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After I removed the .podracer/tempsub and podracer started running again I 
found two instances of an error message that read: podracer internal error 
(0) I bailed out of podracer once that had happened.  The lst thing in 
.podracer/podcast.log was a new podcast I had subscribed to and one of its 
enclosures had been downloaded.  Might this kind of error happen if the 
xml file downloaded from the podcast has some formatting problems?