How to subscribe to Scripting News podcasts
Thursday, March 06, 2008 by Dave Winer.
In the last few days I've done a number of interviews, published MP3s of conference calls from the Obama and Clinton campaigns. People have asked for an RSS feed, a legitimate request, of course. 
So I made it so that the feed for Scripting News, a feed that's been published continuously since December 1997, has enclosures and can be understood by any RSS 2.0-compatible podcatcher.
If you subscribe, you should get all the MP3s published here.
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