Here you will find 67 different feeds in three flavors -- that's a whopping 200 feeds at your fingertips.

Each feed comes in three different audio file types for your convenience. The ones labeled podcast have an icon like this -- -- and are in MP3 format. If you're unsure what file formats your media player can handle this is a safe bet.

Next we have the M4A format, which we use for iTunes -- -- clicking on this will activate your iTunes program and auto subscribe to it. Just one click and you're good to go. These babies are ripe with multimedia, primarily because the M4A format and iTunes (along with your iPod) can display images, text content and hyperlinks while the podcast is playing. If you're an iPod user, pick this.

Rounding out our fine selection and commitment to staying on the bleeding edge, we also provide OGG files -- -- which as any Linux user knows is a patent-free, professional multimedia encoding format with great compression. (These files are actually smaller in size than the MP3s.) The good people at vorbis.com have made this available and have a list of players that can handle OGG for Windows, OSX and Linux.