Odiogo has released their PC application (Windows XP or 2000 with at least 128 MB of memory and 5 GB of hard drive space and $29.95) that will convert any RSS feed to a podcast that is downloaded to your computer as an MP3 file.
Here is what the say about their app, “ Odiogo downloads [...]

iTunes 5 Main originally uploaded by theFerf.
Apple announced and released their new version of the iTunes application. I downloaded a version to play with it but did not really see that many differences. There were some new ways to sync podcasts to your ipod and parental controls for parents to limit search/viewing of explicit music [...]

“Apple shares rose $2.58 to $48.80 in trading that was almost twice the average volume. Earlier, the shares touched $48.88 in afternoon trading, a new record.
Apple and Motorola Inc. are widely expected to unveil a mobile phone that will include Apple’s technology for downloading songs from the Internet onto portable music players, and have scheduled [...]

“San Diego-based eMusic, a provider of digital music and downloads, said that it has added podcast and RSS feeds to its online services. The new features add editorial content from eMusic editors for different music genres, and will be linked to its music track service. The company said that as new tracks are added to [...]

Im always happy to see when somebody grabs a hold of podcasting so fully and uses it the way it should be. With that said, I commend NPR for providing a lot of their great content through podcast syndication. They started off testing the waters with a few, but now it looks like their offerings [...]

“PC Gamer magazine has started up a weekly podcast show featuring editors discussing the week in PC gaming news and interviews with big-name guests. The first episode discusses the new Chinese government’s restrictions on gaming, Battlefield 2’s accessibility, and an interview with Gas Powered Games founder Chris Taylor. Taylor, of Total Annihilation and Dungeon Siege [...]

Found an interesting article on the BlogCritics website today. It lists out the major networks (CBS, NBC, FOX) that are testing podcasting and explains a little bit about each of the shows. Here is what the say:
“Already a formidable trend in the online world, podcasting is storming into the mainstream now that Apple has added [...]

For those of you who may not have seen this yet, Apple has released their documentation for their iTunes compiant podcast feed. I know a lot of people have been looking for official help, and this is probably the closest thing to it.
You can find the doc at http://phobos.apple.com/static/iTunesRSS.html.