EDIT: It also works for podcasts from iTunes -- extremely useful if like me you're not using Apple products but still want access to podcasts published via iTunes.
Here's our RSS feed from that:
http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:245437295...
Hmm I need to dig into this. I'll take a look
http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:245437295...
As a side note, getting it on iTunes will also auto-submit it to most popular podcast apps, so if you do one thing that should be it.
Great to hear you want to subscribe! We literally launched yesterday and haven't got it out there on the different platforms yet.
There are two options here:
1. We send out a really small, simple weekly email with the podcast episode in. You can subscribe on the homepage: http://hitreply.co/
2. We're on Soundcloud, so you can follow us there: https://soundcloud.com/hitreply/episode-0-yet-another-startu...
3. We're on Twitter and will announce when we've got the platforms (itunes, overcast, etc.) up and running. http://twitter.com/hitreplypod
I'm glad SoundCloud at least seems to generate a feed, because the content sounds interesting. But if I were forced to use SoundCloud themselves, I would never actually be able to listen to your podcast. I don't want to install another app, and listening through a mobile browser sounds like a nightmare. Emails are also a no go, because this is a solved problem. There are apps and ecosystems already built around subscribing and listening to podcasts. Having yours outside of that ecosystem is a hinderance to adoption.
EDIT: And PocketCasts seems to be rejecting the SoundCloud generated RSS. So I guess I'll have to wait for a real one before I can subscribe.
I'll be making submission to platforms a top priority. If I can be of any help in notifying you when thats ready let me know (we'll obviously tell our email list, at which point anyone could unsubscribe).
Maybe a lesson for a future episode about having all the ducks in a row before the marketing push :)
I think that approach is a good baseline, emphasis on shipping, but it would have been good to have everything sorted now. In hindsight seeing this on the homepage of HN, yes I would have sorted things first! :)