Podcastquery publishes research reports on podcasts, podcast hosting platforms, publishers and Apple's podcast charts, with the data behind each report.
This repository holds copies of the datasets published on https://podcastquery.com. Each folder under data/ matches one research post.
Rows are summed over the CSV files in a dataset. Each dataset folder from the site carries its own README.md (columns) and METHOD.md (how it was counted).
The podcastquery Python package fetches each CSV from https://podcastquery.com. It uses only the standard library; pandas is used if installed.
# pip install podcastquery
import podcastquery
podcastquery.list_datasets()
podcastquery.files("anchor-hosts-40-percent-of-podcasts-15-percent-of-apple-charts")
rows = podcastquery.load("anchor-hosts-40-percent-of-podcasts-15-percent-of-apple-charts", file="chart_shows.csv") # list of dicts
df = podcastquery.load("anchor-hosts-40-percent-of-podcasts-15-percent-of-apple-charts", file="chart_shows.csv", as_frame=True) # pandas DataFrameOr read the copy in this repository with pandas:
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/podcastquery/podcastquery-data/main/data/anchor-hosts-40-percent-of-podcasts-15-percent-of-apple-charts/chart_shows.csv")Podcastquery (2026). Podcastquery research datasets. https://podcastquery.com. Licensed CC BY 4.0.
Cite the research post when you use one dataset. CITATION.cff holds the same details.
Data in data/: CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Credit Podcastquery and link to https://podcastquery.com.
Code in src/ and tests/: MIT.
Both texts are in LICENSE.