You can still use iTunes to download podcast to your PC, then just copy the files to your phone. I do that for some pods and some I download direct from the podcaster's website.
Alternatively, any RSS reader will work. Or you could go to Play and download something like BeyondPod - or search for podcast and see which apps have the highest rating.
Im actually gona keep an eye on this thread. im sick of downloading podcasts manualy etc so i want a good free/trial podcast app that will download them and play/pause/resume them well and i really cant be bothered with trying different ones so the one most/best recommended here is what ill install :beer:
Yes, Podkicker gets a thumbs-up from me, although I have the paid version. Having said that, I find Podkicker doesn't like badly formatted feeds (although it does provide really useful into about all the feed's syntax errors).
For that reason I also use AntennaPod which is far more forgiving of some feeds local to my area which always seem to be missing even the basic stuff like time & date info.
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