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Sam Sethi: If you want to report an episode for any reason,

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maybe the language is a bit fruity and it wasn't marked

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explicit. You've listened to all

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the bit that you wanted to and now you want to take it off

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your queue.

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Claire Waite Brown: Welcome to Fanzone, your bite sized guide to

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getting the most out of the TrueFans podcast

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app. In each episode we'll discuss an

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aspect of the app and hopefully answer any

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questions you may have about it. Plus,

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when you listen to Fanzone in TrueFans, you

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can earn as you listen and use your

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earnings to support your favourite

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podcasters. I'm Claire Waite Brown,

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independent podcaster and all round podcast

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enthusiast.

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Sam Sethi: And I'm Sam Sethi, the CEO and founder of

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TrueFans.

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Claire Waite Brown: When you're listening to an episode of a podcast

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on TrueFans, you will notice the

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icons that are under the play or

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resume button. We've already talked about

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the first few of those icons and now we're going to talk

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about the final icon. It's a dot, dot,

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dot in a circle, which suggests

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to me there's a few extras in there. Is that right,

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Sam?

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Sam Sethi: Correct. Yes, there are. So the first one

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is very simply, if you click on it, you go

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back to the show, so you go up to the podcast

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level. The, uh, next one is if you want to share

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this episode with friends. Oh, I really enjoyed this

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episode. Share it to social media wherever you want.

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You can mark an episode as played. Now, why

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would you do that? Well, it may be that you've got it in

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a list that you want to get through. You've listened to

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all the bit that you wanted to and now you want to take it off

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your queue. Remember, there's one, uh, user

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setting as well that makes this really useful. You can

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set that we hide all shows

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that are marked as played or completed

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so that you can see in a podcast episode

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list what you haven't, uh, listened to yet.

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Um, so you can hide stuff as well. Being marked as

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played goes straight into your history tab in your

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profile, so you can go and see a history of what

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you listen to, how long you listen to it, and by

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month as well and year. So it's a nice way of just keeping a

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record of what you've been listening to. After

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mark as played, there's the create note option. And, um,

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we'll talk more about this in detail in a future

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episode. The next one down is the

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download icon, so you can download the

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audio and listen offline.

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And finally, if you want to report an episode for

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any reason, maybe the language is a bit fruity and it

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wasn't marked explicit. Or maybe there was a comment made

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that you thought was wrong. Then you can report that back to

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both the creator, uh, and us at, uh, TrueFans.

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Claire Waite Brown: Fantastic. Thank you.

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Thanks so much for listening. There are lots more episodes

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of Fanzone for you to get stuck into and that show

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you how to make the most of the fab features that this

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forward looking podcast app has to offer

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podcast listeners and creators alike.

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We'd love to hear from you. You can send us a comment

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on TrueFans, more about that in the Fanzone

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episode on comments or email

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suppor@truefans.

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