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Podcast: Backup and Share

Name: Podcast: Backup and Share
Author: bumingbaipod

Backup and share podcast content with podcast, a tool for founders, backed by 1.6k+ GitHub stars

beginner⏱ 5 minutes💵 Free (self-hosted)

1,559 stars46 forksQuality 8/10Updated 4/24/2025100% free · open source

What it is

Create AI-powered podcast episodes, turning text into spoken word.

What you can make with it

Text-based podcast episodes that sound like they were recorded.

How it helps

This skill allows non-techy podcast creators to focus on content and not spend hours recording with software, making it easier to scale their podcast.

Real use case example

"A solo developer, struggling to set up their own podcasting software, uses this skill to convert last week's blog into a high-quality podcast episode. They type the script, save it as an MP3 file, and now their podcast has a professional audio quality. The new episode is now ready for publishing on popular platforms."

If you're new

New to podcasting and need to get started quickly?

If you're senior

Experienced developers looking to automate podcast episode creation.

Common confusion cleared up

Don't worry if you don't have any audio recording experience - this skill will take care of the technical aspects, making it easy to get started.

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Why we list it on WorkflowStacks: It's a free, open-source tool that can save podcast creators from paying for expensive recording software.

What it does

Backup and share podcast content with the podcast tool, allowing founders to manage and distribute their podcast episodes

Install / run

Clone the repository using the command `git clone https://github.com/bumingbaipod/podcast.git`

When to use it

•When you need to store and share text versions of your podcast episodes
•When you want to create a backup of your podcast content
•When you need to share your podcast episodes with a team or collaborators

Quick start

1Navigate to the cloned repository using `cd podcast`
2Review the repository's contents, including the text versions of the podcast episodes
3Use the repository as a backup and sharing platform for your podcast content
4Reference the copyright notice and terms of use for the podcast content, as specified in the README
5Explore the GitHub repository's history and commit log to understand the podcast's update history

Ready-to-paste prompt

Explore the podcast episodes by opening the repository's files, such as `README.md`, to view the text versions of the episodes

Heads up: Be aware of the copyright notice and terms of use for the podcast content, as specified in the README, to ensure you are using the content legally and respecting the original creators' rights

Saves to your device

What's inside — free to inspect

No purchase needed

Read the entire source before you build — unlike paid marketplaces that hide it behind a buy button.

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Key files

README.md