Difference between a podcast episode and series

Hello, Please could someone explain exactly what a podcast SERIES is and an EPISODE and the diffference between the two please.
Many thanks

Thanks that's what i thought.
This is what i'd like to do on my webpage www.tec-online.com
We have about 3 series' of audio sermons for example (1)John, (2)Revelation, (3)Galatians. I'd like each series to link to it's own podcast feed. For example currently we have a podcast feed linked to this page http://tec-online.com/resources/sermons/galatians/ and this is the podcast link https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/trinity-evangelical-church/id621713982?mt=2
However i would also like a separate feed to this page http://tec-online.com/resources/sermons/revelation/ (the audio on this page is not yet set up) and would like to add another podcast feed to link to this series.
So my question is this: is it possbile to set up multiple feeds from a single website and if so which plugin would you recommend to do this? The website is with wordpress.
I hope this is all clear.
Thanks in advance

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