🎙️ Podcast Episode Scraper - Feeds, Notes & Audio URLs
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🎙️ Podcast Episode Scraper - Feeds, Notes & Audio URLs
⚡ Turn any podcast RSS feed into structured episodes. ✅ Titles, show notes, audio file URLs, durations, seasons and episode numbers. ✅ Filter by keyword, date or minimum length. Also resolves YouTube video metadata.
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Podcast Episode Scraper
Turn any podcast RSS feed into structured episode data — the same feed Apple Podcasts and Spotify read, parsed into clean rows.
What you get per episode
title · publishedAt · duration and durationMinutes (normalised from 1:02:33,
3600 or 45:00) · episodeNumber · season · description (show notes, HTML stripped) ·
audioUrl and audioType / audioBytes · guid · link · explicit
Every row also carries podcastTitle, podcastAuthor and podcastImage.
Filtering
keywords (title and show notes) · since (ISO date) · minDurationMinutes ·
maxEpisodesPerFeed · includeShowNotes.
minDurationMinutes is handy for skipping trailers and ad-only entries. Feeds are routinely
tens of megabytes, so the episode cap is enforced during parsing, not after.
YouTube videos (optional)
Pass youtubeUrls to also get video metadata: title · channel · durationSeconds ·
views · publishedAt · captionLanguages · hasCaptions.
Transcripts are not promised, and here is why. As of August 2026 YouTube returns an empty
body for every api/timedtext caption request in all formats, and its InnerTube player API
answers UNPLAYABLE for the Android, iOS, Web and TV clients. Captions now require a browser
with a proof-of-origin token. When a transcript cannot be retrieved you get
transcript: null and transcriptUnavailableReason explaining it — never a silent empty
string pretending to be a result.
Typical uses
Podcast search and discovery tools · downloading or archiving back catalogues · feeding
audio into your own transcription pipeline via audioUrl · guest and topic research ·
tracking a competitor's publishing cadence · building a niche podcast directory.
