Short for: Personal On Demand broadCast are audio files you can download into any MP3 player or computer. These audio files are broadcasted over the Internet automatically to subscribers of specific podcast channels.

A show about all things geek: comics, movies, TV, toys, role-playing games, video games, etc. The podcast is recorded complete with alcoholic beverages, and new episodes every monday afternoon. The very first Geek Show was called Geek Chat and premiered on the Radio From Hell Show KXRK X96 in Salt Lake City on August of 1996. Kerry Jackson is joined by a panel of equally impassioned Geeks, each experts in their fields. Jeff Vice, Film Critic and Scott Pierce TV critic from the Deseret News. Derek Hunter, creator of Pirate Club comics, author and screen writer. Leigh George Kade, RPG expert and artist. And, Shannon Barnson, professional bartender and Jackson's lifelong friend. And online at geekshowpodcast.com

The Worlds Greatest World of Warcraft Podcast!

Broadcasting targeted for an iPod or other portable media device by creating audio files for copying or pushed distribution. Podcast is both a noun and a verb.

An .mp3 file recorded in the style of a talk radio broadcast. Coined originally by Apple when they began offering a free "have your own Internet radio show" service through iTunes. Popular podcasts range from "Mugglecast" to "Catholic Insider".

Also a verb meaning "to create a podcast".

A popular podcast that is centered around the greatest video game maker ever, Nintendo. The show's Hosts are Ben, Matt, Rob and Tom.

An audio or video file that is downloaded to a users computer (usally) automatically by using RSS or Live Bookmarks.
When a users enters a website that is linked to a podcast, they may see one or two orange icons, they may see xml or rss or a little circle with lines comming out from it. The user can subscribe to the RSS feed or "feed" by telling an RSS Reader to watch the RSS Feed and tell the user if there is an update, in which cast the user can download the Podcast.
The iTunes media player also has Podcast and RSS support built in, the user can go onto the "Podcast Directory" and select as many or as little podcast feeds as he or she wants. There are also other Podcast readers such as "Democracy TV".