Libsyn Old Episodes

Hello Everybody, I'm wondering if there is a way to automate listening to some old podcast episodes. I started listening about halfway through a longstanding and ongoing podcast that has 700+ episodes. I have always listened on Apple Podcasts, but you can only download 100 episodes. This show is longstanding but not a commercial effort with lots of resources behind it.

The episodes are available all the way back to number 1 in a web browser on the show page at libsyn.com. (I am not sure if it is permitted to post the link or if that would be promoting.) However, it is cumbersome to either (1) listen in the web browser because it is difficult to keep track of where I am both between and in episodes, and difficult to listen "on the go"; or (2) download every single episode individually (at least if I download I can delete as I go, making it easier to track where I am listening, but it is still not as easy as a podcast app).

Is there any way to make this easier?

Thanks!

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