terminology question

If I'm a publisher of an RSS 2.0 feed that includes items with enclosure elements that point to audio files, with the intent that these are sync-ed to an iPod or other portable audio player, I'm commonly referred to as a "podcaster."

If I'm a subscriber to / consumer of said feed, what am I?

Comments

[Moe]

podsucker? podcastee?

[Jamison]

podsumer?

[brian w]

listener?

[jkottke]

Someone with way too much free time on their hands?

[Eric]

podcatcher?

[Eric Costello]

Jason, does that mean you are about to start podcasting!?

[Edward Vielmetti]

listener.

headphone-wearer.

(by the way, the easiest I've seen so far to deal with audio on the net taking it from web pages to podcast feeds is Webjay)

[stavrosthewonderchicken]

A fashion victim?

*badump TISH*

Thanks folks! I'll be here all week!

[Tom]

a podophile, or a podophiliac, or perhaps even a podiatrists, or perhaps just a pod-a-phile

[Greg Knauss]

Loser?

[Allen]

Boring?

[Anil]

Since all the "ha ha" answers are taken, I will reveal to you all know the latest horrible jargon we'll be burdened with: "podience".

[ericd]

podite.

http://www.ericd.net/2004_12_05_blogger_archive.inc#110260990547883005

check that out - for use with podcasts... i think it makes things a whole lot easier. it's just a prototype - proof of concept. Its going to be developed better as standalone as well as a system for a site's entire podcast feed. you can leave comments about it there.

[Byrne Reese]

podbait

[Matt Haughey]

podork

[Dan Galvez]

We have been using podsumer as the listener side of the exchange. Podcaster/ podsumer.

At podsumer.com we are going to work on features that benefit the podsumer. Standards for id3 tags, personalization for subscriptions, content based search, … are just some of the ideas we are working on after we produce a few quality shows.