When MAN moved its daily programming from Megaphone to Transistor, the original Mutual Audio Network master feed could no longer be maintained as a single duplicated podcast feed. While Monday Matinee, Tuesday Terror, Wednesday Wonders, Thursday Thrillers, Friday Follies, Saturday Story Circle, and Sunday Showcase all continued independently, listeners lost the convenient option of browsing the entire network in one place.
That has now changed.
The new MAN player dynamically gathers the seven daily feeds, combines their episodes, and sorts them by publication date to rebuild the Mutual Audio Network listening experience directly on the website.
That means listeners can once again visit Listen Now, choose Mutual Audio, and explore the network as a single continuously updated collection — while still retaining the option to listen to any individual day feed separately.
The same technology is also being incorporated into MAN’s Webpages system, allowing show pages to search across the combined network when appropriate.
It is not simply the return of the old feed. It is a new way of rebuilding it.
The Mutual Audio Network broadcast is back.
Turn it on. Tune in. Listen now.
The Mutual Audio Network Feed Is Back!
After months without a single combined Mutual Audio Network feed, the MAN website once again brings Monday Matinee through Sunday Showcase together into one chronological listening experience.
The Mutual Audio Network has restored one of its most-requested features: the ability to listen across all seven daily network feeds as one continuous Mutual broadcast.
When MAN moved its daily programming from Megaphone to Transistor, the original Mutual Audio Network master feed could no longer be maintained as a single duplicated podcast feed. While Monday Matinee, Tuesday Terror, Wednesday Wonders, Thursday Thrillers, Friday Follies, Saturday Story Circle, and Sunday Showcase all continued independently, listeners lost the convenient option of browsing the entire network in one place.
That has now changed.
The new MAN player dynamically gathers the seven daily feeds, combines their episodes, and sorts them by publication date to rebuild the Mutual Audio Network listening experience directly on the website.
That means listeners can once again visit Listen Now, choose Mutual Audio, and explore the network as a single continuously updated collection — while still retaining the option to listen to any individual day feed separately.
The same technology is also being incorporated into MAN’s Webpages system, allowing show pages to search across the combined network when appropriate.
It is not simply the return of the old feed. It is a new way of rebuilding it.
The Mutual Audio Network broadcast is back.
Turn it on. Tune in. Listen now.