Podcasts
Turn your audio into a real podcast — publish episodes on your TribeNest site and list your show on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
If you make audio — interviews, commentary, behind-the-scenes talks, livestream replays — Podcasts gives it a proper home. You create a show, upload your episodes, and TribeNest gives you a clean podcast feed you can submit to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other directories. Once a show is submitted, every new episode you publish appears in those apps automatically.
Your episodes also live right on your TribeNest website, with a built-in player fans can listen to without leaving your page.
What you can do
- Create a podcast with its own title, artwork, description, and settings
- Upload audio episodes — each one gets a player fans can press play on
- Organise episodes into your show and see how many you have published
- Get a ready-to-submit podcast feed and a simple checklist that tells you when your show is complete
- Submit your show to Apple Podcasts and Spotify, then let new episodes flow out automatically
Where to find it
In your dashboard, open Podcasts from the main menu. You will see every show you have created, along with how many episodes each one has. Click New Podcast to start a show, or click any existing show to manage it.
In this section
Creating a podcast
Set up a new show — its title, artwork, description, and the details Apple Podcasts and Spotify need.
Adding episodes
Upload audio episodes, set their details, and see how they appear to listeners on your site and in podcast apps.
Submitting to Apple and Spotify
Work through the readiness checklist, copy your podcast feed, and submit your show to the directories.
Podcasts and your blog share the same audio
An episode is simply one of your posts with an audio file attached to your show. If you already write posts, adding audio to publish them as episodes will feel familiar — see Writing a blog post.
How it fits together
A podcast in TribeNest is made of three simple parts:
- The show — the name, cover art, and details that describe your podcast as a whole.
- The episodes — the individual audio recordings you publish over time.
- The feed — a single link you submit once to Apple Podcasts and Spotify so they can list your show and pick up new episodes.
The rest of this section walks through each part in order. If you are brand new, start with Creating a podcast.