Find Podcasts

Describe the show you want to be on — topic, audience, guest type — and Featured searches its database of 814,000 active podcasts to return shows that fit and actually book guests. From there, the same chat drafts your pitch to each host. It replaces the directory-scrolling and spreadsheet-filtering that used to be the slowest part of podcast outreach.

814,000 active shows, identified by analyzing more than 5 million podcasts. “Active” means the show published an episode within the last 60 days — so you never pitch a feed that quietly died in 2023. It's one of the largest databases of active podcasts available to PR teams.

Target shows that already interview guests like you, then pitch the host with specifics: reference a recent episode, propose a segment their audience would want, and explain the unique experience you bring. Featured handles the targeting and drafts the pitch; you add the credibility only you have.

Three things: proof you've heard the show (name a real episode), a specific segment idea rather than “I'd love to come on,” and a reason you're the right guest — credentials, data, or a story no one else can tell. Keep it under 150 words. Hosts book guests who make their next episode easier.

Featured surfaces what each show covers, its format, publishing cadence, and the kinds of guests it books — the signals that predict whether a pitch lands. Ask follow-up questions in the same chat, like “which of these publish weekly?” or “which have featured founders at my stage?”

It's included in every plan. Featured is free to start; paid plans are $39/month (Lite) and $79/month (Pro, billed annually). Every plan includes every feature — podcast discovery, journalist requests, bylines, monitoring, GEO — and only usage scales.

Yes, twice over. A guest spot earns you 30–45 minutes of dedicated attention from a niche audience — better engagement than almost any other placement. And podcast episodes get transcribed, indexed, and cited: AI assistants read those transcripts and show notes when they decide which experts and brands to mention.

Smaller and mid-size shows often book within 2–4 weeks of a good pitch; larger shows plan months ahead. A steady rhythm — a handful of tailored pitches a week from a fresh list — reliably fills a quarterly calendar. A workflow keeps the list fresh without you searching again.

Heavily. Agencies build separate target lists per client in minutes, keep a workflow running for each roster, and use the chat to draft host pitches in each client's voice. What used to be a research retainer line-item becomes a background process.