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Compost
Clay & Compost
A backyard gardening show with Dana Whitlock. New episodes Tuesdays.
Latest · Ep. 112
Fixing clay soil without digging it all up
with Marcus Ode, soil scientist
- 111Why tomatoes split, and what to do about it41:07
- 110Saving seed from heirloom squash52:40
- 109The no-dig bed, one year in38:55
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Do my old episodes get pages too?
Yes, all of them, back to the pilot. On the first sync ShowHub reads every episode in your feed and gives each one its own address. Episode one from four years ago gets a page the same day as last week’s. After that it checks your feed daily.
Clay & Compost · Running order
112 episodes · 112 pages
- 112Fixing clay soil without digging it all up/episodes/fixing-clay-soilMarcus Ode48:21
- 111Why tomatoes split, and what to do about it/episodes/why-tomatoes-splitSolo41:07
- 110Saving seed from heirloom squash/episodes/saving-squash-seedJune Abara52:40
- 109The no-dig bed, one year in/episodes/no-dig-bed-one-year-inSolo38:55
- 108Leaf mould: the free compost nobody makes/episodes/leaf-mouldTom Pryce44:12
- 107Slugs, beer traps and other lies/episodes/slugs-beer-trapsInes Calder39:48
⋮ 100 more, each with its own page
- 001Pilot: two people, one allotment, no idea/episodes/pilotSolo22:30
One episode, one page
Someone Googles a question you answered in episode 112. They land on episode 112.
Clay & Compost · Ep. 112 · Oct 20, 2026 · 48:21
Fixing clay soil without digging it all up
Soil scientist Marcus Ode on why gypsum won’t save you, what two autumns of leaf mould actually does, and the one tool he’d keep.
04:10 The squeeze test · 17:45 Gypsum, honestly · 31:20 Broadfork vs. spade
Marcus Ode
Soil scientist, writes the Root Zone newsletter
Transcript
17:52 So people tip gypsum on and wait. And on most garden clay it does almost nothing, because the problem isn’t the chemistry, it’s that nothing’s living in it…
The player
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Your show notes
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The guest
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Apple and Spotify buttons
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The transcript
On Pro and up. Every word as text on the page, searchable, and readable by Google.
claycompost.showhubco.com › episodes › fixing-clay-soil
Fixing clay soil without digging it all up | Clay & Compost
Soil scientist Marcus Ode on why gypsum won’t save you, and what two autumns of leaf mould actually does…
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Show notes
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Your pages keep up with your feed
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Keep the site you already have
On WordPress, the ShowHub plugin adds an Episodes page and a page for every episode to your site. On Squarespace, Wix or Webflow, paste one snippet and your latest episode player shows up there and changes when you publish.
Film it too? One page, both versions
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See who's actually listening
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Questions
What podcasters ask before they start
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How do I make a website for my podcast?
Connect your podcast's RSS feed, Apple Podcasts or Spotify link to ShowHub and pick a design: every episode gets its own page on a site we host at yourname.showhubco.com. It's free on Starter, and it updates itself each time you publish. Already have a website? Put the pages on it with the WordPress plugin, or the player with one pasted line.
Do I have to move my podcast host?
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Will my show notes and timestamps carry over?
Yes, whatever's in your episode description goes on the page. Links and timestamps included. You can edit any episode's description in your dashboard.
Can listeners still choose Apple Podcasts or Spotify?
Yes, people can play the episode on the page or jump to the app they use. Your stats show which platforms listeners click through to.
My podcast is on YouTube too. Do I get two pages per episode?
No, ShowHub matches the video and the audio and makes one page. It pairs them by title, date and length, and the page gets a switch between watching and listening.
Before next episode
Set it up before Tuesday's episode.
Paste your RSS feed or connect Apple Podcasts or Spotify, pick one of the designs, and every episode you've published has a page. Then Tuesday's goes up on its own.
- For one show
- Your show is one feed, and one feed is one source. The whole back catalogue fits on Starter.
- StarterOne source, a yourname.showhubco.com address, 3 designs, the embed, 30 days of stats. No card.
- $0
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