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Click the “Subscribe to this Feed” link at the top of the page.Click on the RSS feed that you wish to sign up for (News, RCMP News Releases, Road Closures or Land Use Bylaw Amendments).Below are common instructions on how to subscribe to RSS feeds using popular web browsers. It all depends on your browsing preference and the software you have installed on your computer or mobile device. If you don't host your podcast with Spotify, ask your hosting platform for your RSS feed.There are different ways to subscribe to an RSS feed. Tap RSS Distribution to see your RSS feed.Hit the 3 dots in the top right corner.Note: If you haven’t enabled your feed yet, you’ll see the option to do so here. Scroll down to RSS Distribution to see your RSS feed.Click Settings in the top right of your Spotify for Podcasters dashboard.Even after your podcast is deleted, the listing may stay active in aggregators’ directories. Note: We can’t help get your podcast removed from any platforms that scrape your RSS feed. This means your podcast may be listed on any and all podcast aggregators.

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Before you enable your feed, here's what you need to know: If you host your podcast with Spotify, you need to enable your RSS feed. You need an RSS feed to submit your podcast to platforms outside of Spotify, like Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. An RSS feed is a file that contains all your podcast’s info.