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Michigan Radio's quick guide to podcasts

Podcast guide

Interested in checking out our growing collection of podcasts and radio shows? If you are having some trouble figuring this all out, here’s a quick, easy guide to download and stream our shows! 

You can download a podcast, to hear it offline whenever you want. 

You can stream, to hear it when you are connected to the Internet. 

And you can subscribe to an RSS feed or a service like Apple Podcasts to automatically download episodes when they come out.

Wondering what you can listen to from Michigan Radio? Check out our podcast directory to get started. 

How about the Michigan Radio app?

1) You can download the Michigan Radio app on iPhone or Android devices.

2) Find the three-line menu icon (?) on the top left, then click it.

3) Select "Podcasts" from the menu. 

4) Choose which podcast you'd like to listen to and click on it. 

5) From there, you'll be taken to a page with the latest episodes from that podcast. Click on the episode you want, and it will start streaming through your app!

How about NPR One? 

NPR One is an audio app and website from NPR that "connects you to a stream of public radio news, stories and podcasts curated for you." You can choose to listen to a stream of news from NPR and other local NPR stations, or you can search specifically for station-produced podcasts. 

How about Apple Podcasts?

If you have an iPhone, this app is already pre-loaded. Just look for the purple Podcast logo.

1) Once you have the app open, go to search or browse to find shows to select.

2) If searching, you can find a show by name or topic. Browse will show you top-performing podcasts and more. Here are links to a few of our podcasts:

3) Once you've found a show that you like, click on it.

4) Clicking on subscribe will add the show to your podcast library and also update your library when new episodes are added. (You don't have to subscribe to listen to the show)

5) Clicking on an episode will stream it through your phone. You can download it by clicking on the cloud icon. This will save it to your phone and library so you can listen to it while offline.

6) If you need more in-depth help, check out this helpful post.

How about Google Podcasts? 

1) You can download Google Podcasts from the Google Play store.

2) Tap Search 

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3) Enter the podcast name you're looking for (or a general topic). 

4) Once you've found your podcast, tap it, and click "Subscribe"

  • For more info on how to use Google Podcasts, check out this nice guide.

How about Pocket Casts?

Pocket Casts is a podcast player available in both an app or on an internet browser. It allows you to search or browse its over 300,000 show offerings. It also offers some cool features, like the ability to change your playback speed, trim silence for quicker listening, and offers episode filters that make it easier to find something to listen to. You can learn more about it here. (Note: Pocket Casts is available for $3.99)

Apart from the Apple Podcasts app, all of these can be used on any device (including Android phones).

But what if I want to use Google Home/Alexa?

Here is a handy (30 second!) video on how to set Michigan Radio on your speaker.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKyR2Svp2iM

Michigan Radio podcasts

Here some more of our podcasts and shows at Michigan Radio:

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  • Stateside: Find Stateside's individual segments along with the entire show on this feed. The program covers a wide range of Michigan news and policy issues — as well as culture and lifestyle stories.
  • Believed: How did Larry Nassar, an Olympic gymnastics doctor, get away with abusing hundreds of women and girls for two decades? Believed is an inside look at how a team of women won a conviction in one of the largest serial sexual abuse cases in U.S. history.
  • Kids These Days: Kids These Days is a podcast hosted by teens, about teens. Get an unfiltered look into teenage life and find out what we're thinking about, laughing about, and stressing about.
  • Same Same Different: When your buddies tell you “we like you because you’re not like most black people,” should you throw down or lay low? How do you support your transgender kid when their own sibling thinks transgender is a misguided choice? What makes someone an “other,” anyway?
  • The Environment Report: Get Michigan's latest environmental news with Lester Graham. 
  • Issues & Ale: Issues and Ale is an event series designed to engage people in conversations about important issues facing Michigan in an informal atmosphere. This is the audio from those community events.
  • It’s Just Politics: Join Zoe Clark and Rick Pluta every Monday morning for a fast-paced spin inside Michigan politics. Political junkies get your fill!
  • MorningSide 48224: What happens when community members lead the conversation about their community? MorningSide 48224, a community-led podcast, will endeavor to find out. 

We hope this helps you get started. Happy listening!

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