Substack Podcast Episodes — Build a Show Archive
Substack publications ship podcasts as posts, so this run returns 20 recent items each from Ground Truths (Eric Topol) and The Pragmatic Engineer — 40 rows, of which roughly half carry the type 'podcast'. Filter rows on the type field to isolate the episode list, then use title, subtitle, author, canonical URL, publish date, cover image, audience and engagement counts as episode metadata. It is a
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