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# Import from Podcast

## Quick Steps: How to Import from Podcast

1. **Open Streams.** Select the + icon to create a new Stream. 
2. **Choose the Stream type**: Import Podcast.
3. **Select an app.** Choose which app the Stream will be published to.
4. **Insert a Podcast feed**. Provide a valid Apple or RSS podcast link.
5. **Hit enter and allow the channel to load.** Once loaded, select Import.
6. **Open the Stream.** In the Streams Editor, go to Episodes.
7. **Select the + icon in the Streams Editor.** Choose specific episodes that you want to add to your Stream by selecting ADD. To add entire channel playlists, go to [Podcast Sync](#podcast-sync-settings). 
8. **The** [**Listing**](https://everyday-digital.gitbook.io/publishing-docs/publishing-options/listing)**,** [**Theme & Assets**](https://everyday-digital.gitbook.io/publishing-docs/publishing-options/theme-and-assets) **will be populated with data from the channel.** Check and edit where needed.
9. **Configure** [**Targeting**](https://everyday-digital.gitbook.io/publishing-docs/publishing-options/targeting) **then** [**Publish**](https://everyday-digital.gitbook.io/publishing-docs/) **the Stream.**
10. [**Publish**](https://everyday-digital.gitbook.io/publishing-docs/) **the Stream.**

{% hint style="info" %}
To add podcast episodes, a **valid podcast URL** is required. Please enter either the **podcast RSS feed link or the Apple iTunes link.**  
{% endhint %}

## **How to add podcast episodes to a Stream**

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Add episodes from a podcast
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## Linking a podcast to your Stream

### How to get the iTunes podcast link

**To copy the iTunes podcast link, use one of these methods:**

* in the Apple Podcast app, select the options icon and **Copy link**,&#x20;
* open the Apple podcast in your browser and **copy the URL** from the browser tab, or
* open the Apple podcast in your browser, **select the share icon and then select the link icon.**

{% embed url="<https://cdn.falkor.io/uploads/2020/07/cloud-file-4792/d97a126ec37af8372980362551a27553.mp4>" %}
Copy the iTunes podcast URL to add to your stream
{% endembed %}

## How to get the podcast RSS link

If the podcast has not been published to iTunes, find the RSS link on the podcast website.

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Copy the podcast RSS URL to add to your stream
{% endembed %}

## **Podcast Sync Settings**

**You can choose to** **sync the podcast.** Syncing a podcast means that all episodes (up to the latest 100 episodes) in a podcast will be added to your Stream.&#x20;

### Sync Settings

**Automatically Update**\
Yes or No.

**Automatically Publish New Episodes**\
Yes - new episodes should automatically publish.\
No - I would like to select which new episodes to publish.

**Check For Updates Every**\
Day, Week, or Month.

**Podcast Feed**\
Link to podcast.

## Podcast Stream: Update Notifications

**Update your team when new episodes are added.** Enable or disable notifications for each team member using the toggle.&#x20;

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