Error Message with iTunes update

Since updating to the latest version of iTunes, I'm getting an error message that doesn't make sense.
This is the message:
"Some of the iTunes Store files in the iTunes library were not copied to the iPod because
the iPod may only contain content from five iTunes Store accounts."
1. I don't sync any music, I put it on manually
2. I only have 4 iTunes Store accounts, not 5.
3. It only happens when syncing podcasts. But when I check all podcasts are synced properly.
Has anyone else seen this?

It is also happening with newer content from the iTunes Store. Any thoughts out there?

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