Hi, @ians2zuka. 👋 Thanks so much for posting about your experience, and sorry for the continued trouble. I've shared your feedback with our engineering team. We appreciate your patience while they investigate this issue. 🎧 ... View more

No problem at all, @Craig5. Sounds like you were able to delete those podcasts successfully. Happy listening! 🎧 ... View more

Hi, @RockWarrior. 👋 Thanks for posting about this, and for your feedback. We have an existing feature request that you can upvote if you'd like to see this feature implemented: Default station option  To upvote, click on the 💙icon to express your interest.  Hope to see you around the community space more often. 🎧 ... View more

@Pastorjim Thanks for letting me know. So glad that those steps helped and you were able to get back to listening without any issues. I'm going to check in with our device team about your question. This could possibly be a bug. Appreciate you bringing that to my attention. 🎧 ... View more

Hey there, @kingbleu. 👋 Thanks so much for posting on the Pandora Community. Let's try running through these steps to see if it helps with the issues you're experiencing. ++ If you still have trouble, could you send over a screenshot of exactly what you're seeing? To take a screenshot on an iPhone 8 (or earlier) or an iPad or iPod touch: Press and hold the lock button (the button on the top right side) and the home button (the circular button on the bottom of your device) at the same time. To take a screenshot on an iPhone X: Press and hold the lock button (the button on the right side) and the volume up button (on the left side) at the same time. In iOS 12, a thumbnail of your screenshot appears in the lower-left corner of your device. Tap the thumbnail to add drawings and text with Markup, or swipe left on the thumbnail to dismiss it. To find the screenshot you just took, go to Photos > Albums and tap Screenshots. Send this photo as an attachment to your response. Let me know how it goes. 🎧 ... View more

Hey there, @Dave_Brodi. 👋 With Premium, you won't lose access to your Thumb feedback or the ability to use your Thumbs. Stations + Playlists: Stations on Pandora Premium are guided by thumb feedback or added seeds, like Pandora and Pandora Plus stations. While listening to a station you can thumb up or down songs from the Now Playing screen to help us learn what to play next. Playlists, on the other hand, are guided by listener's choice. This means you can add only the songs you want to hear, and sequence the playlist yourself. You won't be able to use your Thumbs Up on playlists you create or songs you listen to on-demand. You can enlist the help of Pandora's Music Genome to add music to your playlists by selecting Add Similar Songs, but you'll always have the option to edit our recommendations. ++ Editing Thumb Feedback: I can definitely help you edit the Thumbs associated with your station. If this happened during your current listening session, all you need to do is un-Thumb the track. From your Now Playing screen, swipe the album art from left to right until you see the track you're looking for, and tap the highlighted thumb icon. If this happened in a previous listening session, you'll need to visit the station's "backstage page" to make that change. Here's how to edit thumbs from the backstage page: From My Collection, visit your station list. Tap on the name of the station you'd like to edit. If you're a Pandora Premium subscriber, this will take you directly to the station's backstage page. From the station's backstage page, tap on the Edit icon (the small pencil to the left of the play button) to edit your station. Scroll down to either your Thumbed Up Songs or your Thumbed Down Songs. Tap the 'X' beside whichever thumb ratings you'd like to remove. ++ If you're still having trouble, could you send over a screenshot of exactly what you see when you attempt to remove a Thumb rating? To take a screenshot on an iPhone 8 (or earlier) or an iPad or iPod touch: Press and hold the lock button (the button on the top right side) and the home button (the circular button on the bottom of your device) at the same time. To take a screenshot on an iPhone X: Press and hold the lock button (the button on the right side) and the volume up button (on the left side) at the same time. In iOS 12, a thumbnail of your screenshot appears in the lower-left corner of your device. Tap the thumbnail to add drawings and text with Markup, or swipe left on the thumbnail to dismiss it. To find the screenshot you just took, go to Photos > Albums and tap Screenshots. Send this photo as an attachment to your response. Let me know how it goes. I look forward to hearing back! 🎧 ... View more

Awesome, @Bunnyinsb. 👍So glad to hear you were able to make that update using the steps from my post. Feel free to let us know if anything else pops up. Happy listening! 🎧 ... View more

@eeeee Thanks for confirming. Due to licensing restrictions, we have to limit the number of Premium Access sessions per person. Based on your message, it looks like you're hitting the limit. This means you've used quite a few of these sessions lately. We're so glad you're enjoying the extra functionality. I know that limits like this can be frustrating, so I'll definitely pass along your feedback. If you'd like to see if you're eligible for a longer trial or upgrade to Premium, visit our website. Thanks for your understanding. 🎧 ... View more

Hey, @Richjit. 👋 What's the name of the rapper?  ... View more

Hey, @MuddyHonky. 👋 Looks like your post is blank. To edit you post, click on the ellipsis: You can also share music using these helpful steps. Can't wait to see what you're listening to! 🎧 ... View more

Hi there, @Xx_adonis_xX. 👋 To keep things tidy, I moved your post over to this existing thread: Dark Mode - Thank you!  Pandora now supports Dark Mode on Android devices updated to Android 10 and running the latest version of Pandora. To manage your Dark Mode settings: Go to your Android Settings. Next tap Display. Toggle Dark Theme to turn Dark Mode on and off.  Your selection will be reflected in the Pandora app. ... View more

Hi there, @Bunnyinsb. 👋 I completely understand where you're coming from.  If this happened during your current listening session, all you need to do is un-thumb that track. To do that: Click on Now Playing in the upper left. Hover your cursor over the album art and click View Session History. Click the highlighted Thumb icon under the track you'd like to edit. If this happened in a previous session, you'll need to edit that Thumb from the station's detail page. To do that: Click on the name of the station you'd like to edit. If the station is not available on your Now Playing page, click on the My Collection button first, sort your collection by Stations, and then select the name of the station you'd like to edit. This will take you to a page which shows you information about your personalized station. You can edit your Thumbed up or Thumbed down tracks, by scrolling down to the Thumb History of the station's page. By default, this section will show your Thumbed up tracks first. If you'd like to see your Thumbed down tracks, click on the Thumbs down icon. To delete a Thumbed track, simply roll your cursor over the name of the track to reveal a hidden menu (or click the ellipsis if you are a Pandora Premium subscriber). Select Delete to remove that Thumb from your station. Once you delete a Thumbs Down, the song will go back into the neutral pot and will reappear on your station at a later time.  Here's a screenshot of where you can locate your Thumb feedback from your station details page: ++ If you're having trouble with this, please let me know the exact name of the station you were listening to.  Hope this information is helpful. 🎧 ... View more

@ErickPandora Just discovered a new true crime podcast on Pandora, The Apology Line. Seems interesting! 🎧 Here's the description: "If you could call a number and say you’re sorry, and no one would know…what would you apologize for? For fifteen years, you could call a number in Manhattan and do just that. This is the story of the line, and the man at the other end who became consumed by his own creation. He was known as “Mr. Apology.” As thousands of callers flooded the line, confessing to everything from shoplifting to infidelity, drug dealing to murder, Mr. Apology realized he couldn’t just listen. He had to do something, even if it meant risking everything. From Wondery the makers of Dr. Death and The Shrink Next Door, comes a story about empathy, deception and obsession. Marissa Bridge, who knew Mr. Apology better than anyone, hosts this six episode series." ... View more