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How to follow podcasts and video channels in one app with Tidings RSS

Import the podcast and video bundles to listen and watch in Tidings with playback controls.

Who it is forA commuter or learner who prefers audio and video updates from technology, business, and science shows.

The problemPodcast and video updates are scattered across apps, and they are hard to keep in the same place as written news.

The outcomeA library of podcast and video subscriptions in Tidings, with playback controls and downloads for episodes.

What you need first

  • An OPML-compatible feed reader, such as Tidings on macOS 12 or later
  • Internet access to download the OPML files from GitHub releases
  • Optional: a terminal, if you want to verify the SHA-256 checksums

Steps

  1. Download tidings-podcasts.opml and tidings-videos.opml from the release links.
  2. Import both files into Tidings, which the README recommends for the complete directory.
  3. Open a podcast episode and try the playback speed control, the 15-second skip, and the mini player.
  4. Download one episode for offline listening and confirm it plays.

Prompt for your agent

Use the tidings-rss repo to import tidings-podcasts.opml and tidings-videos.opml into Tidings. Report how many podcast and video feeds were imported and which one returned no new episodes.

Caveat. The README says Tidings is currently available for macOS 12 and later, so other platforms need a different compatible reader.

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