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I'd appreciated if you help me find a solution for an issue related to RSS. I have RSS HTML Widgets on my following pages, created with iWeb app:
http://www.spanishonlyspanish.com/English/Home.html
http://www.spanishonlyspanish.com/Spanish/Inicio.html
http://www.spanishonlyspanish.com/Spanish/Podcast.html
The feed source is my own page (also for iTunes):
http://www.spanishonlyspanish.com/English/Podcast/rss.xml
The problem is that the feed is not showing my last episode. In other words the feed is valid since it shows up on the pages cited above, but is out of date, because is not showing the last entry. It happened with my previous episode (31). After some hours the feed updated spontaneously, including the episode 31. But, again when I published the episode 32, it appeared in iTunes Store, on my Podcast page, but not on the pages where I created the RSS Widgets. I have checked the xml files on my FTP and they seem to be up to date.
For uploading the new files I used the synchronizing feature of Transmit. Is the out of date RSS issue related to how I publish? Should I publish the whole site, for avoiding the break of the RSS, instead of just synchronizing?
Please help
Thanks
Hernando Murillo
PD: the podcast page is http://www.spanishonlyspanish.com/English/Podcast/Podcast.html

Thanks Old Toad, but that didn't work in my case (RSS Feed not updating).
My iWeb page http://web.me.com/eburrowes/EdinaLiberia/Projects/Projects.html
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