Burning Podcast Onto CD-RW And Editing Podcast Into Sections?

I use iTunes to burn podcasts onto CD-RW's. I had a iPod Mini, but I dropped it and now it's toast. Currently, the CD-RWs work fine. {I'm too poor to buy another iPod.}
iTunes automatically burns a podcast onto TWO CDs if the podcast is too long to fit on one CD. That is fine. What I want iTunes to do is separate the podcast on EACH CD into 'sections' so I do not have to FAST-FORWARD through the whole thing to get to the last 5 minutes of each podcast. Sort of like making one podcast into several. I cannot find anything in my iTunes 'Help' to do this.
I tried searching the discussion database here for this info, but I didn't see anything like this listed.
THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!
-Allan, aka RocKiteman

Welcome to AD!
In my opinion, iTunes is the worst burning program I've ever had the displeasure to use. My advice is to use some other burning program. Most spoken podcasts are MP3s, so you have many options.

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