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110 itemsHost(s)
Daniel Whitenack & Chris Benson
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Practical applications of AI, ML tools, AI infrastructure, developer workflows
Format
Interview + discussion, 40-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @PracticalAI, @dwhitena, @chrisbenson
How to Pitch
Email via Changelog's pitch form at changelog.com/guest or email editors@changelog.com
Email via Changelog's pitch form at changelog.com/guest or email editors@changelog.com
Recent Relevant Episodes
Episodes on AI tooling, LLM infrastructure, developer AI workflows
Episodes on AI tooling, LLM infrastructure, developer AI workflows
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory as infrastructure: why persistent context is the missing layer in every AI workflow, and how MCP makes it possible"
"AI memory as infrastructure: why persistent context is the missing layer in every AI workflow, and how MCP makes it possible"
Notes
Part of the Changelog network which also includes The Changelog, Go Time, JS Party. Getting on one show can lead to cross-promotion on others. Very developer-oriented audience -- lead with technical substance.
Part of the Changelog network which also includes The Changelog, Go Time, JS Party. Getting on one show can lead to cross-promotion on others. Very developer-oriented audience -- lead with technical substance.
Host(s)
Sam Charrington
Audience Size
~20,000-50,000 per episode; one of the most established AI podcasts
Topics Covered
ML research, AI applications, AI infrastructure, enterprise AI
Format
In-depth interview, 45-75 min
Social Media
Twitter: @taborz, @taborz
How to Pitch
Guest application form at twimlai.com/participate or email info@twimlai.com
Guest application form at twimlai.com/participate or email info@twimlai.com
Recent Relevant Episodes
LLM tooling, AI agents, context management in AI systems
LLM tooling, AI agents, context management in AI systems
Best Pitch Angle
"Persistent memory as the missing layer in AI agent architecture -- how structured context management changes what AI assistants can do"
"Persistent memory as the missing layer in AI agent architecture -- how structured context management changes what AI assistants can do"
Notes
Very technically rigorous audience. Sam asks deep questions. Prepare with technical architecture details of how Enovari's memory system works, MCP protocol details, and the broader vision of persistent AI context.
Very technically rigorous audience. Sam asks deep questions. Prepare with technical architecture details of how Enovari's memory system works, MCP protocol details, and the broader vision of persistent AI context.
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Swyx (Shawn Wang) & Alessio Rinaldi
Audience Size
~30,000-60,000 per episode; rapidly growing AI engineer community
Topics Covered
AI engineering, LLM tooling, AI infrastructure, developer experience, AI agents
Format
Deep-dive interview + technical discussion, 60-90 min
Social Media
Twitter: @swyx, @alessiorinaldi
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @swyx or email via latent.space website contact
Twitter DM @swyx or email via latent.space website contact
Recent Relevant Episodes
MCP protocol discussions, AI agent tooling, memory and context management
MCP protocol discussions, AI agent tooling, memory and context management
Best Pitch Angle
"Building the memory layer for AI engineers -- how MCP server architecture enables persistent context that makes AI assistants actually useful over time"
"Building the memory layer for AI engineers -- how MCP server architecture enables persistent context that makes AI assistants actually useful over time"
Notes
Swyx coined "AI Engineer" as a role. This is THE podcast for AI infrastructure builders. The audience is exactly Enovari's target market. Swyx is very active on Twitter -- engage with his content first. He has covered MCP specifically. Perfect fit.
Swyx coined "AI Engineer" as a role. This is THE podcast for AI infrastructure builders. The audience is exactly Enovari's target market. Swyx is very active on Twitter -- engage with his content first. He has covered MCP specifically. Perfect fit.
Host(s)
Nathaniel Whittemore (NLW)
Audience Size
~50,000-100,000+ per episode; one of the fastest-growing AI podcasts
Topics Covered
AI news, AI products, AI industry analysis, AI tools for consumers and businesses
Format
Solo commentary + interviews, 15-30 min (daily)
Social Media
Twitter: @nlaborz
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @nlaborz or email via website
Twitter DM @nlaborz or email via website
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI memory, AI personalization, MCP protocol, new AI tools
AI memory, AI personalization, MCP protocol, new AI tools
Best Pitch Angle
"The AI memory problem nobody's talking about -- why every AI conversation starts from scratch and what the fix looks like"
"The AI memory problem nobody's talking about -- why every AI conversation starts from scratch and what the fix looks like"
Notes
Daily show format means more slots available. NLW covers AI tools and products frequently. The "AI has amnesia" framing resonates with his audience. Great for awareness.
Daily show format means more slots available. NLW covers AI tools and products frequently. The "AI has amnesia" framing resonates with his audience. Great for awareness.
Host(s)
Lex Fridman
Audience Size
~2,000,000+ per episode (YouTube + audio)
Topics Covered
AI, science, technology, philosophy, human nature
Format
Long-form interview, 2-4 hours
Social Media
Twitter: @lexfridman
How to Pitch
Email lex@lexfridman.com or through MIT connections
Email lex@lexfridman.com or through MIT connections
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI agents, AI consciousness, memory and cognition
AI agents, AI consciousness, memory and cognition
Best Pitch Angle
"The philosophy and engineering of AI memory -- what it means when machines remember us, and the implications for human-AI relationships"
"The philosophy and engineering of AI memory -- what it means when machines remember us, and the implications for human-AI relationships"
Notes
Long shot but worth a well-crafted pitch. Lex loves deep philosophical discussions about AI. Frame Enovari's work in the broader context of AI memory, identity, and what persistent context means for human-AI interaction.
Long shot but worth a well-crafted pitch. Lex loves deep philosophical discussions about AI. Frame Enovari's work in the broader context of AI memory, identity, and what persistent context means for human-AI interaction.
Host(s)
Noah Kravitz
Audience Size
~20,000-40,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI research, AI applications, GPU computing, AI startups
Format
Interview, 20-30 min
Social Media
Twitter: @NVIDIAAIPodcast [VERIFY]
Best Pitch Angle
"Building persistent memory infrastructure for AI assistants -- the engineering challenge and product opportunity"
How to Pitch
Email ai-podcast@nvidia.com or contact through NVIDIA Inception program
Email ai-podcast@nvidia.com or contact through NVIDIA Inception program
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI infrastructure, LLM applications, AI developer tools
AI infrastructure, LLM applications, AI developer tools
Notes
NVIDIA Inception startup program membership could help get noticed. Corporate podcast but genuinely covers interesting AI startups.
