RSS Feeds for the PSP

Friday Night Comedy from BBC 4

Friday Night Comedy homepage.

BBC Radio 4

BBC Radio 4

It's 'talk radio', but with a brain installed.

Public Radio podcasts

These will fill yer head right up:

National Public Radio

Public Radio International

Enjoy free BBC audio downloads on your PSP

BBC has a PodCast directory in PSP-friendly format.

CLICK HERE

It's best if you're looking for spoken-word programming. Music is generally not included in podcasts from BBC.

This unique collection, curated with the expertise of the National Arts Centre, brings together Canadian audio and video podcasts that reflect Canada's vibrant arts and culture scene.

Link= Canadian Cultural Podcasts

Jonathan Coulton 'Thing a Week'

Link= www.JonathanCoulton.com

RSS= Jonathan Coulton » Thing a Week

YouTube Link (for your PC)= Code Monkey video

Jonathan Coulton is a singer/songwriter who releases his songs via the Creative Commons license, which enables projects such as this video. Through his "Thing A Week" podcast, Jonathan has put out a clever, creative song like this one every week for a year.

Cool NASA video & link to more PodCasts

Ride the Space Shuttle's Solid Rocket Boosters all the way down...
Link= STS-122: Booster Camera Launch Video
(Direct link to file for downloading)

Link= Many more NASA PodCasts (index page)
(Contains RSS buttons for subscribing)

Link= NASA's RSS Page (a goldmine)

PodBean

Link= PodBean.com

Another little goldmine of interesting podcasts.

"Unsupported Data"

I want to let you know that I sometimes see this message too. It's not just you.

If you see this error message on your PSP (related to a downloaded podcast file), it simply means that the podcast file is either corrupted or in a format that is not supported by the PSP.

Try downloading the podcast a 2nd time, and if it is still 'Unsupported Data', then the podcaster has probably provided their podcast in a format that is not supported by the PSP. They sometimes change the settings at their end and suddenly their podcasts become 'Unsupported Data'.

Try going to the website directly and check to see if they offer different feeds for different platforms (like the PSP). If they don't offer a alternative PSP-compatible feed, then you might want to find the PodCaster's contact e-mail address and let them know that their podcast as of a certain date isn't working with PSPs.

There's enough PSPs that they would probably want to know about such things.