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There are more than 3 billion user-generated playlists on Spotify. That means hours upon hours of carefully curated lists of tracks listeners can’t get enough of. Until recently, playlists were exclusive to music. But now, in the true spirit ofAudio First, Spotify users can combine music and podcasts on the same playlists.

From belting out the best songs to binging a podcast, setting up Spotify in your car is simpler than ever, with a variety of ways to play Spotify through your car speakers. And with a Spotify Premium account, you can save your music and podcasts for offline listening, perfect for when you drive through spotty areas. It doesn’t seem like a hard bargain, given what the app offers. It’s a free download, however, and you will need an Android device with Android 4.1 or above to use this. My Android devices play all the podcasts just fine but the desktop app has issues. Actually for me it works so that whenever I click the play button for some podcast episode, nothing happens. But if I just leave the playback running, after maybe 10 minutes the app suddenly starts playing the episode normally. Spotify won’t play outside of the app. Technical Issue If I press the home button or Go to Lock Screen, it just pauses and though I can unpause, the song doesn’t play, it just continues the songs time but doesn’t play. Note: While Spotify doesn’t play ads that interrupt the music listening experience of Premium subscribers, some podcast creators may include third-party advertising, host-read endorsements or sponsorship messages in their episodes. Pick your device below to find out how to use podcasts on Spotify. By sharing your podcast to your Instagram story, your friends and followers can 'Follow' your show on Spotify straight from the app. Share your podcast episodes. Or, tap into your latest episode to let your friends know there's a new episode out! Once the episode is posted, anyone who sees your Instagram Story will be able to tap 'Play on.

With this recently released, frequently requested functionality, users can build playlists of podcasts, or add podcasts to existing playlists for a mixed-media experience. Users can also set up a playlist of multiple podcasts in a row—perfect for a long drive or maybe a run—or integrate their favorite songs with news, comedy, or sports podcasts. (Here’s an idea: set up a selection of sunny, feel-good songs for before, after, and in between a bunch of great true crime podcast episodes—you know, to balance yourself out.)

With these new opportunities for creativity, the options are endless. And the best part—it’s as easy as making a playlist full of music.

To add a podcast to a playlist on mobile:

1. Simply navigate to a podcast episode you love.
2. Tap the three dots to the right of the track or episode.
3. Tap “Add to playlist.”
4. Select a playlist you’ve already created you like to add it to.
5. Or, tap to create a new playlist from scratch.
6. Play around with interspersing podcast episodes with music tracks to curate hand-picked listening sessions.
7. Share with your friends or make your playlists public—others are sure to love them too!

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Then, once you’re ready to play hours of queued-up content, head back to “Your Library” to see all your playlists in one place under the “Playlists” tab in Music. Sound familiar? If you’ve ever made a playlist for your favorite songs, you’re already a pro.

**Pro tip: If you’re using Spotify on your computer desktop, you can stream the playlists you’ve made on mobile that include podcasts. You just can’t make a playlist with a podcast in it from your desktop—yet.

Whether driving the familiar streets of your daily commute, breaking out the guide book for a road trip, or just going around the corner to grab some milk, the first thing most people do when they get in the car is turn the volume up. And if you already use Spotify to listen to your favorite songs, artists, and podcasts—maybe through your home speaker or Bluetooth headphones—you can easily and seamlessly continue listening from the car.

And your car listening experience keeps getting better. Thanks to new Spotify playlists such as Your Daily Drive, which combines the very best of news talk shows, including the relevancy and personality of the hosts, with the best of audio streaming (on demand, personalized playing and discovery), you can arrive at your destination even more informed. Plus, we’ve made it even easier to sync Spotify with two of the most popular navigation apps, Google Maps and Waze. It’s quick to enable playback controls within the navigation settings, making switching and selecting music as seamless as possible. And, with our integration to Google Assistant, it’s also possible to use your voice to control what you listen to in the car.

From belting out the best songs tobinging a podcast, setting up Spotify in your car is simpler than ever, with a variety of ways to play Spotify through your car speakers. And with a Spotify Premium account, you can save your music and podcasts for offline listening, perfect for when you drive through spotty areas. So no matter what type of car or phone you have, take a look at the options below to see which works best for you. Soon you’ll be well on your way.

Please remember that safety is the #1 priority on the road – ALWAYS observe traffic laws.
NEVER attempt any of these connectivity methods while you are driving, and avoid interacting with your device while your car is in motion.

If your car has an AUX or USB socket, using a cable is probably one of the fastest ways to connect.

1. Make sure you have the correct type of cable to connect to your phone (you can check with your car’s manufacturer if you don’t know which type you need). Some phones no longer have a phone jack, so you may also need the dongle that came with your phone.
2. Find the AUX or USB socket in your car and plug in the cable. (Try looking for it on the center console.)
3. Turn on your car and stereo, select the AUX input, then open Spotify and tap play.

Use Bluetooth to go wireless and enjoy all the functionalities of your smartphone or tablet.

1. While you’re in park, go to “Settings” in your car stereo or to find the Bluetooth menu, then choose the option to pair your device. Some cars have a voice control button on the steering wheel instead—press that.
2. Sync by turning on Bluetooth on both your mobile device and your stereo.
3. Select your car, enter the pairing code if needed, then open up Spotify and hit play.
4. You’ll see larger, driver-friendly icons in the Now Playing view on your phone, and you’ll also be able to quickly change songs with the Choose Music icon at the bottom of the screen.
5. If you have audio controls on your steering wheel, you may now be able to control what you’re listening to from there.

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Have Android Auto or CarPlay? Lucky you—your car is already Spotify integrated!

1. For Android Auto, start your car, plug your phone into the USB port, and play Spotify.
2. For CarPlay for iOS, start your car and make sure Siri is on. Plug your phone into the USB port or connect wirelessly. Then, on your iPhone, go to “Settings,” then “General,” then “CarPlay.” Select your car and get listening!
3. Check out Spotify Everywhere to see if your car offers the Spotify app built into the dashboard. Just to note, some cars require Spotify Premium for integrated listening.

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Take Spotify along for the ride, no matter where you’re going or what you drive to get there. Can't delete spotify app.

Also be sure to check out our Driving Hub, the ultimate pit stop for the best driving music and podcasts. Or, take Spotify for the ride with additional information on how to introduce your car to your favorite music and podcasts.

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More of an audio learner? Check out our podcast series, “How to Use Spotify in the Car.”