How to Use iTunes - Finding and Saving Podcasts

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Use iTunes - Finding and Saving Podcasts

There are thousands of Podcasts available for free from the iTunes Store. Learn how to find and save your Podcasts.

Things You'll Need

  • Computer
  • iPod
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Instructions

  1. Finding Podcasts

    • 1

      Start iTunes.

    • 2

      Click on the iTunes Store link.

    • 3

      Click on Podcasts in the iTunes Store panel.

    • 4

      Click on the Browse button in the right store window to browse through categories of Podcasts (e.g. arts, business, education, music, news, etc.).

    • 5

      Click on the Power Search button in the right store window to search for a specific Podcast by Title, Author, Description and/or Category. A list of Podcasts within the search criteria are listed.

    • 6

      Double-click on a Podcast title to hear a preview of it. (If it is a Video Podcast, you will also see a preview of the video portion.)

    Saving Podcasts

    • 7

      Click the Get Episode button if you want a copy of the Podcast. The video will be downloaded (saved) to your iTunes library.

    • 8

      Click on the iPod link in your left iTunes window to see the Podcast you downloaded. (See Related Articles for information on listening to your Podcasts.)

Tips & Warnings

  • Sign in to your account or create a new account so you can pay for your Podcast before it is downloaded to your computer if necessary. Most Podcasts are free.

  • You want to select Get Episode (or Download) for your Podcast. If you select Subscribe, you will get a download of not only one episode but all future episodes automatically. (See Related Articles for details on subscribing and unsubscribing to Podcasts.)

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