NVIDIA Inception startup program membership could help get noticed. Corporate podcast but genuinely covers interesting AI startups.
Host(s)
Craig S. Smith
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI research, AI applications, AI industry trends, interviews with AI leaders
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Social Media
Twitter: @craigss
Best Pitch Angle
"The infrastructure layer AI is missing: how persistent memory transforms AI from a tool into a partner"
How to Pitch
Email via website contact form or Twitter DM
Email via website contact form or Twitter DM
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI assistants, personalization, AI infrastructure
AI assistants, personalization, AI infrastructure
Notes
Craig is a former NYT journalist. He appreciates well-told stories with substance. Lead with the narrative of why AI memory matters.
Craig is a former NYT journalist. He appreciates well-told stories with substance. Lead with the narrative of why AI memory matters.
Host(s)
Daniel Bashir
Audience Size
~5,000-15,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI/ML research, AI systems, technical deep dives
Format
Interview, 45-75 min
Social Media
Twitter: @TheGradientPub
How to Pitch
Email editors@thegradient.pub or Twitter DM
Email editors@thegradient.pub or Twitter DM
Recent Relevant Episodes
LLM architectures, AI tooling, memory in neural networks
LLM architectures, AI tooling, memory in neural networks
Best Pitch Angle
"Engineering persistent memory for LLMs: the architectural decisions behind building a cross-platform AI memory layer using MCP"
"Engineering persistent memory for LLMs: the architectural decisions behind building a cross-platform AI memory layer using MCP"
Notes
Academic-leaning audience. Prepare with technical depth on memory architectures, vector search, and how Enovari's approach differs from RAG.
Academic-leaning audience. Prepare with technical depth on memory architectures, vector search, and how Enovari's approach differs from RAG.
Host(s)
Andrey Kurenkov & Jeremie Harris
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI news roundup, AI tools, AI policy, AI industry trends
Format
Discussion + news roundup, 45-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @lasaborz [VERIFY]
How to Pitch
Email via website or Twitter DM
Email via website or Twitter DM
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI tools launches, MCP protocol coverage, AI assistants evolution
AI tools launches, MCP protocol coverage, AI assistants evolution
Best Pitch Angle
"New AI infrastructure: how persistent memory and MCP are changing what AI assistants can do -- Enovari as a case study"
"New AI infrastructure: how persistent memory and MCP are changing what AI assistants can do -- Enovari as a case study"
Notes
News-oriented show. Time your pitch to coincide with a product launch, milestone, or relevant news about AI memory/MCP.
News-oriented show. Time your pitch to coincide with a product launch, milestone, or relevant news about AI memory/MCP.
Host(s)
Nathan Labenz & Erik Torenberg
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI capabilities, AI safety, AI applications, AI tools and products
Format
Interview + discussion, 60-90 min
Social Media
Twitter: @NathanLabenz, @ErikTorenberg
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @NathanLabenz or email through website
Twitter DM @NathanLabenz or email through website
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI agents, AI tool use, memory in AI systems
AI agents, AI tool use, memory in AI systems
Best Pitch Angle
"Why persistent memory is the breakthrough that transforms AI assistants from demos to daily drivers -- and the bootstrapped founder building it"
"Why persistent memory is the breakthrough that transforms AI assistants from demos to daily drivers -- and the bootstrapped founder building it"
Notes
Nathan is deeply technical and genuinely curious. He explores AI products hands-on. Offer him a demo of Enovari -- he'd likely try it live. Erik Torenberg also runs Turpentine Network which produces multiple podcasts.
Nathan is deeply technical and genuinely curious. He explores AI products hands-on. Offer him a demo of Enovari -- he'd likely try it live. Erik Torenberg also runs Turpentine Network which produces multiple podcasts.
Apple Podcasts
Search "AI for the Rest of Us" on Apple Podcasts
Spotify
Search "AI for the Rest of Us" on Spotify
Host(s)
Various hosts [VERIFY]
Audience Size
~5,000-15,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Practical AI tools, AI for non-technical users, productivity with AI
Format
Discussion + demos, 30-45 min
Social Media
[VERIFY]
How to Pitch
Email through website contact form
Email through website contact form
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI tools reviews, practical AI workflows
AI tools reviews, practical AI workflows
Best Pitch Angle
"Make your AI actually remember you: how Enovari turns forgetful AI into a personalized assistant that knows your preferences, projects, and context"
"Make your AI actually remember you: how Enovari turns forgetful AI into a personalized assistant that knows your preferences, projects, and context"
Notes
Good for reaching non-technical audience who just want AI to work better.
Good for reaching non-technical audience who just want AI to work better.
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Sarah Guo & Elad Gil
Audience Size
~30,000-60,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI startups, AI investing, AI infrastructure, frontier AI research
Format
Interview, 45-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @saranormous, @eaborz
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @saranormous or @eaborz, or through their VC networks
Twitter DM @saranormous or @eaborz, or through their VC networks
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI infrastructure plays, developer tools, AI agent frameworks
AI infrastructure plays, developer tools, AI agent frameworks
Best Pitch Angle
"The memory infrastructure layer for AI: why persistent context is the next platform opportunity, built bootstrapped by a solo founder"
"The memory infrastructure layer for AI: why persistent context is the next platform opportunity, built bootstrapped by a solo founder"
Notes
Both hosts are investors. This is higher-reach but they tend to feature funded startups. The bootstrapped angle is unusual for their show which could work in your favor as differentiation.
Both hosts are investors. This is higher-reach but they tend to feature funded startups. The bootstrapped angle is unusual for their show which could work in your favor as differentiation.
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Lenny Rachitsky
Audience Size
~100,000+ per episode; massive newsletter (500K+ subscribers)
Topics Covered
Product management, growth, AI in product, startup building
Format
Interview, 60-90 min
Social Media
Twitter: @lennysan
How to Pitch
Email lenny@lennyrachitsky.com or through his newsletter submission
Email lenny@lennyrachitsky.com or through his newsletter submission
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI product building, AI tools for PMs, founder stories
AI product building, AI tools for PMs, founder stories
Best Pitch Angle
"The product story of building AI memory: how persistent context transforms AI from a feature into a platform, and the solo founder journey"
"The product story of building AI memory: how persistent context transforms AI from a feature into a platform, and the solo founder journey"
Notes
Lenny is extremely selective but has been covering AI-native products. The product angle is key here -- how does Enovari think about product decisions, UX, and building for AI-native users.
