[h=2]Show off Your Podcast with Hue[/h]Hue is designed for podcasting making it easy to show your podcasts in an attractive and organized way.
[h=3]Control and Organize Content[/h]To organize the content and separate normal posts from the podcast posts, Hue is organized to:

• Show all posts with the podcast tag on the homepage with an auto-generated number for each post (Episode)(E1, E2,…).

• Show all posts with the blog tag on a separate /blog page.

[h=3]Make Money with Hue[/h]Hue comes with full membership and members support which makes it the ultimate theme for monetizing your podcast with Ghost.
[h=3]Love Dark Mode?[/h]Enjoy reading your blog in dark mode. The dark mode is automatically based on the Operating System mode. Also with the navigation button, you can choose between dark and light modes.
[h=3]Find It Faster[/h]Instant search your posts as you type. Search organizes your results into links and photos for more visibility.
The supported languages are English, Russian, French, Spanish, Germany, Portuguese, Italian, Finnish, Dutch, and Danish.
[h=3]Choose from Different Icons[/h]You can choose from 8 different icons for podcast services to add to the homepage Hero section.
[h=5]The icons are for the following services:[/h]

• Apple Podcasts
• Overcast
• Spotify
• Pocket Casts
• Castro
• Breaker
• Google Podcasts
• RadioPublic

[h=3]Deploy with a Git Push[/h]Integrated with the Deploy Ghost Theme GitHub Action for easy theme deployment.
[h=3]Hue Also Comes With[/h]

• Search support
• Images lazy-loading for optimal performance
• Translation support for 9 different languages. German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Finnish, Dutch, Turkish, and Danish.
• Disqus, Commento & CommentBox comments
• Syntax Highlighting
• Related Posts
• Responsive Tables

[h=3]Want to use Hue for a normal blog?[/h]If you like Hue but want to use it for a normal blog and show all the blog posts on the homepage, not just the posts tagged with the podcast. You can do that with a simple theme customize, the theme documentation shows exactly how to do this.
Hue Documentation
Hue Changelog