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# Find an accessible podcast

List podcasts available to the connected Podigee account and keep the correct ID.

List the podcasts inside the current account boundary before you request podcast-specific work.

## Before you start

* Check the connected Podigee identity and tenant.
* Know the podcast title or other details you expect to find.

## Find the podcast

1. Ask your agent to list accessible podcasts.
2. Review each podcast ID, title, subdomain, language, publication type, and published date.
3. Match the intended podcast by more than its title when similar names exist.
4. Keep the selected podcast ID for later calls.
5. If `pagination.next_offset` is present, request the next page with that offset.
6. Continue until you find the podcast or reach the final page.

The default page contains 25 podcasts. You can request up to 100 at once.

## Expected result

You have one podcast ID that belongs to the connected Podigee account and matches the intended workspace.

## If the list is empty

Confirm the connected user and account. The user might not have access to any podcast in that tenant. An administrator can grant access, or an account-level user can create a podcast when the plan allows it.

## If the podcast is missing

Continue through all pages. If it is still absent, do not guess its ID. Reconnect to the correct account or request access.

## Next step

[Inspect podcast settings](/documentation/start-here/ai-agents/manage-podcasts/inspect-podcast-settings.md).


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