Lenny is extremely selective but has been covering AI-native products. The product angle is key here -- how does Enovari think about product decisions, UX, and building for AI-native users.
Apple Podcasts
Search "AI Chat Packy McCormick"
Spotify
Search "AI Chat"
Host(s)
Packy McCormick [VERIFY]
Audience Size
~10,000-25,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI trends, AI business models, AI products
Format
Discussion, 30-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @packym
Best Pitch Angle
"The business case for AI memory: why AI that remembers is a platform play, not a feature"
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @packym or email
Twitter DM @packym or email
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI infrastructure, AI startups, new AI paradigms
AI infrastructure, AI startups, new AI paradigms
Notes
Packy writes Not Boring newsletter with 200K+ subscribers. Getting on his radar could lead to newsletter coverage too.
Packy writes Not Boring newsletter with 200K+ subscribers. Getting on his radar could lead to newsletter coverage too.
Host(s)
Marques Brownlee (MKBHD) & Andrew Manganelli
Audience Size
~200,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Tech products, gadgets, AI tools, consumer technology
Format
Discussion + interviews, 60-90 min
Social Media
Twitter: @MKBHD
Best Pitch Angle
"The AI tool that remembers everything about you -- demo of what persistent AI memory actually looks like in practice"
How to Pitch
Email waveformpodcast@gmail.com or through Studio 71 management
Email waveformpodcast@gmail.com or through Studio 71 management
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI tools, tech product reviews
AI tools, tech product reviews
Notes
Very consumer-oriented. Only pitch if you can do a compelling live demo.
Very consumer-oriented. Only pitch if you can do a compelling live demo.
Host(s)
Kevin Roose & Casey Newton
Audience Size
~500,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Tech industry, AI, social media, tech culture
Format
Discussion + occasional interviews, 45-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @kevinaborz, @CaseyNewton
Best Pitch Angle
"AI has a memory problem and this solo founder is fixing it -- the human story behind giving AI persistent memory"
How to Pitch
Email hardfork@nytimes.com [VERIFY] or Twitter DM @kevinaborz, @CaseyNewton
Email hardfork@nytimes.com [VERIFY] or Twitter DM @kevinaborz, @CaseyNewton
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI assistant evolution, AI personalization, AI memory
AI assistant evolution, AI personalization, AI memory
Notes
Kevin Roose has written extensively about AI assistants. If he tries Enovari and likes it, coverage would be massive. Send him a personal note + demo link.
Kevin Roose has written extensively about AI assistants. If he tries Enovari and likes it, coverage would be massive. Send him a personal note + demo link.
Apple Podcasts
Same feed as AI Breakdown
Spotify
Same feed as AI Breakdown
Host(s)
Nathaniel Whittemore
Audience Size
~50,000+ (part of AI Breakdown network)
Topics Covered
Daily AI news, AI tool launches, AI industry updates
Format
Daily briefing, 10-20 min
Best Pitch Angle
"New tool alert: Enovari gives AI persistent memory via MCP -- why this matters for every AI user"
How to Pitch
Same as #4 above
Same as #4 above
Notes
Daily format = more opportunities for coverage. Frame as a newsworthy tool launch rather than a long interview pitch.
Daily format = more opportunities for coverage. Frame as a newsworthy tool launch rather than a long interview pitch.
Host(s)
Lukas Biewald
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
ML engineering, AI tools, ML infrastructure, MLOps
Format
Interview, 45-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @l2k, @weights_biases
Best Pitch Angle
"Engineering persistent memory for AI: the technical architecture of building a cross-platform memory layer using MCP"
How to Pitch
Email podcast@wandb.ai or Twitter DM @l2k
Email podcast@wandb.ai or Twitter DM @l2k
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI developer tools, LLM tooling, AI infrastructure
AI developer tools, LLM tooling, AI infrastructure
Notes
Lukas founded Weights & Biases. Very technical audience. Lead with engineering decisions and architecture.
Lukas founded Weights & Biases. Very technical audience. Lead with engineering decisions and architecture.
Host(s)
Tim Scarfe, Keith Duggar, Yannic Kilcher
Audience Size
~15,000-40,000 per episode (YouTube primary)
Topics Covered
ML research, AI philosophy, deep learning, AI systems
Format
Panel discussion + interviews, 90-180 min
Social Media
Twitter: @MLStreetTalk
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @TimScarfe or email
Twitter DM @TimScarfe or email
Recent Relevant Episodes
Memory in AI systems, context windows, AI architecture
Memory in AI systems, context windows, AI architecture
Best Pitch Angle
"Beyond the context window: engineering external persistent memory for LLMs and what it reveals about the architecture of AI cognition"
"Beyond the context window: engineering external persistent memory for LLMs and what it reveals about the architecture of AI cognition"
Notes
Very research-heavy show. Prepare to discuss memory architectures, RAG vs. persistent memory, and the theoretical foundations.
Very research-heavy show. Prepare to discuss memory architectures, RAG vs. persistent memory, and the theoretical foundations.
20. AI Hustle (for AI entrepreneurs)
Medium
Apple Podcasts
Search "AI Hustle"
Spotify
Search "AI Hustle"
Host(s)
[VERIFY]
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode [VERIFY]
Topics Covered
AI entrepreneurship, building AI products, AI business models
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Solo founder bootstraps AI memory platform to production with $0 -- the raw entrepreneur story"
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
Notes
AI entrepreneurship focus. The bootstrapping story is the hook.
AI entrepreneurship focus. The bootstrapping story is the hook.
Apple Podcasts
Search "Superhuman AI Zack Kass"
Spotify
Search "Superhuman AI"
Host(s)
Zack Kass (former OpenAI)
Audience Size
~10,000-25,000 per episode [VERIFY]
Topics Covered
AI's impact on humanity, AI tools, AI future
Format
Interview, 30-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @zaborz [VERIFY]
Best Pitch Angle
"What happens when AI remembers you: the implications of persistent AI memory for human-AI relationships"
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @zaborz [VERIFY] or email
Twitter DM @zaborz [VERIFY] or email
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI personalization, AI assistants, future of AI
AI personalization, AI assistants, future of AI
Notes
Zack is ex-OpenAI and thinks big about AI's future. Philosophical + practical angle works well.
