Podcast files deleted

Please help! When I listen to a podcast on my iPod I find that it gets deleted from my iPod but remains in the iTunes library on my iMac. This is very annoying as I often listen to part of an podcast and when trying to listen to the rest of it later on I find it has gone!
Any help will me much appreciated.
Regards
Steve

Try this:
On the Edit menu of i-tunes choose preferences.
Click the podcast tab.
on the "Keep:" dropdown list choose "All Episodes"
Click Ok
I hope this helps.
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