Podcasts where Indigenous Peoples ads were detected in transcribed episode audio, with the verbatim read, promo code and timestamp for each.
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No sponsorships observed for Indigenous Peoples yet. Coverage grows as more episodes are transcribed.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Real Talk Ryan Jespersennews, commentary | 1 read | Network ad | Oct 4, 2026 |
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“We're committed to doing it in partnership with Indigenous peoples. So now the work shifts from if to how? And there's three big chunks of work. I'm happy to go through that for your listeners if it's helpful. But that work will be done between now and next September. Next September we will have a conditions document. And once that conditions document is laid out, the proponent will know what they need to do t...”
Talked about without evidence of a paid placement. Kept separate from verified sponsorships deliberately.
“Indigenous peoples are free to participate in those hearings if that's”
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 Indigenous Peoples’s podcast advertising.