Zack is ex-OpenAI and thinks big about AI's future. Philosophical + practical angle works well.
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
Search "Everyday AI"
Host(s)
Jordan Wilson
Audience Size
~5,000-15,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Practical AI tools, AI for business, AI productivity
Format
Daily show + interviews, 15-30 min
Social Media
LinkedIn: Jordan Wilson, Twitter: @everydayai [VERIFY]
Best Pitch Angle
"Stop repeating yourself to AI: how Enovari gives ChatGPT and Claude persistent memory so they actually know you"
How to Pitch
Email through website or LinkedIn DM
Email through website or LinkedIn DM
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI tools reviews, ChatGPT tips, AI workflow optimization
AI tools reviews, ChatGPT tips, AI workflow optimization
Notes
Daily show = more guest slots. Very practical, business-user oriented. Great for reaching non-technical AI power users.
Daily show = more guest slots. Very practical, business-user oriented. Great for reaching non-technical AI power users.
23. The AI Edge
Medium
Apple Podcasts
Search "The AI Edge"
Spotify
Search "The AI Edge"
Host(s)
[VERIFY]
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode [VERIFY]
Topics Covered
AI tools, AI business applications, AI strategy
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Gain an AI edge: persistent memory that makes your AI assistant smarter with every conversation"
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
Apple Podcasts
Search "This Day in AI"
Spotify
Search "This Day in AI"
Host(s)
Mike Conover & Michael Sharkey [VERIFY]
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode [VERIFY]
Topics Covered
Daily AI news, AI tools, AI industry developments
Format
Daily discussion, 20-40 min
Social Media
Twitter: @thisdayinai [VERIFY]
Best Pitch Angle
"Today in AI: Enovari launches persistent memory for AI assistants via MCP -- here's why that matters"
How to Pitch
Twitter DM or email
Twitter DM or email
Recent Relevant Episodes
New AI tools, MCP protocol, AI infrastructure
New AI tools, MCP protocol, AI infrastructure
Notes
News-oriented. Time pitch to a launch or milestone.
News-oriented. Time pitch to a launch or milestone.
Apple Podcasts
Search "The AI Show Microsoft"
Spotify
Search "The AI Show"
Host(s)
Various Microsoft hosts [VERIFY]
Audience Size
~10,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Azure AI, AI developer tools, enterprise AI
Format
Demo + discussion, 20-40 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Cross-platform AI memory that works with any AI assistant -- including Copilot ecosystem"
How to Pitch
Through Microsoft developer relations or AI community managers
Through Microsoft developer relations or AI community managers
Notes
Corporate show but covers third-party tools. May be useful if Enovari integrates with Microsoft Copilot.
Corporate show but covers third-party tools. May be useful if Enovari integrates with Microsoft Copilot.
Spotify
Host(s)
Katherine Gorman & Neil Lawrence
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
ML research, AI applications, industry trends
Format
Interview + discussion, 30-45 min
Social Media
Twitter: @TlkngMchns
Best Pitch Angle
"Persistent external memory for LLMs: a practical engineering approach to context that persists across sessions"
How to Pitch
Email info@thetalkingmachines.com
Email info@thetalkingmachines.com
Recent Relevant Episodes
LLM applications, AI systems architecture
LLM applications, AI systems architecture
27. The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise
Low
Apple Podcasts
Search "Artificially Intelligent Enterprise"
Host(s)
[VERIFY]
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Enterprise AI adoption, AI strategy, AI implementation
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Enterprise AI needs memory: why persistent context is the missing piece for AI-powered workflows"
How to Pitch
Through website contact
Through website contact
28. Practical AI Engineering / AI Engineering Podcast
Medium
Apple Podcasts
Search "AI Engineering"
Host(s)
[VERIFY]
Audience Size
~5,000-15,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI engineering practices, LLM ops, AI infrastructure
Format
Interview + technical discussion, 30-60 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Building production AI memory infrastructure: MCP servers, hybrid search, and cross-platform persistence"
How to Pitch
Twitter or email
Twitter or email
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
Search "AI in Business Emerj"
Host(s)
Daniel Faggella
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI for business, AI strategy, AI ROI, enterprise AI
Format
Interview, 20-35 min
Social Media
Twitter: @DanFaggella
Best Pitch Angle
"The ROI of AI memory: how persistent context transforms AI from an expense into a compounding knowledge asset"
How to Pitch
Email daniel@emerj.com or through emerj.com
Email daniel@emerj.com or through emerj.com
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI tools for productivity, AI-powered workflows
AI tools for productivity, AI-powered workflows
30. The RWKV / Open Source AI Podcast
Low
Host(s)
Various
Audience Size
~3,000-8,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Open source AI, AI tooling, community-built AI infrastructure
Format
Discussion, 30-60 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Open infrastructure for AI memory: how MCP and open protocols enable persistent memory across any AI platform"
How to Pitch
Through open source AI communities (Discord, GitHub)
Through open source AI communities (Discord, GitHub)
Low
Host(s)
Lucas Perry / various
Audience Size
~10,000-25,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI safety, AI alignment, AI governance, AI technology
Format
Long-form interview, 60-120 min
How to Pitch
Email podcast@futureoflife.org [VERIFY]
Email podcast@futureoflife.org [VERIFY]
Best Pitch Angle
"The safety implications of AI memory: what happens when AI systems persistently remember users, and how to build it responsibly"
"The safety implications of AI memory: what happens when AI systems persistently remember users, and how to build it responsibly"
Notes
Safety/alignment angle. Interesting for thought leadership but niche.
Safety/alignment angle. Interesting for thought leadership but niche.
