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Podcast Search with RSS Feeds

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Podcast Search with RSS Feeds

Podcast Search with RSS Feeds

Search Apple Podcasts and get the show, the publisher, the episode count and the RSS feed URL. Apple caps every search at 100 with no page two, so this searches several country stores and merges them. No key and no login.

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Gregory Bolshakov

Gregory Bolshakov

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Search Apple Podcasts and get back the show, the publisher, the episode count and the RSS feed URL in one table.

The 100 result ceiling, and the way around it

Apple's search returns at most 100 results and there is no page two. Measured 2026-08-29: asking for 500 returns 100 and reports no error, and offset is ignored outright, so offset=100 hands back the same first row as offset=0.

Anything built on a single search has a hard ceiling of 100 shows, whatever it claims.

What does work is asking a different country's store. The catalogues overlap but are not the same. Searching "business" in one store gave 100 shows. The same term across six stores gave 322, merged on the show id.

US 100 results, 100 new
GB 100 results, 47 new
CA 100 results, 28 new
AU 100 results, 47 new
DE 100 results, 65 new
IN 100 results, 35 new

genreId was tried as a second axis and returned nothing new, so it is not used here.

The run summary reports, per term and per store, how many came back and how many were new, and flags hitStoreCeiling when a store returned the full 100 so you know there is more to find.

The RSS feed

feedUrl is the field most people came for, because it is where the episodes are. Apple omits it on a small number of shows, about 1 in 160 in a 488 show sample. Those rows still come back with the feed null, and the summary counts them. Turn on Only shows with an RSS feed to drop them instead.

Notes

A show that matches two of your terms is returned once and billed once. foundInStore and foundBy record which store and which term found it.

Access

Free, no key, no login.