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Re:Four features that justify a new Unix shell by zimpenfish on Friday October 23, 2020 @10:38PM (#24876493)
If you have that in a variable, which you presumably would if you're reading them one at a time, you can use "remove longest matching prefix" substitution.

    $ i="/podcast/with/nasty'--c h a r$/and/stuff/track1.mp3"
    $ echo "${i##*/}"
    track1.mp3
[Edit: 'thezilch beat me too it by a couple of minutes]
Re:Four features that justify a new Unix shell by sergeykish on Saturday October 24, 2020 @08:22AM (#24878727)
This part is really cryptic, I would prefer

    $ function remove_longest_matching_prefix () { echo "${1##$2}"; }
    $ remove_longest_matching_prefix "$i" '*/'
    track1.mp3
awk -F/ accepts stream as in perl example
Re:Four features that justify a new Unix shell by Jare on Saturday October 24, 2020 @06:46AM (#24878315)
You still get +1 for providing a pointer to the explanation while remaining clear and succinct.