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Podcast Guest Finder

The best person to invite is someone who just said yes to a show like yours. Here are 112 recent guest episodes from 49 shows across 13 niches, from July 18, 2026 to September 16, 2026, read from each show’s own feed. No sign-up.

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How to use it

  1. 1

    Narrow to your niche

    Pick your niche or type a topic. Every row is a recent episode on a show your listeners might also hear, with the guest named in its title.

  2. 2

    Listen before you ask

    Play the episode. You will hear how the person talks, and what they have already said on air, so your invitation can offer a different angle.

  3. 3

    Invite them directly

    Find their own website or profile and send a short invitation: why them, what the episode is, and what it asks of them.

Why recent guests make the best invitations

A list of experts tells you who knows a subject. A recent guest episode tells you three more things: the person says yes to podcasts, they can carry a conversation on tape, and there is an episode you can hear before you ask. It also tells you what not to ask. Your invitation should name the angle their last interview left alone, which is the quickest way to show you listened. Before you send it, run the same checks you would on anyone, in the guide to vetting a podcast guest.

Two lanes this list does not cover. People who have asked to be pitched are listed in the guest directory, and the full playbook, from your own listeners to guest application forms, is in how to find great guests for your podcast.

Where the list comes from

Every row is an episode published between July 18, 2026 and September 16, 2026 on a show in our podcast directory, with its title exactly as the show’s own RSS feed published it. We keep an episode when its title reads as a guest credit, show at most 4 per show, and link each one to that show’s page. We do not pull names out of titles, and nobody listed here has told us they want to be booked. The window is 60 days back from our last feed read, so the dates above move when the directory is refreshed.

Frequently asked questions

What is a podcast guest finder?+

A way to find people worth inviting onto your show. This one lists recent episodes, on shows in your niche, whose titles name a guest, so the people you find have just done a podcast interview on your subject. You read the episode title, decide whether the person fits, and reach them yourself.

Are these people looking to be podcast guests?+

Not necessarily, and nothing here says they are. What each row does show is that the person said yes to a show like yours between July 18, 2026 and September 16, 2026. That is a better signal than a cold list: they have done it recently, they have a talk track, and they can point to an episode you can listen to first.

How do I contact a guest I found here?+

Through their own channels, not the show that hosted them. Search their name with the company or title in the episode, find their website or professional profile, and send a short invitation that says why your audience, and which angle their last episode did not cover. Do not ask the other host to pass it on.

Where does this data come from?+

Each show's own public RSS feed, as we read it on September 16, 2026. A row is an episode title exactly as the show published it (dashes aside), kept when the title reads as a guest credit, such as "with" a name. At most 4 episodes per show are shown, so one busy feed cannot fill a niche.

Why are some niches short?+

Because the check reads titles only. Plenty of interview shows name the guest in the notes and not the title, and those episodes are missing here. A short niche is a limit of the method, not a sign that the niche has few guests.

Is this podcast guest finder free?+

Yes, with no sign-up. The list is on the page and filters in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere or stored.

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