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Chapter 2 Recommended Tools for Podcast Listening How to Find and Subscribe within the app for finding podcasts to subscribe to. to a Podcast Once you subscribe to a podcast, you can choose whether to automatically download the latest episode Podcasts can be found in many ways. If someone tells and whether to delete episodes you’ve finished. You you about an interesting podcast, you might start by can also choose from several other choices to cus- searching Google for the title, with the word podcast tomize your listening. We’ll look at both desktop and after it. You can usually find the website of the pod- mobile apps in the upcoming sections of this report. cast and from there find a link to subscribe. If you’re looking for a particular episode, you don’t actually need to subscribe. Most podcasts offer ways to listen Mobile Apps for iOS and Android to individual episodes in your web browser without subscribing.1 There are many options for listening to podcasts on Once you start subscribing to several podcasts, mobile devices. In this section, I’ll list some of the you’ll probably want to use a desktop or mobile app to highest-rated apps for iOS and Android. organize your subscriptions. Apple’s iTunes is the most One of the reasons to use a dedicated mobile app popular desktop app (for Mac or Windows).2 It also has for podcasts is that these apps have very useful fea- one of the largest directories of podcasts available, so tures, such as skipping ahead or back by a few seconds it’s a good place to search for and browse podcasts by (to skip introductions), a sleep timer, volume boost for topic. noisy situations, and so on. February/March 2017 To do a quick search, enter a podcast name in the My current favorite app is Pocket Casts ($3.99) iTunes search box, and then filter your results by pod- because it’s available for both iOS and Android, has casts. If you visit the Podcasts section of the iTunes many useful features, and has a very user-friendly store, you can browse by topic and other categories, design.4 Features such as free syncing across all your such as Editor’s Choice, New & Noteworthy, Modern devices, web playback (for a one-time fee of $9), vari- Audio Drama, and so on. able speed playback, skip ahead by 45 seconds or back alatechsource.org One thing to keep in mind is that iTunes does not by 10 seconds (the number of seconds is adjustable in contain all of the world’s podcasts. Some podcasters Settings), volume boost (for noisy situations, like in don’t configure their shows for it. Also, Apple has dif- the car), and a sleep timer. If you use both Android ferent iTunes stores for each country, so many interna- and iOS, you will like this app since you can sync your tional podcasts are not found in the US store.3 Because podcasts between Android and iOS devices. of that, it’s a good idea to use more than one directory. Several reviewers promote Overcast (free, for I’ll discuss these in the section of this report on pod- iOS only) as the best player available.5 It has features cast discovery later in this chapter. that are similar to Pocket Casts and in addition offers There are quite a few useful mobile apps for pod- “Smart Speed.” Smart Speed dynamically skips and Library Technology ReportsLibrary Technology cast listening, and they are available for multiple plat- shortens silences in talk shows. If you use only iOS forms. Most have a directory and search function devices, you might prefer this app. 10 Podcast Literacy: Educational, Accessible, and Diverse Podcasts for Library Users Nicole Hennig Another excellent iOS app is Castro, which focuses • Per-podcast effects settings on making it easy to set up a queue of individual epi- • Sleep timer sodes from different podcasts.6 It provides an inbox • Playlists where you can see the latest episode of each pod- • Unlimited number of playlists cast you are subscribed to. From there you can either • Unlimited episodes shown in playlists add an episode to your queue for future listening or • Streaming option archive it. You can drag episodes into any order you • Built-in directory like in your listening queue. Episodes can be streamed • Background downloading or downloaded. • Push notifications • Sharing on social media iOS Apps • Syncing across all your devices • Web playback • Overcast, free, https://overcast.fm. Also offers app for Apple Watch and web player, https://over Shortening silences can end up saving a lot of time cast.fm/podcasts. and is barely noticeable. Using a sleep timer is handy • Pocket Casts, $3.99, www.shiftyjelly.com/pock if you listen before bed, and syncing across all of your etcasts. Also offers web player, https://play.pock devices makes