major directories with confidence.</li>
<li>Streamlined Episode Management: Add new episodes just like blog posts—upload audio, write descriptions, include show notes, and add artwork—all from the WordPress dashboard you already know.</li>
<li>Own Your Content: Host everything on your own WordPress site. Maintain full control over your episodes, metadata, and audience. No more platform lock-ins or recurring fees.</li>
<li>Fast Setup, No Coding Needed: Designed for simplicity. You don’t need technical expertise to publish your first episode in minutes.</li>
</ul>
Whether you’re launching your first podcast or migrating from another platform, PodPoster provides the essential tools to manage, publish, and grow your show—all from the platform you already trust.

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Transform your WordPress website into a professional-grade podcast publishing platform. Effortlessly generate RSS feeds and manage episodes directly w …

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A simple feed widget or shortcode that displays the iTunes set image for the episode and embeds the default WordPress’ internal audio player to play it.
<h4>About Podcast Feed Player Widget</h4>
WordPress has an RSS Widget, but it doesn’t includes custom podcast tags for the episode image and the audio file, this one does!
Shortcode Usage:
<pre><code>[podcastfeed feedurl="" quantity="" imgsize="" imgclass="" itunes="" google="" soundcloud="" icons=""]Here are our latest podcasts.[/podcastfeed]
</code></pre>
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<li>feedurl – Your podcast feed address.</li>
<li>quantity – The quantity of podcasts you wish to display.</li>
<li>imgsize – The size of the image you’d like to display, 0 for no image.</li>
<li>imgclass – The class for the image, default is alignleft </li>
<li>itunes – Your iTunes address to display in the icons.</li>
<li>google – Your Google Play address you’d like to display in the icons.</li>
<li>soundcloud – Your SoundCloud address you’d like to display in the icons.</li>
<li>icons – Whether you want to display icons, default is true.</li>
</ul>

Podcast Feed Player Widget and Shortcode

Really hope you appreciate this submission to the community. I previewed and tried every other podcast player and just couldn't find one that was simple and that utilized WordPress' default audio player.

Hope You Appreciate the Plugin!

The default RSS widget didn't provide an audio player nor the image for the episode, so I built one. I've also since added a shortcode in th …

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