PodSilo

Whether you want to catch up with news, listen to your favorite radio shows or perhaps you enjoy listening to newsreaders for media, a podcast manager could come in handy.
PodSilo is a tiny tool designed to help you automatically download and manage podcast RSS feeds so that you never miss out of the latest content from websites and blogs.

Lets you view the description for all the available feeds

After a quick setup, you are welcomed by a clean and user-friendly interface that is unlikely to give you any trouble. You can add the RSS that interest you by accessing the dedicated button solely, as the app does not support drag and drop.
The feeds are listed in a dedicated tab along with their description and the corresponding URL list. As far as their content is concerned, you can preview the full list and click on each one to preview the summary.
As a side note, the app also displays whether the episodes are downloaded along with other valuable information, such as the duration, publish date, bitrate and file name, for instance.

Enables you to schedule downloads when the podcasts are available

Adding and removing podcast is a straightforward process and you can activate the Selection Mode if you are interested in grabbing just a few of the podcasts' episodes.
Depending on your needs, you can choose to download the content right away, a feature that can come in handy if you are used to listening to a favorite radio show on your way to work, for instance.
Then again, if you are an avid listener of a certain podcast, you will be happy to learn that you can also schedule downloads, so the app grabs them as soon as they are released. In case you are worried about the storage on your PC, then you should bear in mind that you can configure the app to delete content after a given interval.

A reliable podcatcher for downloading and managing feeds

In the eventuality that you are looking for a utility that lets you grab and sort the newest episodes of your subscribed podcasts, then perhaps you can consider giving PodSilo a try.