Podcasts where Pure Insurance 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Freakonomics Radiosociety, culture, documentary | 1 read | Network ad | Sep 19, 2026 |
Transcribed directly from episode audio and quoted verbatim — this is the receipt.
“Freakonomic Radio is sponsored by Pure Insurance. Before any important purchase, we compare ratings, reviews and prices. But there's something that probably matters even more. What motivates the company behind it? Pure Insurance is motivated by its members. That difference guides the decisions Pure makes every day, including who benefits when the company does well. To date, nearly $170 million has been allocated...”
Talked about without evidence of a paid placement. Kept separate from verified sponsorships deliberately.
How Pure Insurance 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.
“enterprising journalists out enjoying their lives at the Pure Insurance Championship this week.”
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 Pure Insurance’s podcast advertising.