Host(s)
Kyle Polich
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Data science, ML, AI applications, statistical thinking
Format
Interview + mini-episodes, 20-45 min
Social Media
Twitter: @DataSkeptic
How to Pitch
Email kyle@dataskeptic.com or through website
Email kyle@dataskeptic.com or through website
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI applications, data-driven products, NLP
AI applications, data-driven products, NLP
Best Pitch Angle
"The data architecture of AI memory: how Enovari structures, retrieves, and maintains persistent context using hybrid search"
"The data architecture of AI memory: how Enovari structures, retrieves, and maintains persistent context using hybrid search"
Host(s)
Jon Krohn
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Data science, ML, AI tools, career development
Format
Interview, 45-75 min
Social Media
Twitter: @JonKrohnLearns
How to Pitch
Email through superdatascience.com/guest or contact form
Email through superdatascience.com/guest or contact form
Recent Relevant Episodes
LLM tooling, AI product development
LLM tooling, AI product development
Best Pitch Angle
"Building AI memory infrastructure as a solo founder: the data science and engineering behind persistent context for LLMs"
"Building AI memory infrastructure as a solo founder: the data science and engineering behind persistent context for LLMs"
Apple Podcasts
Search "Fully Connected Weights Biases"
Host(s)
Various W&B team members
Audience Size
~5,000-15,000 per episode
Topics Covered
ML engineering, AI tools, MLOps
Format
Interview + discussion, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Engineering AI memory at production scale: the technical decisions behind building a cross-platform context layer"
How to Pitch
Email podcast@wandb.ai
Email podcast@wandb.ai
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Bill Gates
Audience Size
~500,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Technology, health, climate, AI, science
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
N/A -- aspirational only
How to Pitch
Through Gates Foundation or publisher contacts
Through Gates Foundation or publisher contacts
Notes
Essentially unreachable for early-stage startups but listed for completeness.
Essentially unreachable for early-stage startups but listed for completeness.
36. The Logan Bartlett Show
Medium
Apple Podcasts
Search "Logan Bartlett"
Host(s)
Logan Bartlett
Audience Size
~10,000-25,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Tech startups, AI, venture capital, founder stories
Format
Interview, 45-75 min
Best Pitch Angle
"The contrarian bet: bootstrapping AI infrastructure while everyone else raises hundreds of millions"
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @loganbartlett or email
Twitter DM @loganbartlett or email
37. Marketplace AI / AI-Powered Podcast
Medium
Host(s)
Various
Topics Covered
AI tools marketplace, AI product reviews, AI tool comparisons
Format
Review + interview, 20-40 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Enovari product walkthrough: what persistent AI memory looks like in practice"
Host(s)
Tristan Harris & Aza Raskin
Audience Size
~50,000-100,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Technology ethics, AI impact, attention economy, AI safety
Format
Interview + discussion, 45-75 min
Social Media
Twitter: @TristanHarris, @AzaRaskin
Best Pitch Angle
"When AI remembers everything: the ethics and design of persistent AI memory"
How to Pitch
Email via humanetech.com contact
Email via humanetech.com contact
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI personalization, AI and human cognition
AI personalization, AI and human cognition
Notes
Ethics angle. Great for thought leadership positioning.
Ethics angle. Great for thought leadership positioning.
Host(s)
Various a16z partners
Audience Size
~50,000-100,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Tech trends, AI, crypto, bio, startup building
Format
Discussion + interviews, 20-45 min
Social Media
Twitter: @a16z
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory as infrastructure: the platform layer that makes AI assistants actually useful"
How to Pitch
Through a16z network, or email podcast@a16z.com [VERIFY]
Through a16z network, or email podcast@a16z.com [VERIFY]
Spotify
Host(s)
Dwarkesh Patel
Audience Size
~50,000-150,000 per episode (growing rapidly)
Topics Covered
AI, technology, history, progress, civilization
Format
Long-form interview, 60-180 min
Best Pitch Angle
"The memory problem in AI: what persistent context means for AI capabilities and the path to more useful AI systems"
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @dwarkesh_sp or email
Twitter DM @dwarkesh_sp or email
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI scaling, AI infrastructure, AI capabilities
AI scaling, AI infrastructure, AI capabilities
Additional Info
# Category B: Developer & Tech Podcasts These podcasts serve developers, engineers, and technical builders. Enovari's MCP integration and developer tooling angle works well here.
# Category B: Developer & Tech Podcasts These podcasts serve developers, engineers, and technical builders. Enovari's MCP integration and developer tooling angle works well here.
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Adam Stacoviak & Jerod Santo
Audience Size
~30,000-60,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Open source, software development, developer tools, infrastructure
Format
Interview, 60-90 min
Social Media
Twitter: @changelog
How to Pitch
Email editors@changelog.com or use changelog.com/guest
Email editors@changelog.com or use changelog.com/guest
Recent Relevant Episodes
Developer tooling, AI-powered dev tools, open source projects
Developer tooling, AI-powered dev tools, open source projects
Best Pitch Angle
"Building open AI memory infrastructure: MCP servers, developer experience, and why every AI tool needs persistent context"
"Building open AI memory infrastructure: MCP servers, developer experience, and why every AI tool needs persistent context"
Notes
One of the most respected developer podcasts. They love technical founder stories about infrastructure. The MCP/open protocol angle plays very well here.
One of the most respected developer podcasts. They love technical founder stories about infrastructure. The MCP/open protocol angle plays very well here.
Host(s)
Various rotating hosts (founded by Jeff Meyerson)
Audience Size
~20,000-40,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Software engineering, cloud, databases, AI/ML, infrastructure
Format
Interview, 45-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @software_daily
How to Pitch
Email info@softwareengineeringdaily.com or website contact
Email info@softwareengineeringdaily.com or website contact
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI infrastructure, LLM tooling, developer tools
AI infrastructure, LLM tooling, developer tools
Best Pitch Angle
"The engineering of AI memory: building persistent context across platforms using MCP, hybrid search, and structured data"
"The engineering of AI memory: building persistent context across platforms using MCP, hybrid search, and structured data"
Notes
Daily show = many guest slots. Technical audience that appreciates deep engineering discussions. Perfect for the infrastructure angle.
Daily show = many guest slots. Technical audience that appreciates deep engineering discussions. Perfect for the infrastructure angle.
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Wes Bos & Scott Tolinski
Audience Size
~40,000-80,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Web development, JavaScript, developer tools, AI for developers
Format
Discussion + interviews, 30-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @syntaxfm, @wesbos, @stolinski
How to Pitch
Email at syntax.fm or Twitter DM @wesbos @stolinski
Email at syntax.fm or Twitter DM @wesbos @stolinski
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI coding tools, Cursor, AI-assisted development
AI coding tools, Cursor, AI-assisted development
Best Pitch Angle
"Give Cursor persistent memory: how Enovari's MCP integration makes AI coding assistants remember your codebase, preferences, and patterns"
"Give Cursor persistent memory: how Enovari's MCP integration makes AI coding assistants remember your codebase, preferences, and patterns"
Notes
Massive web dev audience. The Cursor integration angle is especially compelling for this audience. Wes and Scott are hands-on -- offer them a demo.
