Podcasts where Federal Research ads were detected in transcribed episode audio, with the verbatim read, promo code and timestamp for each.
Detected from transcribed audio, not media kits. How this works →
Peak 1 unique show in Sep 26
Grouped by show — a brand running multiple ads on one podcast counts as one active sponsorship.
| Show / Categories | Ad reads | Ad type | Last seen | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 The Best One Yetbusiness, news | 1 read | Unclassified | Sep 19, 2026 |
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“But this culminated through multiple iterations of this technology sponsored by federal research in the US as well as other countries into really sort of the last generation of these builds. Notably in the US, there are two reactors I always like to talk about. It's called the EBR-2 reactor, experimental breeder reactor 2. And then the fast flux test facility or FFTF. Both of those reactors were built in betwee...”
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How Federal Research is talked about
Every mention so far is neutral — nothing to score yet.
Classified from the transcript sentence around each mention. Most mentions of any brand are neutral — earnings, release dates, a brand named in passing — so the score reflects only the mentions that actually carry an opinion.
“gets billions of dollars in federal research money from the National Institutes of Health.”
“the outside after Donald Trump's return to office he would move inside the federal research”
“federal research establishment as NIH director. Now back to Dr. Jay Bada Charya. The World Health”
Sponsorships are identified from transcribed episode audio and reflect what was observed on the dates shown. Many podcasts insert ads dynamically, so different listeners can hear different sponsors on the same episode — this is not a complete or exclusive list of Federal Research’s podcast advertising.