I'm in that position now also as a matter of fact. I didn't really think of mixing them all up and sorting them by date. I like to listen to all the same podcasts too if I can. It's sometimes easier to stay on the story line if they lead into the next one especially. If it's just isolated programs, then no problem to jumble them up some. It takes a long time to catch up when I get behind on them. :-(
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On Oct 27, 2013, at 8:34 AM, "Jim Saklad" <jimdoc@icloud.com> wrote:
>> Jim, sometimes I get behind and have multiple "editions" of podcasts to catch up on. For instance, I might have two Nosillacasts and two MPUs to listen to. I don't want to hear both of one before listening to both of the other; I want to listen to the oldest one, then the next by date, etc. I didn't find a way to have Podcasts do that.
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> Ah. I misunderstood what you wanted.
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> Last Fall and Winter I got *months* behind in listening to podcasts, and have been steadily catching up ever since. I pick *a* podcast, and listen to it, oldest first, then the next day I might pick a different 'cast, and catch up on *it*, oldest first.
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