ID3V2 tags with iTunes

Hello,
I have a podcast with mp3. I added ID3V2 tags to it. However, when I view the podcast on iTunes the ID3V2 information does not automatically populate. Is there anything I need to do to see that information?
Thanks

Hello,
If you mean the info button, I did click that. However, the comments that I made on the ID3V2 are not visible.

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