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How do I add a podcast player to my OneFront page?

Updated October 20, 2026

The short answer

To add a podcast player to your OneFront page, add your show's public RSS feed on the Feeds tab. OneFront automatically parses your newest episodes, audio enclosures, and cover art, docking a high-fidelity media player at the bottom of your public page. Visitors can stream episodes, scrub through audio, and toggle playback speed without leaving your bio.

Sending listeners off to Apple Podcasts or Spotify means most of them never come back to your bio. OneFront includes a native, docked high-fidelity podcast player that streams your latest episodes directly on your page.

In-line listening without third-party widgets

Traditional embed widgets from third-party players often drag down page load speeds with heavy JavaScript trackers, cookie banners, and broken styling on mobile screens.

OneFront takes a fundamentally different approach:

  • Zero bloat: Your podcast RSS feed is parsed server-side, and audio enclosures are rendered cleanly using standard HTML5 Audio and lightweight glassmorphic UI.
  • Full scrubber & playback controls: Visitors can scrub through episodes, jump 15 seconds back or 30 seconds forward, and speed up playback from 1.0x to 2.0x.
  • Episode selector chips: Listeners can browse through your recent episode backlog right from the docked player bar.

Keep your audience engaged

When visitors can sample your latest interview or show right where they discovered you, they stay on your page longer, click your sponsored links, and subscribe to your email newsletter.

Best of all, your player updates automatically whenever you publish a new episode to your podcast host—no manual editing required.

How to podcast player, step by step

  1. 1Open the Feeds tab. Go to Feeds in your OneFront dashboard to manage your external RSS and media sources.
  2. 2Add your podcast RSS feed. Paste your show's public RSS feed URL from Simplecast, Spotify for Podcasters, Libsyn, Buzzsprout, or Substack.
  3. 3Save and verify episodes. Save the feed. OneFront automatically syncs your latest episodes, durations, audio files, and show artwork.
  4. 4Test playback on your live page. Open your public profile to see the docked player bar, complete with scrubber, 15s/30s skip buttons, and speed controls.

Frequently asked

Does the podcast player slow down my page?
No. Episode enclosures are loaded on demand when playback starts, and all show metadata is server-rendered via schema.org PodcastEpisode JSON-LD for maximum speed.
Does the player update when I release new episodes?
Yes. OneFront polls your RSS feed on a recurring schedule and adds your newest episodes to the player automatically.

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