<!-- 
    This is a sample iTunes podcast template for use with ExpressionEngine. 
    This is not the only way to do it but hopefully it will get you started.
    
    This template is based off Apple's example RSS template located here:
    
    http://www.apple.com/itunes/store/podcaststechspecs.html
    
    Especially useful is the Common Mistakes info:
    
    http://www.apple.com/itunes/store/podcaststechspecs.html#_Toc526931694
    
    Two most common reasons EE iTunes feeds break:
    
    1. Wrong date/time stamp format. iTunes is very strict about this.
    2. Using non-XML entitles in subtitle, description areas of the feed.

    It is HIGHLY recommended that you remove all comments before using this template 
along with any excess whitespace.
-->
<!-- 
    Start with EE's RSS feed tag. This assumes you have a weblog setup 
    specifically for your podcasts.
-->    


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<rss xmlns:itunes="http://www.itunes.com/dtds/podcast-1.0.dtd" version="2.0">
<channel>
<ttl>60</ttl>
<!-- Automatically feed your weblog name and description to iTunes -->
<title>Life Church Jackson Sermons</title>
<description>Sermon Podcast from Life Church Jackson </description>
<!-- You can also autofeed the link to your podcast weblog -->
<link>http://lifechurchjackson.org</link>
<language>en-us</language>
<copyright>Copyright Life Church Jackson</copyright>
<itunes:subtitle>Sermon</itunes:subtitle>
<itunes:author>Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<itunes:summary>Sermon Podcast from Life Church Jackson </itunes:summary>
<itunes:owner>
<itunes:name>Life Church Jackson</itunes:name>
<itunes:email>info@lifechurchjackson.org</itunes:email>
</itunes:owner>
<!-- This is the image that shows in your iTunes listing -->
<itunes:image href="ftp://lifechurchjackson.org//img/logo.jpg" />
<itunes:category text="Family">
<itunes:category text="Audio Sermons"/>
</itunes:category>
<!-- 
    This portion starts the actual listing of your podcast episodes. The above
    just gives info on your podcast show. That's why we specify the weblog tag
    here.
-->

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Become a Risk Taker &#45; Part 2</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/RiskTakerPart2.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/become-a-risk-taker-part-2/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 4 Jul 2010 16:00:02 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>The End Times</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/TheEndTimes.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/the-end-times/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Thu, 1 Jul 2010 01:00:04 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Become a Risk Taker &#45; Part 1</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/RiskTakerPart1.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/become-a-risk-taker-part-1/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 27 Jun 2010 16:00:51 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>The Spirt of the Anti&#45;Christ</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/TheSpiritOfTheAntiChrist.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/the-spirt-of-the-anti-christ/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Thu, 24 Jun 2010 00:12:28 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Running With Purpose &#45; Leading Your Home</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/RunningWithPurpose.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/running-with-purpose-leading-your-home/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 20 Jun 2010 22:51:01 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>God&#8217;s Call To You</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/GodsCallToYou.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/gods-call-to-you/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 13 Jun 2010 19:03:23 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Our Responsibility in the End Times</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/OurResponsibility.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/our-responsibility-in-the-end-times/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Wed, 9 Jun 2010 20:54:01 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Favor and Faithfulness</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Keith Tucci</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/FavorAndFaith.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/favor-and-faithfulness/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 6 Jun 2010 21:01:02 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Miracles</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/Miracles.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/miracles/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 30 May 2010 17:04:13 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Think It Not Strange &#45; What Time Is It</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/WhatTimeIsIt.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/04-23-10-think-it-not-strange-what-time-is-it/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 23 May 2010 16:04:46 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Think It Not Strange &#45; The Enemy Wants Your Oil</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/TheEnemyWantsYourOil.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/think-it-not-strange-the-enemy-wants-your-oil/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 16 May 2010 17:08:07 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Think It Not Strange &#45; Move On</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/MoveOn.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/think-it-not-strange-move-on/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 9 May 2010 17:07:10 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Think It Not Strange &#45; Keep On Ticking</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/KeepOnTicking.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/think-it-not-strange-keep-on-ticking/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Mon, 3 May 2010 03:02:05 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Think It Not Strange &#45; Going Through</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/GoingThrough.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/think-it-not-strange-going-through/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Mon, 26 Apr 2010 02:19:48 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Think It Not Strange &#45; Don&#8217;t Be Surprised</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/DontBeSurprised.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/04-18-10-think-it-not-strange-dont-be-surprised/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 18 Apr 2010 20:21:35 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>

<item>
<!-- Automatically feed the title to iTunes -->
<title>Supernatural Living</title>
<!-- If you have multiple authors you can use a tag or just leave it static -->
<itunes:author>Pastor Frank Hornsby</itunes:author>
<!--
    For this example I'm assuming that you are using EE's custom fields.
    I generally create a custom field for an episode's subtitle, description,
    physical file (a field that only holds your uploaded podcast name), 
    episode size (in bytes), and episode length.
    
    NOTE: For all these fields its important to only use XML friendly entities.
    Your feed will break if you don't. iTunes is super-strict about this.
-->
<!-- Custom field for episode subtitle. The subtitle appears right next to the
title in iTunes. -->
<itunes:subtitle>{episode_subtitle}</itunes:subtitle>
<!-- Custom field for episode description. This appears when you click the "i" in iTunes
next to subtitle. -->
<itunes:summary>Pastor Franko Hornsby</itunes:summary>
<!-- Use the custom physical file field, which should hold only the name of your episode 
to tell iTunes where your file is located. There are other methods. I'm using a simple
one since this is just a template to build off of. 

NOTE: This is assuming you are using iTune's m4a format. If you are using mp3 you'll also
need to change the type value below to mpeg. You can find the value on Apple's tech specs 
url posted at the beginning of this template. 

NOTE: You can also insert the size in bytes (see tech specs for format) using a custom
field. There are other methods available, such as a few plugins. But again, this is 
to give you the basics.
-->
<enclosure url="http://lifechurchjackson.org/mp3/supernaturalliving.mp3" length="32000000" type="audio/mpeg" />
<!-- url to your episode. I'm using the title permalink but any tag that generates a unique
URL to your episode will do. -->
<guid>/indexee.php/indexee.php/main/media/sample/</guid>
<!-- The date/time stamp for your podcast. Again, iTunes is super-strict about this. If your
date/time stamp is not exactly how Apple wants it your feed will break. -->
<pubDate>Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:54:28 +00:00</pubDate>
<!-- Insert episode length. -->
<itunes:duration>8727310</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>family, friends</itunes:keywords>
</item>
 
</channel>
</rss>