• Alexa Menu Button
• Open Alexa Menu

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Here’s what you need

Alexa Menu Button

• An Apple Music subscription. If you’re not a subscriber, you can join on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, or on your Android device.
• An Amazon Echo, Amazon Fire TV, or Alexa-enabled Sonos speaker that you already set up with the Amazon Alexa app on your iOS or Android device.
• The iOS or Android device that you already set up with Alexa. Make sure that you update to the latest iOS and check the App Store to see if there are updates for the Amazon Alexa app. If you use an Android device, check the Google Play Store for any updates to the Apple Music app or Amazon Alexa app.

Set up Apple Music with Alexa

1. Open the Amazon Alexa app, then tap the menu button in the upper-left corner.
2. Tap Settings.
3. In Alexa Preferences, tap Music.
4. Tap Link New Service.
   
5. Tap Apple Music.
6. Tap Enable To Use.
7. Follow the instructions to sign in with your Apple ID. You can get help to sign in using two-factor authentication.

You can also enable the Apple Music skill in the Alexa skill store on the web.

Set up Apple Music as your default music service

If you don’t want to say “on Apple Music” each time you ask Alexa to play something, you can make Apple Music your default music service on Alexa. Here's how.

1. Open the Amazon Alexa app, then tap the menu button in the upper-left corner.
2. Tap Settings.
3. Tap Music.
4. Under Account Settings, tap Default Services.
5. Tap Apple Music.

Ask Alexa to play your music

You can ask Alexa to play songs, artists, albums, or genres from Apple Music. Watch tv series online 123. You can also play playlists from Apple Music's editors or playlists in your iCloud Music Library. Say something like 'Alexa, play Chill radio on Apple Music,' or 'Alexa, play Ariana Grande on Apple Music.'

If you want to listen to Apple Music in stereo or across multiple rooms, create a Multi-Room Music group in the Alexa app. After you set this up, you can listen to Apple Music on two or more Echo devices at the same time.

Unlink Apple Music and Alexa

1. Open the Amazon Alexa app, then tap the menu button in the upper-left corner.
2. Tap Settings.
3. In Alexa Preferences, tap Music.
4. Tap Apple Music.
5. Tap Disable Skill.

Get help

If you need help setting up or using Alexa, your Amazon Echo device, or your Fire TV device, get help from Amazon.

If you need help setting up or using your Sonos speaker, get help from Sonos.

Learn more

• You can use Siri to play Apple Music on your Apple devices. With Siri, you can choose from a wider variety of commands.
• Learn more about how to use Apple Music in the Music app.
• You can also play Apple Podcasts with Alexa.

Pocket Casts has an Alexa skill which you can install through the Alexa app on your device, by searching for “Pocket Casts”, or by tapping the link below for your region:
US: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P3GBW57
UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07P3GBW57
Australia: https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B07P3GBW57
Canada: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07P3GBW57

Set Up

• Head on over to the Skills & Games section of your Alexa app on your iOS or Android device
• Search for “Pocket Casts” and install the Skill
• In the Alexa app, link your Amazon account to your Pocket Casts account

Supported Phrases:

“Alexa, open Pocket Casts”

Starts Pocket Casts and tells you about a few things you can do. You don’t have to say this before any of the phrases below, but it’s handy to know in case you’re ever feeling lost.

“Alexa, tell Pocket Casts to play my Up Next” or

“Alexa, tell Pocket Casts to resume the last podcast”

Plays the episode you were last playing in any of our apps (iOS, Android, Desktop).

“Alexa, tell Pocket Casts to play the latest episode of [Podcast Name]”
Will play the latest episode of the podcast you asked for. Install mac os 10 11.

“Alexa, tell Pocket Casts to play [Podcast Name]”
Similar to the one above, but it will play the newest unplayed episode. So if you’ve already played the latest one, but not the one that came before it, it will play that instead.

“Alexa, ask Pocket Casts what’s playing”
Will tell you what’s currently playing, or if nothing is playing, tell you what you have queued in your Up Next list through other devices.

“Alexa, ask Pocket Casts what’s up next”
If you have more than one episode queued up, this will tell you about the next one.

“Alexa, ask Pocket Casts about the featured podcast”
Will tell you a bit about the podcast we’re currently featuring and offer to play it for you.

“Alexa, ask Pocket Casts for some recommendations”
Will offer you up to 3 recommendations based on your playback history. A good way to find something to listen to that’s tailored to you.

“Alexa, tell Pocket Casts to surprise me”
A bit more of a roll of the dice, we’ll randomly pick an episode from your subscriptions without trying to be too smart about it. A fun way to find new things to listen to.

“Alexa help”
You can say this whenever you’re interacting with the Pocket Casts skill and you’re not quite sure what to do next, or what other things you can do.

Playback Commands:

Open Alexa Menu

“Alexa, Pause”
“Alexa, Resume”
“Alexa, Stop”
“Alexa, Play”
“Alexa, next episode”

All do what you’d expect them to allowing you to easily play, pause and skip episodes.

The Skill is currently only available for the following English locales: US, UK, Australia and Canada.