Massive web dev audience. The Cursor integration angle is especially compelling for this audience. Wes and Scott are hands-on -- offer them a demo.
Spotify
Host(s)
Rotating panel (Jerod Santo, Nick Nisi, Amal Hussein, etc.)
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
JavaScript, web platform, developer tools, AI in web dev
Format
Panel discussion, 45-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @JSPartyFM
How to Pitch
Same as Changelog -- editors@changelog.com
Same as Changelog -- editors@changelog.com
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory for developers: building MCP servers in JavaScript/TypeScript and making AI tools remember your project context"
"AI memory for developers: building MCP servers in JavaScript/TypeScript and making AI tools remember your project context"
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
Search "devtools.fm"
Host(s)
Andrew Lisowski & Justin Bennett [VERIFY]
Audience Size
~5,000-15,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Developer tools, DX, developer experience, tooling
Format
Interview, 30-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @devaborz_fm [VERIFY]
Best Pitch Angle
"Enovari as a developer tool: how MCP servers give AI coding assistants persistent project memory"
How to Pitch
Email through devtools.fm or Twitter DM
Email through devtools.fm or Twitter DM
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI developer tools, IDE extensions, developer workflows
AI developer tools, IDE extensions, developer workflows
Notes
Developer tools are the entire focus. Perfect fit for the Cursor/Claude integration story.
Developer tools are the entire focus. Perfect fit for the Cursor/Claude integration story.
Host(s)
Ben Popper, Ryan Donovan, Cassidy Williams
Audience Size
~30,000-60,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Software development, developer culture, AI coding tools, tech trends
Format
Discussion + interviews, 30-45 min
Social Media
Twitter: @StackOverflow
Best Pitch Angle
"AI coding assistants that actually remember your code: how persistent memory transforms developer-AI interaction"
How to Pitch
Email podcast@stackoverflow.com [VERIFY] or through SO team
Email podcast@stackoverflow.com [VERIFY] or through SO team
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI coding assistants, developer productivity, AI tools
AI coding assistants, developer productivity, AI tools
Spotify
Host(s)
Adam Gordon Bell
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Software engineering stories, coding challenges, technical deep dives
Format
Narrative interview, 45-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @adamgordonbell
How to Pitch
Email adam@corecursive.com [VERIFY] or through website
Email adam@corecursive.com [VERIFY] or through website
Recent Relevant Episodes
Technical building stories, engineering challenges
Technical building stories, engineering challenges
Best Pitch Angle
"The story of building AI memory: the engineering challenges, impossible deadlines, and technical decisions behind giving AI persistent context -- as a solo founder with no budget"
"The story of building AI memory: the engineering challenges, impossible deadlines, and technical decisions behind giving AI persistent context -- as a solo founder with no budget"
Notes
Adam loves narrative-driven engineering stories. This is about the journey, not just the product.
Adam loves narrative-driven engineering stories. This is about the journey, not just the product.
Host(s)
Justin Garrison & Autumn Nash
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
DevOps, cloud, infrastructure, shipping software
Format
Interview, 30-50 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Shipping AI infrastructure solo: the ops and architecture decisions behind deploying a persistent AI memory platform"
How to Pitch
editors@changelog.com
editors@changelog.com
Medium
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Various Thoughtbot developers
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Software development, startups, product development
Format
Discussion + interviews, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Solo founder building AI memory product: the product and engineering decisions behind Enovari"
How to Pitch
Email through thoughtbot.com or podcast contact
Email through thoughtbot.com or podcast contact
Host(s)
Various rotating hosts
Audience Size
~20,000-40,000 per episode; one of the oldest SE podcasts
Topics Covered
Software architecture, engineering practices, technology deep dives
Format
Educational interview, 45-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @se_radio
Best Pitch Angle
"Designing AI memory systems: the software architecture of persistent context management using MCP protocol"
How to Pitch
Email se-radio@computer.org [VERIFY] or through IEEE contacts
Email se-radio@computer.org [VERIFY] or through IEEE contacts
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI in software engineering, API design, distributed systems
AI in software engineering, API design, distributed systems
Host(s)
Scott Hanselman
Audience Size
~20,000-40,000 per episode
Topics Covered
.NET, developer tools, technology, diverse tech stories
Format
Interview, 30 min
Social Media
Twitter: @shanselman
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory for every developer: how MCP makes AI assistants remember your context, built by a solo founder with $0"
How to Pitch
Email scott@hanselman.com or through website contact
Email scott@hanselman.com or through website contact
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI tools, developer productivity, indie developer stories
AI tools, developer productivity, indie developer stories
Notes
Scott is very approachable and loves diverse developer stories. The underdog solo founder angle resonates.
Scott is very approachable and loves diverse developer stories. The underdog solo founder angle resonates.
Host(s)
Various Go developers
Audience Size
~10,000-25,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Go language, systems programming, infrastructure
Format
Panel discussion, 45-60 min
Best Pitch Angle
Only relevant if Enovari has Go components or SDK
How to Pitch
editors@changelog.com
editors@changelog.com
Host(s)
Christopher Bailey
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Python programming, Python tools, AI/ML with Python
Format
Interview + discussion, 30-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @realpython
How to Pitch
Email through realpython.com
Email through realpython.com
Best Pitch Angle
"Building AI memory with Python: the MCP protocol and how Python developers can give their AI assistants persistent context"
"Building AI memory with Python: the MCP protocol and how Python developers can give their AI assistants persistent context"
Host(s)
Michael Kennedy
Audience Size
~30,000-50,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Python, AI/ML, web development, developer tools
Format
Interview, 60-75 min
Social Media
Twitter: @TalkPython, @mkennedy
Best Pitch Angle
"Building persistent AI memory with Python and MCP: how Enovari gives AI assistants long-term context"
How to Pitch
Email michael@talkpython.fm or website guest form
Email michael@talkpython.fm or website guest form
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI tools built with Python, LLM applications, developer productivity
AI tools built with Python, LLM applications, developer productivity
Notes
Michael is very responsive to guest pitches. Large, engaged Python developer audience.
Michael is very responsive to guest pitches. Large, engaged Python developer audience.
Host(s)
Panel of frontend engineers from Netflix, LinkedIn, etc.
