Submitting a podcast from taiwan

Frustrating!
I have an account. I am in Taiwan. My credit card is from Taiwan. Because apple only sells iphone apps in Taiwan, i am unable to access the US store unless i change my location to the US. Then i can get podcasts. When i try to submit MY podcast, it says i cannot purchase anything because i live in Taiwan. Of course, i am SUBMITTING a podcast feed, not purchasing anything! There must be some way to work around this, or does apple have a policy of censoring content from non-approved nations?

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1. I submitted my Podcast and realized I submitted the incorrect feed URL.
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