Search for podcasts by topic, title, or publisher with advanced filters. Returns estimated listeners per episode in the downloads_per_episode field. Specify either query or filters or both. Filters are comma-separated, e.g. listeners:gte:5000,active:is:true. See list_categories, list_countries, list_languages, list_sponsors, list_professions, list_interests for valid filter values.

Search for episodes. Matches against episode titles, show notes, and full transcripts. Specify either query or filters or both.

Returns suggested keywords and matching podcasts for a search query.

Find a Rephonic podcast from an external identifier: Apple/iTunes ID, Spotify ID, YouTube channel ID, or RSS feed URL. Use this whenever you already have one of those values — there is no need to call search_podcasts first. Pass exactly one of the four parameters. Returns {podcasts: [...]} — empty when no match; may contain multiple entries when a feed_url or youtube_channel_id is shared. Use the returned id with lookup_podcast and the other podcast tools.

Look up a podcast's metadata, chart rankings, and latest episodes by its Rephonic ID (e.g. 'huberman-lab'). If you have an Apple/iTunes ID, Spotify ID, YouTube channel ID, or RSS feed URL instead of a Rephonic ID, use find_podcast first to resolve it. If you only know the name, use search_podcasts.

Returns hosts and guests of a podcast with names, descriptions, affiliations, contact emails, contact pages, and social media profiles. Data is extracted from transcripts and may have occasional inaccuracies.

Returns estimated demographic information about a podcast's listeners including age groups, education levels, professions, interests, household income, and country-level geographic distribution.

Returns sponsors and cross-promotions from a podcast's episodes. May include product/service details, full ad read text, call to action, URLs, and promo codes. Data is extracted from transcripts and may have occasional inaccuracies.

Returns every episode for a given podcast in chronological order, including YouTube videos if found.

Look up metadata for an individual episode including topics, locations, guests, and memorable moments. Use an ID from the episode search or list_episodes tool.

Get the full transcript for an individual episode. Not available for all episodes. May include speaker name mapping.

Returns email contacts, contact pages, and social media accounts for a podcast. Includes quality indicators: concierge (manually verified), warning (likely invalid), and upvotes/downvotes.

Returns social media accounts linked to a podcast (Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter, Patreon, TikTok, LinkedIn, etc.) with follower counts and engagement metrics.

Returns overall rating, total ratings/reviews count across various apps, and AI-generated summary insights of listener reviews.

Returns individual listener reviews from various apps in chronological order.

Returns historical trends data for podcast metrics over time. Each metric returns an array of [unix_timestamp, value] pairs.

Returns the shared audience graph for a podcast, showing other podcasts with overlapping listeners.

Get all available chart categories and countries for a platform. Use the returned slugs with the chart_rankings tool.

Returns the latest chart rankings for a given platform, country, and category (updated every 24 hours). Use chart_categories to get valid country and category slugs. Use category all for overall top charts.

Returns a list of podcast categories. These IDs are used with the categories search filter.

Returns a list of countries. These IDs are used with the locations search filter.

Returns a list of languages. These codes are used with the languages search filter.

Returns commonly seen sponsors, optionally filtered by name. These names are used with the sponsors search filter.

Returns common listener professions, optionally filtered by name. These names are used with the professions search filter.

Returns common listener interests, optionally filtered by name. These names are used with the interests search filter.

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