Where is my podcast?

Just picked up a week 39 Friday at the Apple Store in Soho.
First I'd like to say that so far everthing I've tried is working really well. Screen is perfect, all of my photos from iphoto display beautifully, regardless of size, format etc. Sound is great. Coverflow seems to have missed only a few covers but have yet to check my itunes library to verify. Haven't tried out wifi/Safari yet but will give it a go next week. Still don't get the whole wifi/password thing yet!! I don't have wireless at home but will have to explore neighborhood hotspots etc.
My question is:
I have one podcast downloaded via itunes. I can't seem to find the podcast icon on the ipod touch. I'm sure it's there somewhere........could anyone help me find my podcast?
Many thanks in advance.

If you want to add that icon to the bottom of that screen after you've chosen More you can select Edit from the top of the screen and pull the icon down into the bottom. It will only hold four choices plus More so it'll replace on of the other choices but I wanted Podcasts down there and was willing to replace one of the other choices (even though it's still available).

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Where do iTunesU podcasts go on iOS5? Don't appear in 'More'.

Where do iTunesU podcasts go on iOS5? Don't appear in 'More'.

Are you downloading these directly to the iPad or syncing them? They should appear in the Music App in the "More" category at the bottom which I think you realize from the wording of your question. If they were synced to the iPad - try it again - check and make sure that you have the podcasts selected to sync in the iTunes podcasts tab.
You can always try the basics.
Restart the iPad by holding down on the sleep button until the red slider appears and then slide to shut off. To power up hold the sleep button until the Apple logo appears and let go of the button.
Reset the iPad by holding down on the sleep and home buttons at the same time for about 10-15 seconds until the Apple Logo appears - ignore the red slider - let go of the buttons.
Quit the Music app and restart the iPad. Go to the home screen first by tapping the home button. Quit the app by double tapping the home button and the task bar will appear with all of you recent/open apps displayed at the bottom. Tap and hold down on the Music app icon until it begins to wiggle. Tap the minus sign in the upper left corner to close the apps. Restart the iPad.
@rmlysik - Podcasts never appeared in iTunes on the iPad - iTunes on the iPad is where you purchase content - it is not a media player - unless there is something about iTunesU podcasts that I am not aware of.
Podcasts typically would be found in the Music App or in the Videos App if they are video podcasts.

WHERE ARE THE PODCASTS ON MY IPOD!?!?!!?PLEASE HELP!!

OK.
I've got 8 podcasts on itunes.
I have the podcasts thingy on the main menu.
I've got a 2GB silver ipod nano.
WHERE ARE MY PODCASTS?
I've tried everything,yet I still can't view them on my ipod.HOW DO I GET THE PODCASTS ON MY NANO?
PLEASE HELP!!

OK.
I've got 8 podcasts on itunes.
I have the podcasts thingy on the main menu.
I've got a 2GB silver ipod nano.
WHERE ARE MY PODCASTS?
I've tried everything,yet I still can't view them on
my ipod.HOW DO I GET THE PODCASTS ON MY NANO?
PLEASE HELP!!
First of all, you don't need to use CAPS in thread title, as many people will consider this a desperate shout for attention you're not likely to get.
Then, make sure your podcasts are synced with iPod. If they are, podcasts should be available from "Music" menu. If they 're not, browse for sync options in iTunes and make them copy to your iPod. After all, if you subscribed to video podcasts, don't be surprised you can't view them on your Nan for one obvious reason... iPod Nano can't view videos.

Where are the podcasts?

I have an iPod with dock. I loaded a couple of podcasts on it and they show up under music-genre on the iPod itself. However, they don't show up on the iPod in iTunes. I want to manully put on and take off podcasts on the iPod because I have a nano as well. How can I see the iPod's podcasts in iTunes so I can manually delete them from the iPod?
I did reset the iPod. Thanks for your help.

OK.
I've got 8 podcasts on itunes.
I have the podcasts thingy on the main menu.
I've got a 2GB silver ipod nano.
WHERE ARE MY PODCASTS?
I've tried everything,yet I still can't view them on
my ipod.HOW DO I GET THE PODCASTS ON MY NANO?
PLEASE HELP!!
First of all, you don't need to use CAPS in thread title, as many people will consider this a desperate shout for attention you're not likely to get.
Then, make sure your podcasts are synced with iPod. If they are, podcasts should be available from "Music" menu. If they 're not, browse for sync options in iTunes and make them copy to your iPod. After all, if you subscribed to video podcasts, don't be surprised you can't view them on your Nan for one obvious reason... iPod Nano can't view videos.

Where are downloaded podcast stored for viewing?

Where are downloaded podcasts stored for viewing?

I'm sorry, I forgot to mention that I'm looking for podcasts on my iPad2. I've downloaded several podcasts, but cannot locatethem on th iPad to view them. Do you know how I can find them?

Where did my podcasts go?

I just upgraded iTunes and my podcasts, music etc... has gone away. Where are they how do I get them back in tunes to download like they always did. I am hoping I do not have to re-subscribe to everything to get it down loaded again.
This is a poor upgrade decision if that is the case. How can you arbitrarily wipe out settings and content on an upgrade?

