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I just use Google Podcasts.
Have you considered switching to a more privacy-friendly and open-source alternative like AntennaPod?
Not really, to be completely honest. I'm still too deep in the Google ecosystem.
That doesn't make much sense to me, RSS is a standard, you should be able to swap out one podcast client for another. What are the barriers?
I'm lazy, and I already use Google Podcasts to keep track of what I've listened to already. Other than a client, I would also need to self-host something, so that I can continue my listening seamlessly (with synched progress) from multiple devices, including web browser on desktop, as I mentioned in a different comment.
You can sync AntennaPod with the public instance of gpodder.net.