How To Build A Custom RSS Feed RSS feeds are a great way to share other stories and other sites with your readers. The only thing is, when you add an RSS feed to your sidebar, you get everything that is posted to that feed and sometimes the content is not really what you want to show at your site. One story might be great, the next, totally not relevant to what your site is about. I have been trying to find an easy solution to this problem. One that would allow me to 'cherry-pick' stories and add them to a custom feed. A few weeks ago, I searched again and found a solution that I think works really well and is easy to implement. If you look in the sidebar on the right, you will see an RSS feed called "Custom Video Feed". I've set it up as an example for this particular post. If you hover over each item in that list, you will notice that they come from different sites. Two are from YouTube and one is from Ted.com. Entry Summary -- (Either Write a short summary or copy paste the summary from youtube)  When he was just 14 years old, Malawian inventor William Kamkwamba built his family an electricity-generating windmill from spare parts, working from rough plans he found in a library book. Ignore the other fields for now and click "Save Item" There you go. Item 1 is entered. Enter as many as you like!