How to Find and Stream Podcasts in RadioX (Search, Charts, Genres)
Search or browse charts and genres, open a show and tap an episode to stream it. Follow shows to see their latest episodes; progress is saved so Continue Listening resumes exactly. Podcasts come from public directory data and the show's own RSS feed.
The problem
Most podcast apps want an account, push a store, and bury what you were halfway through. You want to search a show, play an episode and find your place again tomorrow.
Steps
- Open Browse and search by show or topic, or browse the top charts and genres.
- Open a show to see its details and episodes.
- Tap an episode to stream it. Use the player’s scrubber to seek.
- Follow (favourite) the show to keep it in your Library.
- Come back via Listen Now → Continue Listening to resume.
What’s saved, and where
- Progress per episode is stored on the device, which is what drives Continue Listening.
- Followed shows are stored in your library and sync through iCloud when available.
- Episodes are streamed; nothing is downloaded or redistributed.
Tips
- If a feed is slow or an episode won’t start, the publisher’s server is the likely cause; try again later.
- Playlists can mix podcast episodes with Apple Music songs (see the playlists guide).
- Playback continues in the background and shows on the Lock Screen.
FAQ
Do I need an account? No. No account or sign-up.
Where do episodes come from? The show’s own public RSS feed, found through Apple’s podcast directory.
Are episodes downloaded? They are streamed. RadioX does not download or redistribute them.
Do followed shows sync? Followed shows sync through your iCloud account when iCloud is available. Listening progress stays on each device.