greg VS nextcloud-gpodder

For podcasts downloads, I highly recommend Greg (https://github.com/manolomartinez/greg)

The absolute easiest way is to use some form of podcatcher with https://awk.space/tal.xml. I use greg for Linux, but there are a lot of options out there.

I had almost the same setup, but was no longer satisfied with Podgrab. Often the automatism does not work and there was no helpful error message. Also, the application is way too bulky for this task. I now use a CLI tool for this: https://github.com/manolomartinez/greg

You can add https://awk.space/tal.xml to a podcatcher and get them all. I use Greg for Linux. It python, so it should work with any OS. Any podcasting application will be able to pull everything with this feed.

For automated download of podcasts, I recommend a lean command line tool. Once configured, it does what it's supposed to. I use GREG, but Podget looks good too.

I have Nextcloud installed on my virtual machine but cannot see the GPodder Sync app in my Nextcloud app store, even though I can see it here https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/gpoddersync

Just FYI for something to keep an eye on Antennapod recently added sync support for the nextcloud app nextcloud-gpodder and the nextcloud podcast dev has expressed interest in adding support for the same sync option.