it easy to begin your listening at home etcasts.com. and continue later when in your car or out for a walk. • Castro, free, http://supertop.co/castro. • Downcast, $2.99, http://downcastapp.com. Also offers apps for Apple Watch, Mac, and soon CarPlay. Desktop Apps and Websites • Podcasts (Apple’s bu i lt-i n app), f ree , ht t ps://it u ne s .apple.com/us/app/podcasts/d525463029?mt=8. In addition to iTunes (mentioned earlier in this report), • Otto Radio, free, https://www.ottoradio.com. there are several other options for listening to pod- This app is designed to find podcasts and news casts on your desktop or laptop computer. stories that match your interests. It tailors play- lists to your desired listening time, useful for Mac and Windows Apps quickly setting up a playlist for a long commute. If you want to use a dedicated app, try one of these: Android Apps • iTunes, free, www.apple.com/itunes/download. • Pocket Casts, $3.99, www.shiftyjelly.com/pock • Downcast, Mac app, $7.99. https://itunes.apple etcasts. Also offers a web player: https://play .com/us/app/downcast/id668429425?mt=12. .pocketcasts.com. ReportsLibrary Technology • Castro, free, http://supertop.co/castro. Desktop Web • BeyondPod, free, www.beyondpod.mobi/android /index.htm. If you prefer to use your web browser, these are good • Player FM, free, https://player.fm. options: • AntennaPod, free, http://antennapod.org. • Podcast Republic, free, http://podcastrepublic.net. • Pocket Casts, $9 one-time fee, https://play.pock • Podcast & Radio Addict, free, https://play.google etcasts.com. .com/store/apps/details?id=com.bambuna.podcast • Overcast, free, https://overcast.fm/podcasts. addict. • Google Play Music, free, https://play.google.com alat /music/listen?u=0#/tps. echsource.org Features to Look For • ShortOrange, free, https://shortorange.com. (iOS and Android apps coming soon.) When deciding on an app to use for podcast listen- ing, the following features will make your listening Other Ways to Listen on Mobile or Desktop more convenient, especially if you subscribe to many Febr podcasts. Stitcher Radio uary/March 2017 • Smart speed (dynamically shortens silences) http://www.stitcher.com. With free apps for iOS and • Volume boost (normalizes volume in noisy situa- Android.7 tions, like your car) Stitcher is a very popular free app for listening to • Cellular downloads podcasts. It’s a little different from other services in • Variable playback speed (accelerated audio and that it hosts the podcast audio files itself and inserts slow audio) ads instead of linking to each podcast’s server. Some 11 Podcast Literacy: Educational, Accessible, and Diverse Podcasts for Library Users Nicole Hennig podcast publishers don’t like this practice because it include some podcasts as well.12 Audible is calling makes it difficult for them to measure their total num- this service Channels, and it offers a library of audio, ber of downloads (easy to do when using their own including original programs, articles read aloud, and servers). So you may find that a particular podcast more. It’s $4.95 per month for a subscription to Chan- you are looking for is not available on Stitcher. Still, nels or is free if you already have a monthly member- it’s a well-designed app that makes it easy to share ship to Audible’s audiobooks ($14.95). If you have an your favorite episodes on social media. In June 2016, Amazon Prime membership, you can get free access to Stitcher was purchased by podcast advertising com- “Audible Channels for Prime.” pany Midroll Media.8 To sum up, many streaming services are now including podcasts and can serve as an additional way TuneIn Radio to listen, especially if you are already using these ser- http://tunein.com. vices for music or streaming radio. But a dedicated Free with premium service for $7.99/month. app will provide the most convenience if you listen to With premium, you also get content from NFL, Major particular podcasts regularly. League Baseball, audiobooks, and ad-free music. TuneIn is mainly for streaming audio of over 100,000 radio stations from around the world, but Podcast Discovery it also offers streaming podcasts. You can listen on the website or in apps for smartphones and tablets on Just about every mobile or desktop podcast app men- multiple platforms.9 It also has apps for other devices, tioned in previous sections includes a directory, and including smart TVs like Roku, Chromecast, and Ama- that’s a good place to start when browsing or search- zon Fire TV. There is an Apple Watch app, and TuneIn ing for podcasts. is also available with the Amazon Echo (voice-con- In addition to those apps, there are also quite a trolled speaker).
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