I subscribe to podcasts that require paid subscriptions. It works fine on iTunes, but I can't find a (free) Android app that supports Podcasts that require basic authentication. Does anyone know of one?
BeyondPod supports Feed Authentication. I use the pro version which costs $7, but if you choose not to go pro there are only a few limitations. The free lite version should still handle Authentication.
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