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# Guardian Project Sample Podcast
# ButterBox Content Pack Sample Podcast
A small, self-contained sample podcast webpage and RSS feed from [Guardian Project](https://guardianproject.info). This repository is intended as an example "content pack" — a minimal, portable bundle of everything needed to host and distribute a podcast: episode audio, show notes, a landing page, and a standards-compliant feed.
## What's inside
- **`index.html`** — A simple, styled landing page that lists each episode with inline audio playback.
- **`podcast.xml`** — An RSS 2.0 feed with iTunes podcast extensions, suitable for submission to podcast directories and use in podcast players.
- **`*.mp3`** — The three episode audio files.
- **`*.md`** — Per-episode show notes in Markdown.
## Episodes
| Date | Title | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| 2024-02-09 | ProofMode for Indigenous Rights in Mexico | 30:08 |
| 2023-03-22 | Clean Insights and Privacy Preserving Measurement | 34:28 |
| 2022-02-17 | Fabiola and David discuss IPFS, Filecoin and the Decentralized Web | 27:42 |
- **`index.html`** : A simple, styled landing page that lists each episode with inline audio playback.
- **`podcast.xml`** : An RSS 2.0 feed with iTunes podcast extensions, suitable for submission to podcast directories and use in podcast players.
- **`*.mp3`** : The three episode audio files.
- **`*.md`** : Per-episode show notes in Markdown.
## Using it
Because everything is relative-linked, you can serve this directory from any static web host (GitHub Pages, IPFS, a plain `python -m http.server`, etc.) and both the webpage and the feed will work without configuration.
```
python3 -m http.server 8000
# then open http://localhost:8000/
```
Because everything is relative-linked, you can serve this site from a folder on a USB drive plugged into a ButterBox device.
To subscribe in a podcast client, point it at the hosted URL of `podcast.xml`.