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Frontend development, JavaScript, developer tools
Format
Panel discussion, 45-60 min
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory for frontend developers: giving Cursor persistent knowledge of your component library, design system, and coding patterns"
"AI memory for frontend developers: giving Cursor persistent knowledge of your component library, design system, and coding patterns"
Host(s)
Saron Yitbarek
Audience Size
~30,000-50,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Open source, developer culture, tech history, emerging technology
Format
Narrative documentary style, 25-35 min
Social Media
Twitter: @saronyitbarek
How to Pitch
Email commandlineheroes@redhat.com [VERIFY]
Email commandlineheroes@redhat.com [VERIFY]
Best Pitch Angle
"The open protocol revolution: how MCP is becoming the USB port of AI, and the solo developer building memory infrastructure on top of it"
"The open protocol revolution: how MCP is becoming the USB port of AI, and the solo developer building memory infrastructure on top of it"
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Various LogRocket team members
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Web development, developer tools, JavaScript ecosystem
Format
Interview, 20-30 min
Best Pitch Angle
"MCP servers for web developers: how to give AI coding tools persistent memory about your project"
How to Pitch
Email through podrocket.logrocket.com
Email through podrocket.logrocket.com
Host(s)
Allen Underwood, Michael Outlaw, Joe Zack
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Software development, architecture, patterns, AI tools
Format
Discussion, 60-90 min
Social Media
Twitter: @CodingBlocks
How to Pitch
Email through website or Twitter
Email through website or Twitter
Best Pitch Angle
"The architecture of AI memory: designing persistent context systems with hybrid search, MCP protocol, and cross-platform compatibility"
"The architecture of AI memory: designing persistent context systems with hybrid search, MCP protocol, and cross-platform compatibility"
Host(s)
Nilay Patel, David Pierce, Alex Cranz
Audience Size
~200,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Consumer tech, AI, gadgets, tech industry
Format
Discussion + interviews, 60-90 min
Social Media
Twitter: @veraborz, @pierce
Best Pitch Angle
"The AI feature everyone wants: why can't AI remember anything, and who's fixing it"
How to Pitch
Email vergecast@theverge.com [VERIFY]
Email vergecast@theverge.com [VERIFY]
Host(s)
Jonathan Cutrell
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Developer career, productivity, soft skills, developer tools
Format
Solo + interviews, 10-20 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Building as a solo developer: the mindset and practices behind shipping AI infrastructure alone"
How to Pitch
Email developertea@gmail.com [VERIFY] or Twitter
Email developertea@gmail.com [VERIFY] or Twitter
Apple Podcasts
Search "ThePrimeTime"
Host(s)
ThePrimeagen (Michael Paulson)
Audience Size
~100,000-300,000 per video/episode (YouTube primary)
Topics Covered
Programming, developer tools, tech opinions, AI coding tools
Format
Reaction + discussion + interviews, varies
Social Media
Twitter: @ThePrimeagen, YouTube: ThePrimeTimeagen
Best Pitch Angle
"Giving AI persistent memory so it stops asking you the same questions: demo of Enovari with Cursor"
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @ThePrimeagen or through his community
Twitter DM @ThePrimeagen or through his community
Recent Relevant Episodes
AI coding tools, Cursor, developer productivity
AI coding tools, Cursor, developer productivity
Notes
Huge developer audience. ThePrimeagen is opinionated and loves developer tools. A compelling demo could go viral.
Huge developer audience. ThePrimeagen is opinionated and loves developer tools. A compelling demo could go viral.
62. Cup of Tech / Tech Twitter Spaces
High
Host(s)
Various developer community hosts
Audience Size
500-10,000 per Space
Topics Covered
Developer tools, AI, tech discussion
Format
Live audio, 60-120 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Quick demo/discussion: AI memory and why every developer needs it"
How to Pitch
Engage in Spaces regularly, request to speak
Engage in Spaces regularly, request to speak
Notes
Low barrier to entry. Start speaking in AI and developer Spaces regularly to build presence.
Low barrier to entry. Start speaking in AI and developer Spaces regularly to build presence.
Host(s)
Netlify team members
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Web development, JAMstack, developer tools
Format
Discussion, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"AI-assisted development with persistent context: how memory changes the AI coding workflow"
How to Pitch
Through Netlify developer relations
Through Netlify developer relations
Host(s)
Patrick Wheeler & Jason Gauci
Audience Size
~10,000-25,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Programming languages, technology, developer tools
Format
Discussion, 45-75 min
Best Pitch Angle
"The MCP protocol and AI memory: new developer infrastructure for the AI age"
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
Apple Podcasts
Search "Rustacean Station"
Host(s)
Various Rust community members
Audience Size
~5,000-15,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Rust programming, systems programming, developer tools
Format
Interview, 30-60 min
Best Pitch Angle
Only relevant if Enovari has Rust components
How to Pitch
Email through rustacean-station.org
Email through rustacean-station.org
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Robby Russell
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Code quality, software maintenance, developer practices
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
How to Pitch
Email through maintainable.fm
Email through maintainable.fm
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory for maintainable code: how persistent context helps AI assistants understand your codebase architecture and patterns over time"
"AI memory for maintainable code: how persistent context helps AI assistants understand your codebase architecture and patterns over time"
Apple Podcasts
Search "Running in Production"
Host(s)
Nick Janetakis
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Production deployments, infrastructure, tech stacks
Format
Interview about production setups, 30-60 min
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
Best Pitch Angle
"How Enovari runs in production: the tech stack, infrastructure, and solo-founder operations behind a persistent AI memory platform"
"How Enovari runs in production: the tech stack, infrastructure, and solo-founder operations behind a persistent AI memory platform"
Notes
They literally ask "how does your app run in production?" Perfect for discussing Enovari's architecture.
They literally ask "how does your app run in production?" Perfect for discussing Enovari's architecture.
Host(s)
Joe Laha, Matt Stratton, others
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
DevOps, cloud, infrastructure, automation
Format
Panel discussion, 45-60 min
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
Best Pitch Angle
"AI-assisted DevOps with persistent memory: when your AI assistant remembers your infrastructure, incidents, and runbooks"
"AI-assisted DevOps with persistent memory: when your AI assistant remembers your infrastructure, incidents, and runbooks"
Medium
Host(s)
Corey Quinn
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AWS, cloud, cloud economics, developer tools
Format
Interview, 30-40 min
Social Media
Twitter: @QuinnyPig
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @QuinnyPig or email
Twitter DM @QuinnyPig or email
Best Pitch Angle
"Bootstrapping AI infrastructure on AWS with $0 marketing budget: the cloud economics of building a solo-founder AI platform"
"Bootstrapping AI infrastructure on AWS with $0 marketing budget: the cloud economics of building a solo-founder AI platform"
Notes
Corey is hilarious and loves underdog stories. The $0 budget angle plays well with his cloud economics commentary.
