Safari 2.0.4 can't detect RSS feed from my site.

Good Day!
This morning I craeted and posted a short Podcast. It is located at:
www.debbierosemyers.com/resources
There is a link to the Podcast called Podcasts. When I click the link, it opens in Safari as tons of text. I cannot get it to download as anything but a text file.
When I open it in Netscape, the file downloads to my desktop and open in iTunes with no problem. My friend was also able to download it from a Windows based machine as well using Explorer. I seems to work in Firfox as well.
I just can't figure out if I created the file incorrectly or if there is somehting in Safari that I have set wrong. Can someone help me out?
Thanks!

took me a second to figure out what you were asking...plus your posted link was missing some pieces.
Anyway, you have a link to an .m4a audio file. Browsers have a set of file extension associations that tell the browser what to do when it comes across a specific file type...prompt you to download it, open another application, etc... In your browser there should be a preferences or settings area, look for something called MIME Types or File Types...most likely the .m4a file type either doesn't have anything associated with it, it's set improperly or its not in there at all.
Erik

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