Duplicate Episodes After Switching Hosts? Fix the GUID
Duplicate episodes after switching podcast hosts almost always mean the GUID changed on import. Here is how to match GUIDs, fix the feed, and prevent it.
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Best AI Voice Generator for Podcasters (2026)
The best AI voice generator for podcasters is Murf for scripted narration, ElevenLabs to clone your own voice cheaply, and Descript to fix a flubbed line.
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Riverside vs Descript: Best Way to Record and Edit a Podcast
Riverside vs Descript: Riverside captures remote interviews in the highest quality, Descript edits and repurposes them fastest. Here’s the split.
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How to Record a Podcast Remotely With a Guest (2026)
How to record a podcast remotely with a guest: record each person locally so one bad connection cannot ruin the audio. The best tools and setup, tested.
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Riverside Pricing 2026: Plans, Fees, and Is It Worth It?
Riverside pricing starts at $24/mo billed annually after a 14-day trial, with no free plan since September 2026. Every plan, the real limits, and the verdict.
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How to Move Your Podcast Off Spotify for Creators (2026)
Switch from Spotify for Podcasters without losing subscribers. Export your RSS feed, import it into Transistor, and set the 301 redirect the right way in 2026.
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Does Your Podcast Host Re-Encode Your Audio File?
Does your podcast host re-encode your audio? Buzzsprout converts to 96k mono by default. Transistor, Captivate, and Castos leave your MP3 alone.
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Can You Upload a WAV File to a Podcast Host?
Buzzsprout, Transistor, and Spotify take WAV uploads. Castos, Acast, and Podbean do not. And every host converts it to MP3 anyway. Here is what to export.
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Podcast File Size Limits by Host: 150 MB to 5 GB (2026)
Buzzsprout takes 5 GB per episode, Transistor 2,000 MB, Acast just 150 MB, and Libsyn caps you by the month. Every host’s limit, plus why your upload failed.
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Libsyn Pricing 2026: $8 to $150 a Month, All 9 Plans
Libsyn pricing runs $8 to $150 a month, metered by uploads, not downloads. Here are all 9 plans and which one a 30-, 40-, or 60-minute weekly show needs.
