...so pulling the info from Wikipedia? And then translating text to audio also?

I wasn't thinking text-to-audio, but I wouldn't object. Just something that tells me about all the books, articles, etc. that are set in place X.

Is Wikipedia a good source for this?

oops, sorry. If you know what it was supposed to be please let us know.

yes, that makes sense. How would we also do that the other way, adding a 'Maps' tab to the podcast player?

Oh, good catch. That has been moved to Costa Rica, at Barra del Parismina. That's just one point for the trail....will be adding other ways to show the entire length. Thanks!

thank you, feedback very helpful....we found one example where the title wasn't appearing with the pin, and hopefully have fixed that.

I might be misinterpreting what I'm seeing but I don't see titles on any of them. For instance, on one in southern California, the icon showing the podcast art makes it clear that the title of the podcast is Ridiculous History, but when I tap on it, I only see the episode title and have no other clue to tell me what podcast it actually is that this episode is part of.

Now that I'm describing it in more detail I think what I should have said initially is that I'm looking for the title of the podcast itself, not just the episode title.

Yes, it's a mix of automated with human checking, which is important at this stage. A map raises the bar on the required accuracy. And yes, using the location:tag idea, with some other additions to the RSS feed.

thanks, and yes, the mobile interface needs work...

there are some custom content versions, such as Autio, but our thought was to take advantage of all the free podcast episodes (the podcasters love it because it's another form of discovery and their audio plays exactly the same).

Yes, agreed. In the works.

thanks, well taken. This is so new that we think our expertise will be of value. Locating audio on the map, we've found, has lots of hidden challenges and we've learned a lot doing thousands of them...