Podcast Standards Project

Podcast Standards Project

Technology EN ↓ 2 episodes

Podcasting was built on RSS: an open, decentralized protocol not owned by any big company. The Podcast Standards Project exists to keep it that way, and to make it better. We're a coalition of podcast apps and hosting companies collaborating to adopt new features that benefit both listeners and creators. This podcast is where we share what we're working on.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: podstandards.org

Author

Podcast Standards Project

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Technology

Podcast website

podstandards.org

Latest episode

Jun 10, 2026

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Episodes

Inside the Podcast Standards Project: let's keep podcasting open! 10.06.2026

Podcasting is open and decentralized, and that's worth protecting. Justin Jackson explains how the Podcast Standards Project brings together hosting platforms and podcast apps to collaborate on the future of RSS-based podcasting. No one owns RSS; not Apple, not Spotify, not YouTube. At it's core, it's open and decentralized. This is why it's more important than ever for the open podcast ecosystem...

What is open podcasting? 10.06.2026

This is the trailer for the Podcast Standards Project podcast. Justin Jackson introduces the PSP: a grassroots coalition of podcast apps and hosting companies working to improve the open podcasting ecosystem. The project is focused on innovating on top of RSS, the open, decentralized protocol that's powered podcast distribution since the beginning. Justin explains how RSS works: hosting companies...

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