Considering there is no GTK nor native Python support in Android, I sincerely doubt it. The best podcast aggregator and arguably the dominant one on Android right now is Doggcatcher (in case you're interested in looking at it), but it doesn't feel or work like gPodder. Personally, I thoroughly enjoy both gPodder and Doggcatcher, but they're two completely different applications that do things in various different ways with differing ways of handling things like playlists and views.

If you prefer gPodder, you could continue to use it on your desktop to sync podcasts to your Android device via USB to play in the media player. (Unless a module is written to support OTA wifi syncing automatically.. hint hint?)

Well, that's just lazy and irresponsible. You don't go yelling in the laundromat about your town's tax appropriations. I hope you yell that type of thing to the town hall. Get it?