Send your bite

Before you do, there is a Title box under the two times. Leave it empty and the bite carries the episode's own name; write something and that is what shows on the card, on the page and in the link's unfurl instead — the episode name says which episode, and this says what the bite is. It is capped at 50 characters, which is what the card holds without cutting a line short on a phone.

Press Clip it and a sheet opens with your link, a Copy button, and a row of apps under Share to. WhatsApp, X, Threads, Bluesky, LinkedIn and Email open that app's own compose window with the text and the link filled in. Nothing is posted for you.

A link in an Instagram or TikTok caption can't be pressed, so those two buttons make a Story picture of the bite instead: the show's cover, the title, the length and the link written on it. The link is copied at the same time. On a phone the picture goes straight to the phone's share menu, so it lands in your Story in two taps; on a computer it downloads. Add the link as a link sticker, or in your bio, so people can play the moment.

Under the apps, Download MP3 gives you the moment as a file, cut from the show's own MP3, for audio bites up to ten minutes; a video bite travels as a link. Save picture gives you the same picture in the shape of a feed post, for anywhere else a picture goes.

Every bite fades in and out, so it sounds cut rather than interrupted — on the page and in the MP3 alike. And here is what arrives in someone's messages: