My first podcast has disappeared.

...leaving only my second one. I have done nothing different, nor messed with feedburner. Any idea why this is happening?
Thank you!

This is your feed:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/typepad/kKxS
It has twelve entries dating back to 8 July, but only one - that of 12 July - has playable media. iTunes does not display entries which do not have playable media.
It's possible that you had an earlier entry with playable media. Many podcast creation programs/services limit the number of episodes which appear in the feed, after which as new episodes are added earlier ones are removed and archived. As you have eleven non-playable episodes this is why a playable episode may have been removed after apparently only one new one.
Usually there is a setting somewhere where you can increase this limit. Mixing up a blog and a podcast in this way is likely to cause problems: really it's better to have a podcast feed which is all playable episodes.

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