You can now listen to Kathy's Corner, Emma Explores, and our Project Recipe events while on the road, in the garden, or at the gym through your favorite podcasting app. Follow links to resources.
Well... with all that support and a glance at the overnight stats, I'd have to say this is an acceptable idea. To celebrate, I've just added the Projectkin Substack Live program, which I host each Sunday/Monday at Projectkin.org/chat-time. 🎉 Now on all four Podcasting services, too.
You KNOW I love the idea of creative re-use... At some point I'll share the cathedral I made for my cats out of old cardboard boxes. "Sagrada Felinus" (A hat-tip, of course to the Sagrada Familia... hey, it was Christmas.)
🤔 I haven't used the YouTube podcasting app much myself. I've uploaded the RSS feeds to YouTube's podcasting section (as I'm guessing you've discovered) here: https://www.youtube.com/@projectkin/podcasts.
If you can't download there, then you might want to try a different method like Substack's own app? My impression is that you can download them from there into your Substack app, no? See https://projectkin.substack.com/s/recipes, for example, and tap on the "Substack" button. Does that work?
Thanks Barbara. As far as I can see ... But happy to be corrected ... It is possible to download from YouTube but it's a paid service. I can access it in the Substack app but only if online. That's not a problem if I am out for a daily walk (and on Wifi at home most of the time) because I don't mind using mobile data when I am out and about. However, when travelling away from home for a period of time, I need to conserve mobile data to some extent because it is all I have access to most of the time. In these circumstances being able to download a few podcasted talks would be really great. However, I guess I can't expect everything to be free!!
If you have an iPhone, apples podcast service should work, or… do you have a preferred service? I’ll see if I can’t hook it up. Seriously, that was the point of starting with just three. I’d like to know what’s best for you. Once done, I don’t have to fool with it again… easy-peasy.
That's a great tip, Jane. I'll start researching the best podcasting service for Android devices. I'm going to guess we have more than a few out there in our community.
Hello? Is this thing on? 🎤
What's the best (and easiest) podcasting service for Android devices?
Well... with all that support and a glance at the overnight stats, I'd have to say this is an acceptable idea. To celebrate, I've just added the Projectkin Substack Live program, which I host each Sunday/Monday at Projectkin.org/chat-time. 🎉 Now on all four Podcasting services, too.
That was easy. ✅
THANKS for this creative repurposing of genealogy content - meeting people using the device/method of choice. I missed out on the live events.
You KNOW I love the idea of creative re-use... At some point I'll share the cathedral I made for my cats out of old cardboard boxes. "Sagrada Felinus" (A hat-tip, of course to the Sagrada Familia... hey, it was Christmas.)
Is there any way for YouTube podcasts to be downloaded?
🤔 I haven't used the YouTube podcasting app much myself. I've uploaded the RSS feeds to YouTube's podcasting section (as I'm guessing you've discovered) here: https://www.youtube.com/@projectkin/podcasts.
If you can't download there, then you might want to try a different method like Substack's own app? My impression is that you can download them from there into your Substack app, no? See https://projectkin.substack.com/s/recipes, for example, and tap on the "Substack" button. Does that work?
Thanks Barbara. As far as I can see ... But happy to be corrected ... It is possible to download from YouTube but it's a paid service. I can access it in the Substack app but only if online. That's not a problem if I am out for a daily walk (and on Wifi at home most of the time) because I don't mind using mobile data when I am out and about. However, when travelling away from home for a period of time, I need to conserve mobile data to some extent because it is all I have access to most of the time. In these circumstances being able to download a few podcasted talks would be really great. However, I guess I can't expect everything to be free!!
If you have an iPhone, apples podcast service should work, or… do you have a preferred service? I’ll see if I can’t hook it up. Seriously, that was the point of starting with just three. I’d like to know what’s best for you. Once done, I don’t have to fool with it again… easy-peasy.
I have an android phone. I haven't used a podcasting service for a while. In the past I have used Google podcasts but it discontinued those.
That's a great tip, Jane. I'll start researching the best podcasting service for Android devices. I'm going to guess we have more than a few out there in our community.
Hello? Is this thing on? 🎤
What's the best (and easiest) podcasting service for Android devices?
Go ... Barbara!! A fantastic idea.
What a fabulous way to expand the genealogy and family history community here on Substack and elsewhere! Way to go, @Barbara!
Blush. ☺️