February 13th, 2025
Bluesky podcast comments and auto-posting
Transistor just launched two exciting new features for the Bluesky social network - automatic episode posting and comment integration for your podcast website!
Key Features
Automatic episode posting to Bluesky when you publish new episodes
Social preview images with episode titles and audio indicators
Comments sync between Bluesky and your podcast website
Built-in discussion features for audience engagement
Works with Transistor's podcast website themes
![Auto-post your podcast episode to Bluesky, replies show up as comments on your website!](https://marketing-cdn.transistor.fm/img/asset/bWFpbi9hdXRvLXBvc3QtcG9kY2FzdC1lcGlzb2Rlcy10by1ibHVlc2t5LWdldC1wb2RjYXN0LWNvbW1lbnRzLW9uLXlvdXItd2Vic2l0ZS5wbmc/auto-post-podcast-episodes-to-bluesky-get-podcast-comments-on-your-website.png?q=90&p=lg&s=42485ca8074280330df501d0803a1d7a)
What is Bluesky?
Bluesky is a new social network built on an open protocol, similar to Twitter and Threads, but with fewer API limitations. This means we can offer powerful features that aren't possible on other platforms, giving you more ways to grow and engage with your podcast audience.
How It Works
Auto-Posting
Connect your Bluesky account in Transistor's integrations
Customize your post template
Every new episode automatically posts to Bluesky when published
Comments & Discussions
Any replies to your Bluesky post appear on your podcast website automatically
Listeners can join discussions directly from your episode pages
Include a "Join the discussion" link in your show notes using a liquid tag
Creates a two-way engagement channel between your website and Bluesky
Here's an example of how it works:
Getting Started
If you're a current Transistor customer, you can enable these features right now in your dashboard under Integrations. New to Transistor? Start your 14-day free trial to try these features.