1. Made by podcast-enthusiasts, AntennaPod is free in all senses of the word: open source, no costs, no ads. • Add and import feeds via the Apple Podcasts, gPodder. • Share episodes and feeds through advanced social media and email options, the gPodder. • Back-up your subscriptions with the gPodder.
2. Save effort, battery power and mobile data usage with powerful automation controls for downloading episodes (specify times, intervals and WiFi networks) and deleting episodes (based on your favourites and delay settings).
3. AntennaPod is a podcast manager and player that gives you instant access to millions of free and paid podcasts, from independent podcasters to large publishing houses such as the BBC, NPR and CNN.
4. Add, import and export their feeds hassle-free using the Apple Podcasts database, OPML files or simple RSS URLs.
5. Download, stream or queue episodes and enjoy them the way you like with adjustable playback speeds, chapter support and a sleep timer.
6. AntennaPod is under active development by volunteers.
7. Our friendly forum members are happy to help with every question you have.
8. You can contribute too, with code or with comment!
9. You are invited to discuss features and podcasting in general, too.
1. In fact it can never be, it is open source! There are some other things about how it behaves but one thing I just learned is that downloading automatically puts it in the queue, you don't have to do that separatelyIt keeps freezing up and not responding unless I force-close/kill the app from "app info," just closing the window or anything else doesn't make it start working again.
2. You should be able to drag an episode up and down the list, like you can in lots of other apps, vs "move to top" repeatedly.I was looking for a podcast app after being severely disappointed with Google podcasts and other Android podcast apps.
3. None of the other podcast apps I tried has a speed control.Well, I *thought* I finally found the podcast player to beat all but it has issues.
4. I have it set to continuous play, thinking that that means if I start with podcast episode #1, it should then go to 2 after 1 is finished and just keep going on up the list.
5. Thanks for a great app and keep up the great work!I love this podcast app.
6. There's a single caveat...even though both global and individual podcast settings are set to never autodelete, downloaded podcasts often disappear with no warning.
7. I switched from PocketCasts (which took 5 minutes and was very straight forward) because I love open source and wanted to support this great project.
8. Otherwise, it works greatGenerally a good podcast app after using it for just over a day.
9. Other than that, I wish you could make playlists and that it was easier/more straightforward to change the order of your queue.
10. The chapters now appear as a button on the main page of the running podcast.
11. Really frustrating as a new user.Been using this app to listen to podcasts of favorite radio shows for months now.