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What we tried to do was to load the page as quick

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as we could by having the episodes maybe for

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the current month or the last five episodes possibly,

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and that means that the page loads quickly. For

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example, James Cridland does a podcast called

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Podnews Daily that has over 2 ,000 episodes.

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I'm sure you wouldn't want us to wait. for 2

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,000 episodes to load before you could start

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to use the page. We talked about searching for

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episodes by title or finding a guest. One of

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the other ways of searching for an episode is

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by date. Welcome to Fanzone, your bite -sized

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guide to getting the most out of the TrueFans

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podcast app. In each episode, we'll discuss an

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aspect of the app and hopefully answer any questions

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you may have about it. Plus... When you listen

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to fans owning TrueFans, you can earn as you

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listen and use your earnings to support your

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favourite podcasters. I'm Claire Waite Brown,

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independent podcaster and all -round podcast

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enthusiast. And I'm Sam Sethi, the CEO and founder

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of TrueFans. Episode six, we looked at what

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you see when looking at the screen you see when

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you are looking at the podcast as a whole rather

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than a single episode. And over the next few

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episodes of Fanzone, we'll look in more detail

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about all the things you can do from the show

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screen. Just like with the episode screen, if

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you scroll down, you'll see some tabs. And we've

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been talking about those tabs at an episode level.

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For the previous few episodes, and now moving

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on, we're going to talk about that tabs at the

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show level. Some of them might have the same

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name, but they'll be slightly different. The

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first tab we see is episodes where, not surprisingly,

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you can see a list of the episodes of that podcast.

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I was going to say all the episodes, but it might

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not be all at first glance. I just wanted to

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mention as well that in that list view, you will

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see icons. They are the same icons that you see

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on the episode screen. that we have talked about

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in the previous few episodes. So you've got your

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heart icon, your comment icon, etc. So you can

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easily do those from that screen as well. So

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we've clicked on that tab and I can see some

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episodes. Also on this screen, I can see a search

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box and a filters symbol. Can you tell me more

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about what those do, please, Sam? Yes. So the

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search box allows you to search for... episodes

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for longer podcasts you have a view all button

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at the bottom where you could see a list of all

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of the episodes but it may be that it's paginated

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so maybe the episode you're looking for is on

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screen two three four or five so instead of you

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having to click the button you could type out

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the title of the episode you might be able to

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type out a guest as well so for example if you've

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listed a guest with your episode you can also

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search for the guest within that episode. Brilliant.

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And then why do I need a filters button? Under

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the filters icon, you get two options. The first

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one is the ability to see view all. Again, if

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you want to see all episodes. What we tried to

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do was to load the page as quick as we could

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by having the episodes maybe for the current

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month or the last five episodes possibly. And

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that means that the page loads quickly. For example,

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James Cridland does a podcast called Podnews

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Daily that has over 2000 episodes. I'm sure you

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wouldn't want us to wait for 2000 episodes to

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load before you could start to use the page.

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So we limit the amount. So View All gives you

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that option. New would just allow you to filter

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out any podcast. And you may have listened to

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some of the podcasts or some of the episodes

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in that podcast. And so you may just want to

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see the new ones that you haven't listened to.

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Resume is clearly you've started to listen to

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a podcast and you now want to filter it by just

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show me the podcast I've started and therefore

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I can resume. And replay is I've finished this

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podcast, only show me those podcasts I've finished.

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Maybe I want to start listening to one of those

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again. So new resume and replay are the three

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states of the play button that you have and you

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can filter it so you can just limit the episodes

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by one of those. And I see here, once you've

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clicked on filters, you can also search for a

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date. Yes. So one of the things we talked about

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searching for episodes by title or finding a

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guest, one of the other ways of searching for

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a episode is by date. So you might say, here

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we are in April 2025. I know there's a podcast.

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It was in January 2023. Well, again, you could

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go to the bottom of this screen and click the

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pagination and click, click, click, click, click

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for ages. Or you just type the date in and that

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will then give you the episode that you're looking

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for. Brilliant. All makes perfect sense as usual.

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Thank you so much. Thanks so much for listening.

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There are lots more episodes of Fanzone for

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you to get stuck into and that show you how to

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make the most of the fab features that this forward

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-looking podcast app has to offer podcast listeners

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and creators alike. We'd love to hear from you.

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You can send us a comment on TrueFans, more

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about that in the Fanzone episode on comments,

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or email support@truefans .fm.
