Threads Bookmarks: Now You Can Add Podcasts to Your Collection

The way we consume content on social media is accelerating, and podcasts are part of that shift. They are becoming one of the most influential formats for thought leadership, entertainment, and community building, so social platforms are racing to keep listeners engaged inside their ecosystems.

Now, Threads is taking a bold step in that direction. The platform is rolling out podcast-related features that allow audio content to live directly in the feed, and, crucially, be saved through Threads bookmarks.

But there’s a catch: platform features come and go. That’s why tools like Dewey are becoming essential for anyone who wants to future-proof the content they care about.

In this article, we will:

• Explore how Threads bookmarks are evolving

• Why podcasts are the next frontier

• How Dewey helps you save, organize, and protect podcast posts, even if Threads’ new feature doesn’t last.

The rise of podcasts on Threads

Threads was launched to compete with social networks like X (formerly Twitter), focusing on conversations rather than popularity. After surpassing 150 million daily active users, Meta is now working to attract creators and deepen engagement on the platform.

One of the most strategic moves? Podcasts.

Threads is introducing podcast previews, like short audio snippets that play directly in users’ feeds. These previews are designed to:

• Increase time spent on the platform

• Attract podcasters and opinion leaders

• Encourage discussion around episodes and ideas

Meta’s Head of Threads, Connor Hayes, has framed Threads as a future hub for conversations about podcasts, rather than having them fragmented across platforms.

This switch signals something important. Threads is no longer just a text-based network. It’s becoming a multimedia conversation space.

Why Threads bookmarks matter more than ever

As Threads expands its content formats, users are saving more than just text posts. They’re bookmarking:

• Podcast previews

• Creator recommendations

• Episode clips and discussions

• Links to full podcast episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more

That’s where Threads bookmarks come into play.

Threads bookmarks allow users to save posts they want to revisit later. In theory, this is perfect for podcast content: listen now, save for later, return when you have time. In practice, however, native bookmarking tools on social platforms tend to fall short.

The problem with native Threads bookmarks

If you’ve ever tried to rely solely on built-in saved posts features, you already know the pain points:

• No advanced search

• No tagging or categorization

• No export options

• No long-term guarantees

Saved posts quickly turn into an unsearchable feed ordered only by time. As your collection grows, valuable content disappears into the void.

This problem has already been well-documented across platforms like LinkedIn and X, so Threads is no exception. Even as Threads bookmarks improved, they remained tied to the platform’s internal roadmap and priorities.

If podcast previews are removed, rejected, or changed, your saved content could vanish with them.

That’s where Dewey steps in.

A smarter way to save Threads bookmarks

Dewey is a smart bookmarking and content organization tool built specifically for modern, social-media-heavy workflows. Unlike traditional bookmark managers, Dewey is designed to handle saved posts from platforms like Threads and transform them into a searchable personal library.

With Dewey, Threads bookmarks don’t stay trapped inside the app. They become assets you actually control.

What Dewey does with Threads bookmarks

Once connected, Dewey allows you to:

• Sync all your Threads saved posts

• Search bookmarks by keyword, topic, or creator

• Tag and categorize content using AI

• Export your entire collection anytime

This is especially powerful for podcast content, which often needs context, organization, and recall.

Saving podcast posts from Threads with Dewey

As Threads introduces podcast previews and audio-driven posts, Dewey becomes the perfect companion tool.

Here’s how the workflow looks:

1. Save a podcast post on ThreadsThis could be a preview clip, recommendation, or discussion thread.

2. Sync your Threads bookmarks to DeweyDewey imports your saved posts automatically.

3. Tag podcast content intelligently Use tags like:

   • Podcast name

   • Episode topic

   • Guest

   • Industry (tech, politics, design, marketing, etc.)

4. Search and revisit anytime Instead of scrolling endlessly, you search once and find exactly what you need.

Even if Threads removes podcast previews in the future, your saved knowledge stays intact.

AI-Powered organization

One of Dewey’s biggest advantages over native Threads bookmarks is its AI-assisted organization.

Dewey uses advanced language models to understand the content of your saved posts and suggest accurate tags automatically.

For podcast bookmarks, that means:

• Automatically identifying topics discussed

• Grouping similar episodes or themes

• Making large collections manageable in seconds

This turns chaotic saving into intentional knowledge administration.

Export your Threads bookmarks

Another key differentiator is exportability.

With Dewey, you can export your Threads bookmarks as:

• CSV files

• Google Sheets

• Searchable PDFs (including images and media)

This is critical for creators, researchers, journalists, and marketers who rely on podcasts as source material.

Native Threads bookmarks don’t offer this level of ownership. Dewey does.

Why you shouldn’t rely on Threads alone

Social platforms do tests constantly. Features are launched, tested, and sometimes quietly removed. 

The podcast push on Threads is promising, but it’s still an experiment.

We’ve seen this pattern before:

• Promising features gain traction

• Product priorities shift

• Users lose access to saved content

Using Dewey alongside Threads bookmarks ensures that:

• Your saved podcasts aren’t locked to one platform

• Your collections survive product changes

• Your research and inspiration stay accessible

Think of Threads as the discovery layer and Dewey as your long-term memory.

Who benefits most from Dewey + Threads bookmarks?

This combination is especially valuable for:

• Podcast listeners who curate episode recommendations

• Creators tracking industry conversations

• Journalists & writers collecting sources

• Marketers & strategists monitoring trends

• Researchers & students organizing audio knowledge

If podcasts are part of your learning or creative workflow, Dewey turns passive saving into active organization.

Social content is temporary, libraries are forever

Threads is betting on podcasts to deepen conversations. That’s a smart move. But history shows that platforms are temporary. Algorithms change. Features evolve. Content disappears.

Your knowledge shouldn’t depend on that.

By pairing Threads bookmarks with a dedicated tool like Dewey, you get the best of both worlds:

• Real-time discovery on Threads

• Permanent, searchable storage in Dewey

That’s how modern content access should work.

Don’t just save, organize

Threads bookmarks are a step in the right direction, especially with podcasts entering the platform. But saving alone isn’t enough.

If you care about the ideas you consume, like planning to revisit, reference, or build on them, you need structure.

Dewey provides that structure.

Turn Threads bookmarks into a personal knowledge library

If you’re already saving posts on Threads, you’re halfway there.

Now take the next steps:

• Connect your Threads bookmarks to Dewey

• Tag, search, and export your podcast content

• Protect your saved knowledge, even if Threads removes the podcast feature

Dewey offers the options of a free plan (forever) and a 7-day free trial for Pro features, so you can start organizing without friction.

Your Threads bookmarks deserve better. Give them Dewey.