Either way, click the verify button and you’ll get this screen:Ĭlick on “If you believe this to be a mistake let us know” which sends you here: To verify it is just a click of a button away! But I don’t want to verify it. Data may be partial until the new feed is verified.” “The show is now being served from a different feed. The friendly support person at Anchor told me about the problem with the feed after I asked so I logged into my Google Podcast Manager account and lo and behold there was a warning. Nothing against Spreaker per se, but I’m an Anchor fan! The feed in Google Podcasts I edit and distribute my show through Anchor.fm so I really don’t have the need for Spreaker as a new host. You have to upgrade to keep it on there after a few episodes and five hours of audio, which is maybe eight episodes or so. Spreaker is another podcasting platform which shares some episodes of my show. They said Google Podcasts was now pulling my podcast from the Spreaker feed. I reached out to Anchor Support to see what was going on. I looked and noticed that it was missing episodes and then stopped updating completely. But then my own new podcast episodes weren’t showing up. I can listen on my phone and also on my desktop. Unfortunately, I did run into a problem with my Anchor feed on the Google Podcasts player, which admittedly is currently my favorite player to use to listen to shows.
With the plethora of podcast distribution channels out there it certainly can be hard to keep track of if everything is working. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
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