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Space Time explores the outer reaches of space, the craziness of astrophysics, the possibilities of sci-fi, and anything else you can think of beyond Planet Earth with our astrophysicist host: Matthew O’Dowd. For all business inquiries and sponsorship opportunities please reach out to: pbsspacetime@lighthouseagents.com Matt O'Dowd spends his time studying the universe, especially really far-away things like quasars, super-massive black holes, and evolving galaxies.

PR measurement tools are the software platforms communications teams use to quantify, report and defend the business impact of media coverage they didn’t pay for, including press placements, broadcast mentions, podcast appearances and creator-led coverage.

There are four ways to search podcast transcripts, and they answer very different questions. Inside a podcast app (Apple Podcasts or Spotify) you can read and search the transcript of one episode you’re already listening to, but you can’t search across shows. Transcript aggregator sites such as HappyScribe, PodScripts and Tapesearch let you search a curated subset of shows for free. Transcribing it yourself with Whisper or a paid service works for a handful of episodes you already have.

The iTunes Search API is limited to approximately 20 calls per minute, per Apple’s own documentation, and it requires no API key or authentication. For most podcast projects the rate limit is not the real blocker. A podcast search returns about 100 results maximum no matter what you set limit to, even though Apple documents a maximum of 200, and the API has no offset or pagination parameter, so there is no documented way to reach result 101. Passing offset does not return an error.

Higher education podcast strategy runs on two lanes: the podcasts a university owns and the podcasts it does not. For owned shows, success is measured beyond downloads with estimated reach, audience demographics, Power Score, and benchmarking against peer institutions. For shows the university does not own, the play is booking faculty as guests using a content, context, audience, and reach framework, and monitoring transcripts to see where the institution is already being discussed.

Dr. Jesse Viner, MD, CEO & Chief Medical Officer at Yellowbrick, a national referral center for intensive, comprehensive treatment of troubled emerging adults joins eHealth Radio and the Brain Health and Health News Channels. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Jesse Viner discuss the following: Explain what's is happening in the brain during emerging adulthood that makes the developmental window so fragile, and explain what "failure to launch" means?

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Dr. Ken Berry is a board-certified family physician and the bestselling author of Lies My Doctor Told Me. After realizing that standard dietary advice was making his patients—and himself—sicker, he shifted his entire approach to focus on root-cause healing. In this audio series, he cuts through the noise of modern medical myths to deliver the straightforward truth about sustainable wellness.

For a record label, podcast outreach has three parts. First, find podcasts whose listeners match the artist’s audience. Second, book the artist onto them. Third, measure what the coverage did. It runs in three stages across a release cycle: screen and match before release, pitch and place during, and monitor and measure after. The step most labels skip is the last one, because counting mentions tells you how much was said but not who heard it.

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