Podcast Submitting Error "We Require That Feeds Include a Title"

Can someone please help me...
I have recently created a Podcast in GarageBand, which I have shared to iWeb to be included in my website. I don't have a .Mac Account, so publish the site to folder which I then upload to my ftp.
When you view the site, www.blacklightaudio.com you can subscribe to the Podcast without problem, iTunes opens and the episodes download. However, I am under the impression (quote me if I am wrong) that I need to submit the podcast for inclusion in iTunes. I therefore go to iTunes, online store, submit podcast.
I enter the url www.blacklightaudio.com/Site/Podcast/rss.xml and get the following error, "We Require That Feeds Include a Title".... Keeping this in mind I thought that there might be a problem with the /rss.xml file, therefore I manually changed this to /blacklightaudio.xml but I still get the same problem.
Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?
Many thanks in advance.
- Neil

Yep, there is something missing there, but perhaps it is because you have entered the same data twice (or in the wrong place).
If you look at a Feed, for example in Safari, there is a line at the top which is (of course) a title. I have one at feed://www.extensions.in.th/ext_link.xml and when you link to that, you get "Macs in Bangkok - Information" on the top line. This information is entered in the "Channel" section, and I have <title>eXtensions: Macs in Bangkok - Information</title>
What I see with your however, is "feed://www.blacklightaudio.com/Site/Podcast/rss.xml" instead of descriptive information. If you go back into the application you created it in (or even a text editor) you will see the relevant line.
Message was edited by: Graham K. Rogers
As an additional point, I see that the links themselves within each item are not right. They show with a % sign between the parts, which I am pretty sure is an indication that there are spaces that should not exist.
Message was edited by: Graham K. Rogers

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If you look at a Feed, for example in Safari, there is a line at the top which is (of course) a title. I have one at feed://www.extensions.in.th/ext_link.xml and when you link to that, you get "Macs in Bangkok - Information" on the top line. This information is entered in the "Channel" section, and I have <title>eXtensions: Macs in Bangkok - Information</title>
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I recently tried to submit a podcast to the iTunes store, but was rejected during the first step. Where it asks for the feed url, I put it in, feed://web.mac.com/rafaelsands/GreatCommercials_Podcast/Great_CommercialsPodcast/rss.xml but it said +"We require that feeds include a title."+ When I do it through the advanced menu though, it works fine. All I did was make it in Garageband and published it in iWeb. Did I have to run t through some other program first? I don't know what it means when it says "title".
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