Hello jasonmaclennan
You would need to revert to a previous iTunes library file to get it back, the article below to get your media back into iTunes.
No content shows up in iTunes after updating
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1967
Regards,
-Norm G.

So where are my podcasts and other items that are in my itunes library

Once again Apple has decided to "upgrade" and change a perfectly serviceable "look" for why Who knows. But My podcasts are not visible nor are any of my other MP3 downloads. Where is the sidebar that allowed me to move around and navigate Itunes.
My playlists are now also missing

Go through each of the sources Music, Movies etc. and select Playlists. Use the ellipsis ... to enable sources. Apps, Tones, and Internet Radio don't have a Playlists button, the others do and remember your selection. Not exactly the same as the old sidebar, but not too different.
If you are really missing content see Empty/corrupt iTunes library after upgrade/crash.
tt2

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I have been able to setup a few podcasts and I've even watched some of the files download, however, I can't figure out where my iMac is storing these files. I want to download them to my mp3 player.
Thanks!

Click on the Podcast episode and 'Get Info' (Command-I).
Click on the 'Summary' tab.
Near the bottom of the window you will see where it is located.
Another method is to click on the Podcast episode and choose 'Show in Finder' in the file menu (Command-R). This will directly show the file.
If you don't see the episodes of the Podcast, click on the small triangle left to the name of the Podcast.
Hope this helps.
M

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I just installed the new itunes 7.0 and now all the podcasts i had saved in my library have vanished. I know they are somewhere because i have some in my playlists, but i used to look in my music library for all of them, but now they are not listed. I look in the podcasts menu and see the shows ready for download, but where do i find the older saved shows list????

I created a Smart Playlist and they are all there. THANK GOD!!!

Where are the podcast found?

I just transferred all my iPad 1 things to my iPad Air 2 but can't figure out where the Podcasts are.
Could some one please point me in the right direction?
Thanks

If you restored from a backup, these Apple a Support articles on how the backups work and what items are backed up, will help ...
Choosing an iOS Backup Method (Should I Use iTunes or iCloud to back up ...)
https://support.apple.com/kb/HT5262
Back up and Restore your iOS Device with iCloud or iTunes
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1766
iTunes: About iOS Backups
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4946
Create and Delete iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch Backups in iTunes
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4946
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The new version of iTunes just wiped out months of collected podcasts, even though it is still set to keep them all? Where did they go? How can I redownload them all if they are no longer available? What did you break Apple?!

See this thread, amongst others; a shorter discussion here.
Short version: it looks like some people have had the files completely disappear from their computer; for others, the files are still on their computer, but iTunes can no longer find them.

Where did my podcasts go, fourth time asked?

I still need an answer to this please.
ok, the other night my iTunes started with a weird message
about how the library was corrupted and it was making a
backup (didn't say where the backup was though). Now when
I look at my iTunes all the Podcasts are empty. What's
more, because the iTunes thinks i have zero podcasts it
deleted them off my iPod without letting me know it was
going to do that.
When I looked on the hard drive to make certain the files
were deleted everything is there, so that's good. The
iPod is now saying that it has all this free space since
it now doesn't have the podcasts in it. So how do I get
back the podcast list without a) having to redownload all
4000 (some of which is news stuff and won't be accessable
again), or b) having to import them into my music library,
did I mention over 4000?
Thank you.
mestill.

You mentioned the only two options. It may 4000 tracks but they can be
added to library with on use of the 'add folder' to library function in main
menu. Select the podcast folder when you do it and they will all be added
to library.
By the way you were not getting answers because you were indicating that
you did not want to do either of the two options that do what you want.
The reason why I was not interested in the two options was precisely what’s
ending up right now. I have to resubscribe to everything, plus use the add
folder to get the ones that are no longer downloadable, since some of them
are only available for a limited time. So now I have duplicates all over the
place and I have to spend time not only reconnecting everything but weeding
out extras. This option was not a good call.
The original reason why I asked and didn’t want to use the options I
mentioned and you suggested was because it didn’t make sense. My
playlists were fine, my library was untouched, it was only the podcasts that
seemed to disappear. Movies, there, tv shows, still there. So what caused
this one part to detach? I was hoping there was some small thing that someone
could suggest, some pull-down menu or internal code I could type in that
would re-direct the something-or-other to where the podcasts were. I know
there wasn’t any reason it decided to do this, the laptop didn’t shut down
abnormally, no electrical storms, no viruses, nothing weird. So what changed?
I am also a computer tech, so that is usually the first question I ask, “what
changed?”, usually something downloaded or installed, deleted or other
such thing. I already checked all this, however I do not know all the ins-and-
outs of iTunes. Hence why I asked here.
So instead of finding something where I can fix it quick I get work. Lots of
work. This did not resolve the issue, just wallpapered over the hole.
me.

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I'm trying to add
My podcasts: http://web.mac.com/jupiterspaceport/iWeb/Cyclotron%20Majesty%27s%20site/Podcast/ Podcast.html
But how do I do this when the links have all been changed. I cannot even find where to submit one anymore!
Last time I tried doing it in earlier versions It gave me some ambiguous error message:
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If so, simply drag them into your iTunes library and you should be good to go.
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Adi.

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