Every now and then I come across a limited-run podcast that wrapped up ages ago and I want to add it to my feed. I don't want to manually click through the old episodes one by one, I want to subscribe to it as if it were being published in realtime. Are there any tools that can help me with this?

I think what I'm looking for is some sort of app that republishes an existing RSS feed with a date offset based on whatever recent date you subscribe to it. Even better would be something that lets me specify my own custom drip rate so I can binge through large catalogs at my own pace.

I've been thinking about coding something like this but I don't want to reinvent the wheel if an existing solution is already out there.

Comixology: https://comixology.com/unlimited
Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/kindle-dbs/promoLanding?tag=ter000-20&ascsubtag=d9489bc654b311eabfd92ecf0bfff0bf0INT&promoCode=7cad7d39-c2cf-4e3d-9b17-4ebafbb03a41

As previously discussed here, Humble Monthly is switching to a new model with no "mystery games" where you'll be able to choose which ones you want to keep from a set selection.

It looks like the games were inadvertently revealed already (image link), so the first month's options will probably be:

• Shadow of the Tomb Raider
• Blasphemous
• Void Bastards
• Phantom Doctrine
• Dead In Vinland
• Horizon Chase Turbo
• Dark Future: Blood Red States
• Desert Child
• Aegis Defenders
• X-Morph: Defense

If that's an interesting set of games to you, you'll probably want to subscribe to Humble Monthly now to be grandfathered in on the "Classic" plan, which will let you keep all 10 games every month for $12/month (and you should be able to "pause" if you don't like a particular month). Otherwise, the plan options that will be available after Dec 6 are more expensive for fewer choices.

(Someone posted a thread like this but for triple-a videogames rather than software and people said no so I wonder if software is gonna be different.)

If you would or not, why? If you would, how much? What would be the side effects of this change if it was applied on a mass scale? What would be the potential drawbacks?

Edit: Can also apply to video-sharing platforms or forums or instant messengers any software as long as it serves a general purpose and complies with what's mentioned above.