How to Juice Up Your Podcasts on Windows or Mac

1. How do I get Apple podcasts on Windows?
2. Does Microsoft have a podcast app?
3. How do I listen to podcasts on my Windows laptop?
4. How do I watch podcasts on my PC?
5. Where can I download free podcasts?
6. Can you download Apple podcasts?
7. What is the best free podcast software?
8. Which is the best podcast app?
9. Are podcasts free?
10. How do I save a podcast to my computer?
11. Can I record a podcast on my laptop?
12. Can I listen to Google podcasts on my computer?

How do I get Apple podcasts on Windows?

Download podcasts from the iTunes Store on PC

1. In the iTunes app on your PC, choose Podcasts from the pop-up menu at the top left, then click Store.
2. Click in the search field in the top-right corner of the iTunes window and enter a word or phrase. ...
3. To choose where you want to search, click Store in the top-right corner of the search results.
4. Press Return.

Does Microsoft have a podcast app?

Just open the Microsoft Store app on your Surface computer, then check for available podcast apps.

How do I listen to podcasts on my Windows laptop?

You can listen to those podcasts on a plethora of podcast players, but these are the six best on Windows 10.

1. Cross-platform syncing: Pocket Casts.
2. Native UWP: Grover Pro.
3. Podcasts and music: Spotify.
4. Native media: MusicBee.
5. Lesser known: Audiocloud.
6. News heavy: NPR One.

How do I watch podcasts on my PC?

Many people listen to podcasts on mobile. If you use a Windows PC and want to listen to podcasts, then your best option is to use a desktop client.
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The 6 Best Podcast Managers for Your Windows PC

1. iTunes. iTunes is a popular podcast manager for Windows. ...
2. Grover Podcast. ...
3. CPod. ...
4. MusicBee. ...
5. VLC Media Player. ...
6. gPodder.

Where can I download free podcasts?

Apps for Podcasts on Android

• Google Podcasts. Access millions of podcasts in the easy-to-use podcast app. ...
• Castbox. The award-winning podcast app allows you access to more than 50 million podcasts. ...
• Pocket Casts. ...
• TuneIn Radio.

Can you download Apple podcasts?

The reality, of course, is that no mobile platform has a claim to podcasts, and virtually any podcast you can find on the iPhone's Apple Podcasts app is also available for Android.

What is the best free podcast software?

The best free podcast recording and editing software

• GarageBand. Product name: GarageBand. G2 star rating: 4.2 out of 5.0. ...
• Audacity. Product name: Audacity. ...
• Power Sound Editor. Product name: Power Sound Editor. ...
• Music Maker. Product name: Music Maker. ...
• Studio One. Product name: Studio One. ...
• WavePad. Product name: WavePad.

Which is the best podcast app?

Best Podcast Listening Apps (For iOS & Android)

• Player FM.
• Pocket Casts.
• Castbox.
• Podbean.
• Stitcher.
• Laughable.
• TuneIn Radio.
• Spotify.

Are podcasts free?

Listening to audio programmes, or podcasts, is simple if you have access to the internet. You just need to find a podcast platform or app that suits you and then sample some of the many thousands of podcasts made around the world. All podcasts are free, and most are available via many different apps.

How do I save a podcast to my computer?

Save your podcast.

If you are using a manager like iTunes or Zune, you can simply click "save" or "get" next to the episode's name to save it to your computer. Otherwise, you will have to copy the podcast's URL and paste it into your manager.

Can I record a podcast on my laptop?

Recording Solo into your Computer

Let's take the simplest option first: recording a podcast on your own. If you're flying solo, then the easiest choice is to record right into an editing package, like Audacity, or Audition. Audacity is the first choice for many, for one very good reason: it's free!

Can I listen to Google podcasts on my computer?

Google Podcasts is available on desktop web with playback and syncing. Since last year's launch, Google Podcasts has primarily focussed on Android and Google Home devices. A web experience at podcasts.google.com is now in development and already supports listening, syncing, and browsing episodes.