Huffduffer is a dumb name for a really neat service. Huffduff people – if you’re reading this – nothing personal. The one upside is that once you’ve learned the name, it’s hard to forget.
Huffduffer is a free service for creating an RSS & iTunes feed of random audio files you discover on the internet. It doesn’t have to be a podcast, just has to be an MP3 file referenced in whatever page you’re trying to “HuffDuff” (is it a verb? post-Google, can everything now be a verb? If my website provided a service, would you use my name as a verb?)
There’s also a “social” and “discovery” aspect to the site, allowing you to browse and subscribe to other people’s feeds.
The subscriber base is HEAVY on design, a plus for me, a designer.
You can create a “group”, HuffDuff uses the term “collective”… eh… anyway, I’m not sure how that part works. If you set up an account, and use it, “add me” or whatever…