How to burn a podcast to Audio CD?

OK, so it's "old-fashioned" but I need to burn a playlist of podcasts to an audio CD.
No, not to an ipod - to a CD.
When I try, it isn't compatible. I suppose it's because the podcast is coming from a URL. The formats are not synching.
So bottom line question is: how do I reformat a Podcast so that it will burn to an audio CD?
Thanks for the help.

Sunzanna,
My problem was similar, I think; My podcast playlist would "copy" to an Audio CD but the file size was typically 8 or 9 kb-no data there. After many failed workarounds changing formats, etc., I sucessfully recorded my tracks by choosing the "Data CD or DVD" radio button in the "Burn Settings" window which pops up when you select the "Burn" button. There is a warning that the subsequent product may not play in all players-They play fine in my car CD player, however. Good luck.

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