[Banshee-List] Can't see podcasts on my android

[John Gregg <johnrgregg comcast net>]

I am running banshee 2.6.1 on a laptop running Ubuntu 13.04

When I buy music from Amazon, it takes the form of mp3 files, that I can 
import into my music library using banshee. When I then sync to my ipod 
or android phone, it shows up just fine. In particular, when I go to my 
phone and run the "Music" app that came with it, I see my music and can 
play it to my heart's content.

However, when I go to a web site that contains mp3 files that happen to 
consist not of music, but of guys talking, the same process fails. I 
download the mp3, and import it into my main music library using banshee 
as always. It shows up there, and I can play it on my laptop by clicking 
the green "play" arrow with the "song" (actually guys talking) 
highlighted. So far, so good. However, when I drag the "song" from my 
main music library to the "32 GB Volume" that is my android phone, 
banshee puts it not in the "Music" folder like all the other mp3s, but 
in a "Podcasts" folder. I can see it on the phone from within banshee, 
and even play it on my laptop from the phone within banshee with the 
phone hooked up through the USB cable, but I can't see the "song" on the 
phone itself. The "Music" app does not show it in any of its many menus, 
and the podcast app (beyondpod) seems to know nothing about it.

What is the real difference to a digital device between an mp3 file that 
is a song and one that is a "podcast"? As far as I can tell, the word 
"podcast" only means "audio file I will sadistically refuse to let you 
hear". Why does banshee treat this mp3 file differently from actual 
songs that are mp3 files? If the guys in my podcast had been talking 
slightly more melodically, would banshee have thought of it as music and 
put it in the right place on my phone and thus let me hear it?

-John Gregg