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Who Starcast found on this show’s newest episodes, as tags you can paste into your feed. Check them before you publish: the names come from reading your episode notes, and reading can be wrong.
Newest episodes
Paste each set inside that episode’s <item>. Episode tags replace the show’s for that episode, so the hosts are listed again.
After the Click: How to Report a Security Mistake Oct 30, 2026
Task Scams: Why You Shouldn't Pay to Get Paid Oct 23, 2026
Device-Code Phishing: The Real Login Page Trap Oct 16, 2026 · nobody named
Browser Extensions: What Did You Give Permission To? Oct 9, 2026 · nobody named
ClickFix: When a CAPTCHA Asks You to Run a Command Oct 2, 2026 · nobody named
Last Seen - When the Phones Woke Up (Episode 4) Sep 25, 2026 · nobody named
Last Seen - The Meeting Place (Episode 3) Sep 18, 2026 · nobody named
Last Seen - The Rumor (Episode 2) Sep 11, 2026
Last Seen - No Signal (Episode 1) Sep 4, 2026 · nobody named
Google Selfie Account Recovery: Convenience vs. Privacy Aug 28, 2026 · nobody named
How to add them
- Your feed needs the namespace on its
<rss>tag:xmlns:podcast="https://podcastindex.org/namespace/1.0". - If your hosting company has a People or Credits setting, enter the same names and links there instead.
- If it lets you edit the feed or add custom tags, paste the lines above.
Each link goes to the person’s Starcast page. Photos are included only where we can share them without a credit line.
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Your recent guests, with a “Powered by Starcast” link. Free to use with that link. It updates by itself once a day.
Why credits matter
- Podcast apps that read these tags show who is on each episode, with a name, a photo and a link.
- Your guests get credit wherever the episode plays, not only in your show notes, so they have a reason to share it.
- Listeners who liked a guest can find them again by name.
- The tags live in your own feed. If you change hosting company, they move with you.