Error when Submitting a Podcast

When I attempt to submit the url for my podcast to itunes I continue to receive the following error:
We had difficulty reading this feed. Connection reset
I am able to access the feed from IE 7, Safari, and Firefox. I also successfully ran the feed through an rss validation.
Anyone every had this error and what suggestions can you offer to fix the problem?

URL:
https://www.seven-thoughts.com/rss/rss.xml

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