Let your agent ask what investors actually said — and cite it.

What named investors, operators, and analysts have said on record about a company, sector, or thesis. Filter by stance — bullish, bearish, neutral, mixed, informational — by speaker, or by date. Each result marks whether the claim is firsthand or relayed from someone else.

A ledger of forward-looking calls made on record, each tracked to a resolution status: hit, miss, partial, or unresolved. Ask for the speaker scorecard and your agent can weight someone’s current claim by how their past calls actually landed. Attribution credits whoever made the call, never a co-host who just agreed.

Upcoming events speakers flagged on air — product launches, regulatory decisions, capacity ramps, earnings setups — with the timing window they stated. Items whose window has passed without confirmation are marked lapsed, so stale catalysts are never dressed up as live ones.

Which investment themes are rising, newly emerging, fading, or steady, measured as mentions per episode in the recent window against the prior one. This index is computed across the whole corpus; it is not something an agent can reconstruct from web search.

Which episodes covered a company, person, or event, and each episode’s ranked alpha takeaways — the claims and investor implications pulled out of hours of audio, with a link to the full Podcast Alpha article. The answer to “what should I read about X” without listening to anything.