Popular Popcast workflows & automations
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Tweet new Popcast podcast episodes automaticallyby
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Get a weekly email digest of new Popcast episodesby
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Add a new row to Google Sheets when there is a new episode for the "Popcast" Podcastby
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Receive an SMS when there is a new episode available for the "Popcast" Podcastby
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Email me when a new Popcast episode is releasedby
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Get IFTTT phone alerts for new Popcast episodesby
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Add new Popcast episodes to Google Calendarby
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Add new Popcast episodes as Todoist tasksby
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Post to Discord when a new Popcast episode dropsby
Create your own Popcast workflow
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How to connect to a Popcast automation
Find an Applet using Popcast and X (Twitter)
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Review trigger and action settings, and click connect. Simple as that!Weekly content updates
Receive a weekly email digest that summarizes all new Popcast episodes, making it simple to stay in the loop without constant checking.
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About Popcast
Popcast is a music podcast presented by The New York Times. It offers in-depth discussions about popular music, featuring interviews with artists, critiques, and analysis of industry trends. The topics range from specific albums and songs to broad themes in the world of pop music. The podcast is a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of pop music and the context in which it's created and consumed.