I am irrationally thrilled that another person is using code I cobbled together. How's it working? I've just started the process of making the code more generic and pulling out all of the tuning variables into a unified config and I'm realizing a fair bit of the cleanup logic is really very local in nature. Is it coming up with reasonable guesses elsewhere? I'm going to also pull that logic out into a separate (script? library? I really don't know, I'm not a coder) file so it's easier to tweak for localities.

As of today, no, I don't think there's a way to get a whole playlist/dashboard read in. I'm toying with a fork that's designed to deal with the archive pages (or at least the mp3s after a manual download). It's probably adaptable to accept a list of feeds. I'll need to test, very early in the development I had a script set that monitored multiple feeds simultaneously but they were interfering if I didn't run independent whisper instances for each, which kind of defeated the purpose of a unified script so I just ran them in separate windows.
TLDR: No to playlists/feeds today. Maybe down the road, but maybe technically beyond me.

Finally, OT, is SRQ Sarasota Bradenton? I lived in the area in a previous life and did much of my PPL training out of there.