Welcome to the community, @Lovit! We don't support 3rd party apps. If you could you elaborate a bit more, I'm happy to answer your questions to the best of my ability.  Thanks for your post!   ... View more

Hi there, @cb! You can edit the Thumbs associated with any given station. How to edit Thumbs on mobile: 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 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. If you're a free listener or Pandora Plus subscriber, this will start your station, so tap either the Thumb or small "i" icon in the upper right corner of your screen to continue 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 (-) iOS or (X) Android beside whichever thumb ratings you'd like to remove.   How to edit Thumbs on a computer: 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. If you'd like to edit your station's name or description, click on the small pencil icon to the left of the play button. If you are a Pandora Premium subscriber, click the ellipsis to the right of the play button and select Edit Station. Keep in mind that once you enter "edit station" mode, you'll need to save your changes when you're done. Otherwise, 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. Hope this helps! Feel free to reach back out if you have any further questions. ... View more

Thanks for your helpful post, @stevenomes. Welcome to the community, @Nancy_K! You should be able to view all the stations you've collected / created using those options from your web browser.  For Free and Pandora Plus listeners on the web: Your sorting options will depend on what kind of content you're looking at in your collection. Most content can be sorted A-Z or by Recently Collected (added), but your collected stations can also be sorted by Recently Played and Most Listened.  To sort your stations, go to My Collection and select Stations. Select whether you'd like to sort by Recently Collected, Recently Played, A-Z or Most Listened.    For Pandora Premium listeners on the web:  To sort your collection on web: Go to My Collection. Click on which view you'd like to sort: Artists, Albums, Songs, Stations or Playlists then click the carat in the top right hand corner (to the right of Shuffle) for the sorting options. Most content can be sorted by A-Z and Recently Collected (added); Stations can also be sorted by Recently Played and Most Listened. Hope this is helps with sorting! ... View more

Thanks for your post! @abndiana  Someone from our User Support team will be reaching out to you via email to assist with your paid subscription and to help with locating your correct account.  ... View more

Thanks for posting in the community @pkane3201! Unfortunately, there isn't a way to transfer one account to another. The easiest option would be to delete the old inactive account under your current email address. Then, apply it that email address to the account with all of your stations and thumb feedback. Please keep in mind, Pandora only allows one email address per account. If the account "expires" in 30 days, it sounds like there is a free 30-day trial or a paid subscription tied to the account. You won't be able to delete an account asssociated with an active free trial or paid subscription. In the meantime, a member from our User Support team will reach out to you via email shortly to assist with this process. Thanks for your patience! ... View more

Hi @SanJoseTiger ! Welcome to the community! I've moved your post over to My Collection to keep the community neat and tidy. At the moment, we don't have the option to filter out all songs with lyrics on Pandora stations. For complete control of what you hear on Pandora, try Pandora Premium. It combines our radio service with on-demand listening and allows you to create custom playlists, so you can create full playlists with only instrumental music. Use this link to learn about the many benefits of upgrading. In the meantime, you can still find instrumental stations and playlists by searching for "instrumental." You can also try creating stations based on a number of artists or individual songs that exemplify the sound you are looking for (e.g., songs without lyrics).  Be sure to use your Thumbs for tracks that don't fit the sound you'd like to have for your station. This will teach Pandora what to play on your station. Another thing to try is creating stations with songs or tracks instead of artists. Using song seeds rather than artist seeds can result in a more focused station by diverging from the mainstream and focusing on a distinct set of musical attributes. You can find some of the sample songs from the Bluegrass Instrumental station here to use in order to create a fresh new station.   ... View more