Streaming > Music, Podcasts, & Audio How to Listen to iTunes Podcasts on Android You don’t need an iPhone or iTunes to enjoy podcasts on Android By Coletta Teske Whitehead Coletta Teske Whitehead Twitter Writer Central Washington University Coletta Teske is a Lifewire writer focusing on consumer electronics. She has 30 years' experience writing for Adobe, Boeing, Microsoft, and many others. lifewire's editorial guidelines Updated on September 9, 2021 Tweet Share Email Tweet Share Email In This Article Expand Jump to a Section Listen to Podcasts From a Website on Android Transfer Podcasts From iTunes to Android Find Podcasts on Google Podcasts You don't need an iPhone to enjoy the millions of podcasts available on the internet. Learn how to listen to iTunes podcasts on your Android phone or tablet using an app or a web browser. Instructions in this article apply to all smartphones and tablets no matter who made your Android device, including Samsung, Google, Huawei and Xiaomi. How to Listen to Podcasts From a Website on Android Many podcasters make their podcast episodes available on their websites. To listen to podcasts from the web: Open a web browser on your Android device and go to a website such as NPR that makes podcast episodes available for listening or download or check the site attached to a podcast you listen to, and you'll likely find a listening link. Many podcasts also have a download link for offline listening. If you are looking specifically for iTunes podcasts, Go to the iTunes Preview page and select the Podcasts tab. Choose one of the categories to search for podcasts by topic or use the search field at the top of the screen if you know the name of a podcast. Choose a podcast to open an information screen. When you find a podcast you want, you’ll see a list of episodes and a link to listen to the podcast online. Many—but not all—iTunes podcasts include a link for listening online. When you find the podcast, select the episode you want and select Listen, Play, or the appropriate icon (these vary but are similar in most podcasts) to play the podcast episode. Select the Download link (often represented as a down arrow) if one is available to save the podcast episode to the Android Downloads app. Podcasts downloaded from websites are typically in MP3 format and play on any Android media player. How to Transfer Podcasts From iTunes to Android If you use iTunes on your Windows 10 PC, it's possible to transfer podcasts from iTunes to your Android device. However, before you transfer episodes, subscribe to the podcast. To download podcasts to your computer and move them to your Android device: Open iTunes on your Windows computer. Go to the iTunes Store podcast page and look for a podcast you want. Select Subscribe on the podcast homepage. Select Library from the menu at the top of the podcasts screen and select a podcast to display the available episodes. Select the Download link to the right of an episode you want to download. Open the file manager on your computer and go to Music > iTunes > iTunes Media > Podcasts to find the downloaded podcast episodes. Connect your Android device to your computer via USB cable, and open its contents with the file explorer in a separate window by selecting Open in new window. Select the podcast files you want to transfer from your computer and drag the files to the Music folder on your Android device. When the files are transferred to your Android device, find them in your device's internal storage and select an episode. The file plays in the default media player. How to Find Podcasts on Google Podcasts If you want to use a dedicated Android app to listen to your favorite podcasts, give Google Podcasts a try. If you find a podcast on iTunes, chances are you'll also find it on Google Podcasts. You can get the Google Podcasts App on Google Play. To find podcasts: Open the Google Podcasts app and tap the magnifying glass in the upper-left corner to search for podcasts. Select the podcast you want and tap Subscribe to add the podcast to your list of favorites. Tap Play beside an episode to start listening. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit