Update: I found a better theme. Still having problems but such is life. Google Plus does not exist anymore but dang if I can remove that icon. And I paid cash money to have the ability to customize the template. Grrr...
I was messing around and decided that the blog could stand an update. I made some changes, found out it didn't work but I couldn't exactly restore the prior version. My fault. I overwrote the backup copy.
Anyway, I have it at a functional level for now. It looks different and it will probably change again. I like a two column format and I can't make this version show the second column.
Looks good on mobile but cuts off the images on the desktop front page version. The line spacing is giving me fits. I'll work it out. Or not.
The second thing is that there is now Apple Podcasts on the web. You don't need iTunes to use it. You don't even need a subscription. Unless you want to.
Main Apple Podcasts on the web site
This is a potentially a good thing for Android and Linux users. Or for folks that do not like fiddling with a podcasting app.
You can bookmark it on your phone or tablet browser and then bobs your uncle you will be on the main podcasting page. (I've been watching a lot of UK TV.) You can search for the podcast and it will take you right to the show page.
There is a URL for it but is a long one ARP on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/anxiety-road-podcast/id1033739334
For the time being, it seems to be easier to go to the main Apple Podcasts site and search for the show.
You can also read the transcripts but they are jacked up. They were nice and neat when I submitted them but something got lost along the way. Readable but not pretty.
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