Or, better phrased, why is the Bombcast the only podcast I know of that allows you to download everything they've ever recorded? The only other one that did that was the Hotspot, but they killed that feed months ago and now we're left with a few of the older casts and the new Gameplay podcast. All other podcasts default to caching(?) 50 or 100 podcasts at the most, and let the older ones lapse. I always thought it was a money issue, so that people couldn't eat up bandwidth by downloading, deleting and redownloading old podcasts, but in that case, why did a start-up like GB do it and old industry vets like IGN and Joystiq don't? The non-gaming podcasts also usually let older episodes lapse, and it's frustrating to have to manually download old podcasts. Then again, I probably should find a better use of my time, but that's a whole matter entirely.
tl:dr Why is GB the only podcast to allow you to download their oldest recordings, and others don't? What's your opinion on this?