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When you first launch the Home tab in the morning, you’ll see a “Good Morning” section with recent shows that have new episodes along with playlist recommendations. However, if you’re like me, and you spend more time listening to podcasts than you do any other kind of audio content, a dedicated app will better serve you. So, if you’re looking for the TL DR of this article, Spotify is an excellent option if you listen to a few podcasts in your free time, but you primarily listen to music. Unfortunately, after spending time with Spotify, I can say that they haven’t - not for how I use podcasts and music, anyways.

I’ve thought about this a lot, and I think I can sum it up to this: it’s tough to make a great music and podcast app as an all-in-one app, but if you can pull it off, it’ll be amazing. For example, do you want your music mixed in with podcasts? Is it easier to find new shows? Apple used to have an iPod app on the iPhone where it had all your music and videos, but they eventually separated it. There’s an argument to be made for creating a great app experience in terms of unifying everything inside a single app vs. As part of this experiment, I cleaned up my Spotify to match my Apple Music library. I’ve had a Spotify account for years, but I primarily use Apple Music for all of my music.

As Spotify seeks to become a destination for all audio content, I spent time using it as my primary podcast player to see how it stacks up compared to apps like Overcast, Pocket Casts, Castro, and Player FM. Music royalties are expensive, so it makes sense for Spotify to focus on getting listeners to spend more time listening to content that isn’t as costly to the company. Spotify’s ambitions from expanding from primarily a music platform to leveraging podcast and audiobooks are well known.