ohm

ohm

What do you use to listen to podcasts?

What do you use to listen to podcasts? I find iTunes and Spotify to lack certain features and have yet to find a good platform for podcasts.

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andresriveros

andresriveros

As an users of Pocket Casts I can not live without:

  • Skip intros customised per podcasts. Some podcast have from 1 min to 5-6 minutes of advertising . You can easily forget about that. When you listen a lot of podcasts, all of that time adds up very quickly.
  • Variable speed/trim silence customised per podcast. Some podcasters speak faster. Some topics are more complex and details must be listen more carefully to fully get the most of the episodes.
  • History of listened episodes.
  • Sync between platforms. I can start to listen to an episode in the Macbook and finish it on the go in my phone.

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andresriveros

andresriveros

I use Pocket Casts. It is multi-platform and it covers all I need.
https://www.pocketcasts.com

ohm

ohm

Last I tried to listen to podcasts in Spotify, there wasn’t a way to “mark as watched”. The same goes for listening to audiobooks with Spotify. If I had already read chapter 1, there’s no way to tell Spotify. The lack of such a basic features really turns me off from using the product at all.

iTunes / Apple Podcasts keeps wanting to sort descending by date, such that the newest is on top. That seems really odd to me. I would like my audiobook and podcasts in chronological order with the oldest (first) at the top and the newest (last) on the bottom.

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