The more listeners engage with your new shows and episodes, the higher they will rank for relevant search terms, so make sure to promote your shows and episodes on Apple Podcasts when they launch. If your show does not appear, troubleshoot podcast availability. Learn more about availability and distribution. Apple Podcasts is available in over 170 countries and regions and all are enabled for new shows by default. Search will only display the channels, shows, and episodes creators made available in each country or region. Like charts, while ratings, reviews, and shares help indicate a podcast’s newness, popularity, and quality, they are not factored into Search results.
Search finds the best possible match to your search term and presents the most relevant results at the top. Filtering search to Your Library is a great way to quickly find podcasts you’ve listened to or saved. Toggle to Your Library to search only the shows you follow and episodes you’ve saved or downloaded. To search all channels, shows, and episodes available on Apple Podcasts, tap All Podcasts. Tap a suggestion or finish typing your query and tap the Search button to see the most relevant results. Once you start typing, suggestions will appear to help you find what you’re looking for. You'll be asked a few questions and then be connected with Apple Support or offered the option to make an appointment.Start typing a search term in the search box. Visit Apple's Support portal on the web to get started. If, after all of these troubleshooting suggestions, you still aren't able to stream, download, or access podcasts in the Apple Podcasts app, it's time to elevate the issue to the next level. If that still didn't work, there's one last thing to do.
You can either go from here, adding back your content as needed, or follow the steps to erase your iPhone and, instead, select Restore from a backup instead. Once you're signed in with your Apple ID, open the Apple Podcasts app and see if it works. Tap Apple ID to sign in with your Apple ID.Tap iCloud at the top of the Settings page.Normally, you'd select "Restore from a backup," but you'll actually want to select "Set up as new iPhone (or whichever device you're restoring on).Īfter setting your iPhone up as new the first thing you'll want to do is sign in with your Apple ID if you didn't do so during the setup process. When the process is complete, you'll see the initial "Welcome" window. Tap Erase All Content and Settings, then tap Backup and Erase or Erase Now (Image credit: iMore) Launch the Settings app on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.If something should go wrong in this troubleshooting, you'll be happy to have a fresh backup. I highly recommend that you take a moment to Back up your device before continuing.
You should only take these steps if you've tried the steps above and it still doesn't work. You'll have to add all of this back in again. This includes wallpapers, Wi-Fi passwords, font sizes, screen brightness, and yes, Apple Pay. You'll lose all of your system settings and will have to manually add them back in. It'll be like you've never deleted the app at all.Īt this point, hopefully, the bug has been cleared and you can go back to listening to your favorite podcasts, but if it's still not working, read on. Open the Podcasts app, then tap Continue when prompted (Image credit: iMore)Īfter tapping Continue, you'll be taken right back to your account data, complete with your favorite shows, Up Next playlist, and more.
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