How to Build Playlists from Anything You Save in RadioX

TL;DR

RadioX lets you build playlists from anything you save — podcasts, Apple Music, and your own radio stations together — so you can line up exactly what you want to hear across every source in one place.

Steps

Save the podcasts, tracks, and stations you like in RadioX.
Create a playlist.
Add saved items from any source into it.
Reorder into the lineup you want.
Play the playlist straight through.

Why it works this way

Most apps silo playlists by type — music here, podcasts there. RadioX’s whole idea is one player, so playlists span everything you save: a morning mix of a news podcast, a couple of tracks, and your local station. Building from saved items means your lineup is drawn from across sources, not locked to one.

Tips & edge cases

Mix sources — a commute playlist can hold a show and some music.
Save first, then organize into playlists.
Make playlists per routine — morning, workout, wind-down.

FAQ

Can a playlist mix different sources? Yes. Build playlists from anything you save — podcasts, Apple Music, and radio stations together.

How do I add something to a playlist? Save it, then add it to a playlist you’ve created.

Is there a limit to how many I can make? Make playlists for whatever moods or routines you like from your saved items.