I've only tried this on the free episodes.
In firefox go to dev tools, then network. Click on the Play/Performance Analysis button. You maight have to reload the page.
The media element of the page, the .mpga file in this case, will usually be at the end of the list.
Right click on it and there are various options to take the link. You can use curl to download it or whatever works. I just copied the link into a browser address bar, deleted the characters at the end until it looked like a media link, loaded the link which started it playing, then saved the *.mpga file in the browser.
you can also use PowerShell with youtube-dl, it works for fetching video and audio from any media source install the module, and type in youtube-dl -x [link] and it will extract the audio from a video source, for example it will convert Matt's cushvlogs from mp4 to m4a audio sometimes you have to type in -x --verbose to make it work last thing, youtube-dl has to be kept up to date or it will probably stop working, see youtube-dl --help for commands
did you set up an account to post that?
also, can people set up alerts to see when other users log on to the site?
yes i did; i don't know/noidea for good measure, i'll also mention the Ctrl+Shift+C method, which brings up the debug console for your browser - you can retrieve the audio or video stream that you currently have open, unless the site scripting prevents that; i use Opera for this purpose because it has in-built VPN
and you just happened to reply at the exact time I'm logged in, which is rarely.