# Edit schedule

Click the **Schedule Rhythm** column to edit an existing schedule.

<img src="../../_static/screenshots/dashboard-schedule-edit.png" alt="Edit schedule" width="550" />

## Schedules details

The schedule details card not only displays schedule information, but also allows you to
**edit the schedule end date**.

### Default schedule media sources

**Media sources** defined here serve as the **default for the schedule** if no specific media
sources are assigned to the episode.

Learn more about this feature in the [Media](../media/index.md) section of the documentation.

## List of broadcasts

Next, you find a list of broadcast within the current schedule.

<img src="../../_static/screenshots/dashboard-schedule-broadcast-dates.png" alt="List of broadcasts" width="550" />

By clicking the 3-dots button (_burger menu_) on the right hand side of a broadcast, you are
provided with the following actions:

**Broadcast actions**

:Show in week calendar: Jump to the [calendar week](../calendar/week-view.md), containing this broadcast.
:Delete: Remove this broadcast. **Note**: The assigned episode data will **not** be deleted.
:Move: Reschedule this broadcast to a different date, time and/or change its duration. A
moved broadcast keeps being listed as part of the original schedule, even when the specific
broadcast date does not match the recurrence rule. This information is hinted with a text
"_originally on {date}_".

:::{figure-md} fig-moved-broadcast
![moved-broadcast](../../_static/screenshots/dashboard-moved-broadcast.png){fig-lg .bg-primary .mb-1 width=550px}

Example of a moved broadcast date.
:::

**Schedule actions**

:End After This Broadcast: Terminate the schedule following this broadcast.

<img src="../../_static/screenshots/dashboard-schedule-broadcast-context.png" alt="Schedule broadcast context menu" width="250" />

## Delete schedule

In the **Danger Zone** at the bottom, you have the option to **delete the schedule, including all timeslots**.