How do you erase old podcast in the mode list ?

Thanks.
Well I used the "List" view on the right and I was able to delete podcasts from there.
I guess I'll have to get used to another view...
I also lost all my old poscats archived though. Not sure if it is because of wonderful 11.1 iTunes or because I bought a new computer. They're all lost. But that's a different problem.
Since you seem so ressourceful, maybe you can help on another problem that I don't seem to be the only one having ? Have a look at the discussion titled "
In iTunes 11.1 when a podcast finishes it starts playing the next oldest one automatically.

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