Podcast Directory & New-Show Finder (Apple Podcasts + RSS)
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$4.00 / 1,000 podcast show records
Podcast Directory & New-Show Finder (Apple Podcasts + RSS)
Find podcasts by keyword or Apple top chart and enrich each show from its RSS feed. Input: searchTerms, chartGenreIds. Output (JSON/CSV): one row per item with appleId, title, publisher, appleUrl, feedUrl, artworkUrl, primaryGenre, genres, explicit, appleEpisodeCount.
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$4.00 / 1,000 podcast show records
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Jeremy Yarbrough
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Build targeted podcast lists in minutes. Search Apple Podcasts by keyword or pull any Apple top chart by genre and country, then enrich each show from its public RSS feed: episode count, posting cadence, last and first episode dates, active/dormant status, average episode length, language, categories, website, and Podcasting 2.0 flags (transcripts, funding).
Use cases
- Guest booking / PR: "active real-estate shows that posted in the last 30 days, 50+ episodes"
- Sponsorship sales: chart rank plus cadence for every show in a genre
- New-show feed:
newShowsWithinDays: 30finds launches before the big directories rank them
Input
searchTerms, chartGenreIds (1321 Business, 1318 Technology, 1304 Education, 1303 Comedy, 1489 News, 1545 Sports…), country, maxPerQuery (≤200), enrichFromRss, and filters activeWithinDays, newShowsWithinDays, minEpisodes, language.
Sample output
Data sources and privacy
- Apple's official iTunes Search / Lookup API and Apple's public top-podcasts RSS, plus each show's public RSS feed. No login, no scraping of web pages.
- No personal contact data: host/owner emails in RSS (
itunes:owner) are deliberately not collected. Use the show'swebsitefor outreach. firstEpisodeDate/showAgeDaysare based on the oldest episode still in the feed. Some hosts trim old episodes, so treat "new show" results as a strong hint, not proof.- Apple's Search API allows about 20 calls per minute, so the Actor pauses 3 s between keywords.
