Removing unwanted workflow feeds form Podcast Producer Libary

I know how to remove workflows from the server – Podcast Composer > Open Remote > Delete Workflow. I've also used Terminal for removing feeds.
But.
Even after doing these things I still have unwanted feeds in the workflow section of my Podcast Library.
Has anybody else encountered this issue? Anybody worked out a solution?
Thanks
Barry

You have 2 options, both are using the podcast command line
1- remove the feed using podcast --removefeed --feed_uuid UIID
2- disable the feed using podcast --disablefeed --feed_uuid UIID
UUID is the feed_uuid of the workflow feed

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