Private Podcasts
Create your private podcast
Host a members-only podcast for your company or online community.
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Create private shows
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Invite your listeners
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Publish private episodes
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Track engagement
Use private podcasts for coaching, memberships, internal training
A private podcast is a great way to share members-only recordings from Zoom meetings, team calls, training courses, and messages from your leadership team.
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Engage Your Private Community
Deliver audio coaching, important announcements, training sessions, and updates to your members or your team, as a private podcast.
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Add and remove subscribers
Add subscribers manually, upload a CSV, use Zapier, or send them an invite link. Each subscriber will get access to a unique RSS feed they can add to Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Overcast, and more.
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Subscribers get notified via email
Notify your private subscribers by email every time you publish a new episode. They can choose to listen to it right away in their web browser.
Send email invites
Invite a subscriber by sending them an email directly form the Transistor dashboard.
Share custom invite links
Generate a private link and QR code to invite listeners to become subscribers of your new private podcast.
Notify subscribers about new episodes
Set up automatic email notifications so your subscribers always know about the latest episode.
From the channel
Here's how to create a private podcast on Transistor.
From Transistor's blog
Here are some other helpful articles we've written on Private Podcasting...
How to Create a Private Podcast in 2024
Step-by-step instructions for setting up secure, exclusive podcast feeds for your business, community, or paid subscribers.
Justin Jackson
5 min
How to create a paid private podcast
Podcasters like Sam Harris, Ben Thompson, and John Gruber are earning revenue by selling access to their private podcast. Here's how you can
Transistor Team
4 min
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some questions we often get asked about private podcasts.
A private podcast is a show distributed directly to subscribers via a unique RSS feed, allowing them to listen in their preferred player but bypassing public directories like Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
iOS podcast apps that allow you to add private feeds:
Apple Podcasts (video demo), Overcast (video demo), Pocket Casts (instructions here), Downcast, and Castro.
Android apps that allow you to add private feeds:
Castbox (instructions here), Pocket Casts (instructions here), Podcast Addict, Podcast Republic (instructions here), Player FM (register for an account first), Dog Catcher, Beyond Pod, Podcasty, and PodKicker.
Apps that don't support private podcasts:
Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, Acast, Podcast App, PodcastOne, DoublePod, PodcastHD, and Podcast Guru.
More Features
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Integrations for your podcast workflow
Transistor integrates with MailChimp, Drip, HubSpot, ConvertKit, MailerLite, ActiveCampaign, and Klaviyo for email subscriptions. We also integrate with Twitter and YouTube for auto-posting. For auto
Embeddable Player
Custom embeddable podcast player
Customize the look and settings of your podcast player and embed it anywhere
Collaborate
Invite team members to your podcast
Add unlimited team members (collaborators) to your podcast on Transistor. Each podcast has its own group of users who can add episodes, upload audio, and view stats for that show.