[ealvnv]

Hey everyone i thought I'd share this with you, those coming from Android may already know this one, this is an open source Podcast manager application, is completely free and works very nice (yeah i ported it so I should say good things about it lol) and is available for Playbook and BB10, so give it a go and if you like it rate it, and support the master mind behind it. (see link below)

AntennaPod is an open-source podcast manager. It offers all the basic features you expect from a podcatcher, like streaming and downloading (manually or on a set interval) episodes, refreshing all feeds automatically or adding them to a queue to listen to them later.
Moreover, AntennaPod lets you flattr podcasts and episodes from within the app. AntennaPod is still in beta and might lack some advanced features or have bugs.

So far the following features are implemented:
* Downloading and Streaming of episodes
* Support for Atom and RSS feeds
* OPML import and export
* Flattr integration
* Search
* Automatic feed updates
* Sleep timer
* MiroGuide integration
* Supports MP3 chapters, VorbisComment chapters and Simple Chapters
* Video podcast are also supported.

This app is free of charge and ad-free. If you want to support AntennaPod, you can flattr it here: flattr.com/thing/745609

THIS IS AN OPEN SOURCE PROJECT, FEEL FREE TO CHECK IT OUT AND MAKE IT BETTER
https://github.com/danieloeh/AntennaPod

Available for free at BlackBerry World - AntennaPod

[Richard Kapp]

This one is the best podcast solution for Playbook, thanx for porting this!

[Rjinswand]

Really great app. It'd be good, though, if the player interface would support landscape, too. As I mostly hold the PlayBook that way it's a bit annoying to switch the rotation again after starting a podcast.

[tkgafs]

The BBC opml file is useful for this App

BBC Radio Podcasts

[StampyBeaverbrook]

Big improvement on the native app. +1 on landscape ( makes sense with the stereo speakers).

[Rjinswand]

Landscape in player mode was added with the most recent update!
I got this problem, though: When listening to a stream for half an hour or so the app closes, even when no other app is open which it had to share RAM with (well, I guess it's continuous RAM usage causing this, but I don't know for sure).