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Upload podcast episodes to Spotify via RSS & Google Drive

Luis AcostaLuis Acosta
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2/3/2026
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🎧 Upload Podcast Episodes to Spotify via RSS & Google Drive

Skip the manual steps and publish your podcast episodes to Spotify in minutes — fully automated.

This workflow takes your finished audio, uploads it to Google Drive, updates your podcast’s RSS feed in GitHub, and pushes it live on Spotify and other platforms linked to that feed. No more copy-pasting links or manually editing XML files — everything happens in one click.

It’s perfect for podcasters who already have an RSS feed connected to Spotify for Podcasters and want a repeatable, hands-free publishing process.

💡 What this workflow does
✅ Reads your finished MP3 from a local path or previous automation step
☁️ Uploads the audio to Google Drive and creates a public share link
📄 Fetches your existing rss.xml file from GitHub
➕ Appends a new <item> entry with title, description, publication date, and MP3 link
🔄 Commits the updated RSS file back to GitHub, triggering updates on Spotify
🎯 Ensures your episode appears on Spotify once your RSS is already linked in Spotify for Podcasters

🛠 What you’ll need

  • A Google Drive account with OAuth credentials and a target folder ID
  • A GitHub repository containing your rss.xml file
  • An RSS feed connected to Spotify for Podcasters (set this up once before running the workflow)
  • An MP3 file that meets Spotify’s audio format requirements

✨ Use cases

  • Automate weekly or daily podcast publishing to Spotify
  • Push your AI-generated podcast episodes live without manual editing
  • Maintain a single source of truth for your feed in GitHub while streaming across multiple platforms

📬 Contact & Feedback
Need help customizing this? Have ideas for improvement?

📩 Luis.acosta@news2podcast.com
Or DM me on Twitter @guanchehacker

If you’re building something more advanced with audio + AI, like fully automated podcast creation and publishing, let’s talk — I might have the missing piece you need.

Upload Podcast Episodes to Spotify via RSS and Google Drive

This n8n workflow automates the process of preparing and publishing podcast episodes by fetching episode details from GitHub, retrieving audio files from Google Drive, and setting up the data for an RSS feed.

What it does

This workflow streamlines the podcast publishing process with the following steps:

  1. Triggers Manually: The workflow is initiated manually, allowing for on-demand processing of podcast episodes.
  2. Fetches Episode Data from GitHub: It retrieves information (likely episode details or metadata) from a specified GitHub repository.
  3. Edits and Transforms Data: The retrieved data is then processed and transformed using an "Edit Fields (Set)" node, preparing it for subsequent steps.
  4. Retrieves Audio Files from Google Drive: It connects to Google Drive to fetch the actual audio files for the podcast episodes.
  5. Reads/Writes Files from Disk: The workflow interacts with local disk storage, likely to temporarily store or process the audio files.
  6. Executes Custom Code: A "Code" node is used to run custom JavaScript, which likely performs further data manipulation, file processing, or prepares the data structure for the RSS feed generation.
  7. Provides Explanatory Notes: A "Sticky Note" is included, indicating that the workflow is designed to "Upload Podcast Episodes to Spotify via RSS & Google Drive," providing context for the overall goal.

Prerequisites/Requirements

To use this workflow, you will need:

  • GitHub Account: For fetching podcast episode metadata.
  • Google Drive Account: To store and retrieve podcast audio files.
  • n8n Instance: A running n8n instance to import and execute the workflow.

Setup/Usage

  1. Import the workflow: Copy the provided JSON and import it into your n8n instance.
  2. Configure Credentials:
    • Set up your GitHub credentials to allow the workflow to access your repository.
    • Set up your Google Drive credentials to allow the workflow to access your audio files.
  3. Customize Nodes:
    • GitHub node: Configure the specific repository and resource to fetch your podcast episode data.
    • Edit Fields (Set) node: Adjust the field transformations as needed for your podcast metadata.
    • Google Drive node: Specify the folder or files where your podcast audio is stored.
    • Read/Write Files from Disk node: Configure paths for temporary file storage if necessary.
    • Code node: Review and modify the JavaScript code to match your specific data processing and RSS feed generation logic.
  4. Execute the workflow: Click the "Execute workflow" button to run the process manually.

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