Several Podcast issues - Explicit Tags, Logo not showing up...

iTunes is looking for a feed at

http://feeds.feedburner.com/SandwichGenerationRadioShowWrigglingInTheMiddle

This is not a podcast feed - it's missing a number of vital tags, in addition to which the FeedValidator report throws up a number of serious errors which invalidate even as a non-podcast feed. As a result the Store is not updating and no-one can subscribe to your podcast.

This suggests that you made some change after the latest episode shown on the Store page. Your site links to a feed at

http://www.wrigglinginthemiddle.com/?feed=rss2

The Feedvalidator report for this feed shows up some errors, but this feed can be subscribed to: however it's not the feed registered with the iTunes Store.

It rather looks as if you have submitted an incorrect feed to Feedburner - from the look of it it may be that you've submitted the feed for the blog, not the podcast, but this is something you'll have to investigate.

You don't want to 'submit a podcast' in iTunes: that would be a completely new podcast (it might come to that, but hopefully you can avoid it).

If my guess is correct, you are creating the feed in WordPress and submitting it to Feedburner, and evidently have submitted the Feedburner feed to iTunes.

It obviously worked originally or you wouldn't have a Store page. My guess is that at some point you changed the feed you were submitting to Feedburner, hence the problem.

What you should do is to submit

http://www.wrigglinginthemiddle.com/?feed=rss2

to Feedburner. It may take a little time for it to take effect, but when you can click on the 'Subscribe Free' button on the Store page and see your podcast in the 'Podcasts' section of iTunes, with all its episodes and no error message as now, you will know you're OK: the Store page will take a day or two to update.

No... you have to submit the feed I mentioned to the existing Feedburner account, which produces the feed which iTunes is looking for.

What happens (AFAIK) is that in the beginning you create a feed. You submit it to Feedburner. Feedburner creates a new version of the feed, adding a lot of it's own tags, and that is what is submitted to iTunes.

You can change the feed which is submitted to Feedburner, and it will issue a revised version of its feed at the same URL, so iTunes will just accept the changes.

What seems to have happened is that you had a valid feed going to Feedburner in the first place: then somehow the blog feed was submitted. Feedburner passed this on to iTunes, but as it's not a podcast feed you have the situation you have now.

So you need to reverse what happened and get Feedburner to take the feed which works. You may have to check in Feedburner's Help pages for the exact method of doing this.

Creating a new Feedburner account create a whole new feed URL so you would have to submit that to iTunes as a new podcast - and it would be rejected because there is already a podcast of that name. Doing this won't correct the problem with the current iTunes Store page and the subscriptions from it.