RSS feed of top/recent/featured or search in iMixes?

I know that it's possible to create RSS feeds of certain aspects of iTunes through the iTunes Music Store RSS Feed Generator, but it doesn't cover the whole store-- specifically I'm looking for iMixes... any iTunes insiders care to share some details on how that might be possible?
I was hoping that something like the following example URL would work for this, but it does not:
http://ax.phobos.apple.com.edgesuite.net/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wpa/MRSS/iMixSea rch?sortMode=1&type=iMix&term=rocknroll&ign-mscache=1
Do I not have the right syntax? Or is it that the generator just doesn't support this function right now?
Thanks!
4th gen 20GB iPod Windows XP Pro

Wordpress can construct a proper podcast feed, including the 'itunes:image, 'itunes:summary' and 'itunes:subtitle' tags; there will be places to enter this data but I'm afraid I can'd advise on WordPress. It does seem to have a steep learning curve as we see more problems with Wordpress podcasts than any other creation method.
Unless someone who happens to have got a WordPress podcast working happens to see your question and offer information I can only suggest that you look for a Wordpress forum or some Help on it.
Although it won't help you with Wordpress you might like to look at this page about podcasting basics: it includes a sample basic feed so that you can at least see what one should look like:
http://rfwilmut.net/pc

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