I would like to see something like Castopod [0], but for artists! Spinning up a website where you showcase and sell your music should (and could!) be as easy as using Wordpress, either via a subscription or self-hosted – on your own domain. Being plugged into the Fediverse makes it much easier to interact with fans and build a connection with your audience. It also makes it easy for people to share and talk about... - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago

Try castopod, not used it in anger but it was easy to get going and running. https://castopod.org/. Source: about 1 year ago

I'm planning on spinning up multiple podcasts. Since I'm quite good with webhosting I'm thinking of spinning up a cheap castopod.org instance instead of paying potentially a lot (in the future, if they happen to get downloaded a lot). Only problem of course is the traffic that comes from having to server every episode's files from a server, because cheap hosting generally has bandwith (and computational)... Source: over 1 year ago

Maybe you can consider this.https://castopod.org. Source: over 1 year ago

Https://castopod.org/ is software for you to download and host a podcast for yourself. Very capable and it does stats too. Source: about 2 years ago

You're gonna love this. Check out http://ibroadcast.com You'll be surprised how good the free version is. And you can link last.fm and scrobble everything you play out of the box, no tinkering needed. Hope this helps! Source: 7 months ago

iBroadcast. They have a sub. I began migrating my collection a full year (off and on; busy life) before the latest nerf / crippling of Prime Music. Because Prime Music frankly sucked before and only sucks worse now. Source: over 1 year ago

I set up an old-fashioned MP3 library with iBroadcast. It's not very Echo compatible, because Amazon won't let anyone but big players paying huge kickbacks into their API far enough. There is a skill, but it's clunky, thanks to Amazon. Source: over 1 year ago

Https://ibroadcast.com/, my music uploaded by myself (I have stopped following popular music). Source: about 2 years ago