Corey is hilarious and loves underdog stories. The $0 budget angle plays well with his cloud economics commentary.
Host(s)
Aaron Delp & Brian Gracely
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Cloud computing, AI/ML, infrastructure, enterprise tech
Format
Discussion + interviews, 30-40 min
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory as a cloud service: the infrastructure decisions behind building persistent context for AI assistants"
How to Pitch
Email through thecloudcast.net
Email through thecloudcast.net
Additional Info
# Category C: Future of Work & Productivity Podcasts These podcasts cover productivity, the future of work, and how technology transforms how we work. The "AI that remembers you" story resonates strongly here.
# Category C: Future of Work & Productivity Podcasts These podcasts cover productivity, the future of work, and how technology transforms how we work. The "AI that remembers you" story resonates strongly here.
Host(s)
Cal Newport
Audience Size
~100,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Deep work, productivity, technology, digital minimalism
Format
Q&A + interviews, 60-90 min
Social Media
Limited social media presence (on brand)
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory as a deep work tool: how persistent context eliminates the repetitive setup tax in AI conversations"
How to Pitch
Email through calnewport.com or through his publisher
Email through calnewport.com or through his publisher
Notes
Cal has become more interested in AI's impact on knowledge work. If you can frame Enovari as reducing "shallow work" (re-explaining context to AI), it aligns with his philosophy.
Cal has become more interested in AI's impact on knowledge work. If you can frame Enovari as reducing "shallow work" (re-explaining context to AI), it aligns with his philosophy.
Host(s)
Tim Ferriss
Audience Size
~1,000,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Productivity, performance, business, technology
Format
Long-form interview, 60-180 min
Social Media
Twitter: @tferriss
Best Pitch Angle
N/A -- aspirational only
How to Pitch
Very selective -- through existing connections or remarkable traction
Very selective -- through existing connections or remarkable traction
Notes
Only realistic after significant traction or a viral moment.
Only realistic after significant traction or a viral moment.
Host(s)
Dr. Andrew Huberman
Audience Size
~2,000,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Neuroscience, health, technology, brain optimization
Format
Long-form, 120-180 min
Best Pitch Angle
N/A -- aspirational only
How to Pitch
Through his team
Through his team
Host(s)
CGP Grey & Myke Hurley
Audience Size
~50,000-100,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Productivity, technology, working life, automation
Format
Discussion, 60-120 min
Social Media
Twitter: @_RelayFM
Best Pitch Angle
"AI that actually remembers your workflow: persistent memory for the productivity-obsessed"
How to Pitch
Email through Relay FM or Twitter
Email through Relay FM or Twitter
Notes
Both hosts are productivity nerds. CGP Grey uses AI extensively. The automation/efficiency angle works.
Both hosts are productivity nerds. CGP Grey uses AI extensively. The automation/efficiency angle works.
Host(s)
Mike Schmitz & David Sparks
Audience Size
~20,000-40,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Productivity, focus, time management, tools
Format
Discussion, 60-90 min
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory as a productivity multiplier: stop wasting time re-explaining your context to AI every session"
How to Pitch
Email through Relay FM
Email through Relay FM
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Shane Parrish
Audience Size
~100,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Decision making, mental models, leadership, technology
Format
Interview, 60-90 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Decision-making in AI: what it means when your AI assistant accumulates knowledge about your thinking patterns"
How to Pitch
Email through fs.blog
Email through fs.blog
Host(s)
Adam Grant
Audience Size
~200,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Workplace psychology, organizational behavior, future of work
Format
Narrative + interviews, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
N/A -- aspirational only
How to Pitch
Through TED or Wharton connections
Through TED or Wharton connections
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Thanh Pham, Brooks Duncan
Audience Size
~10,000-25,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Productivity systems, tools, workflows, time management
Format
Discussion + interviews, 30-45 min
How to Pitch
Email through asianefficiency.com
Email through asianefficiency.com
Best Pitch Angle
"The ultimate AI productivity upgrade: persistent memory that makes your AI assistant more useful with every conversation"
"The ultimate AI productivity upgrade: persistent memory that makes your AI assistant more useful with every conversation"
Host(s)
Erik Fisher
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Productivity, personal development, work-life balance
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"AI that grows with you: how persistent memory transforms AI from a tool into a productivity partner"
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
Host(s)
David Sparks & Rosemary Orchard
Audience Size
~20,000-40,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Automation, Shortcuts, scripting, productivity tools
Format
Discussion + tutorials, 60-90 min
Social Media
Twitter: @automaborz [VERIFY]
Best Pitch Angle
"Automating AI context: how Enovari + MCP lets you automate persistent memory across all your AI tools"
How to Pitch
Email through Relay FM
Email through Relay FM
Notes
Automation enthusiasts who love tools that connect things. MCP as a protocol for connecting AI memory is a perfect fit.
Automation enthusiasts who love tools that connect things. MCP as a protocol for connecting AI memory is a perfect fit.
81. The AI-Powered Workplace
Medium
Host(s)
[VERIFY]
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode
Topics Covered
AI in the workplace, AI tools for teams, future of work
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"AI that remembers your team: persistent memory for workplace AI assistants"
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
82. Reimagine Work
Low
Host(s)
[VERIFY]
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Future of work, remote work, workplace technology
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"The AI assistant that remembers everything about your work: how persistent memory changes knowledge work"
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
Host(s)
Alex Williams & various
Audience Size
~10,000-25,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Cloud native, DevOps, developer platforms, AI infrastructure
Format
Interview, 20-40 min
Social Media
Twitter: @thenewstack
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory as cloud-native infrastructure: building persistent context for AI assistants using MCP"
How to Pitch
Email through thenewstack.io
Email through thenewstack.io
Apple Podcasts
Search "Smashing Podcast"
Host(s)
Drew McLellan [VERIFY]
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Web development, design, developer tools
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory for web developers: building persistent context into your development workflow"
How to Pitch
Email through smashingmagazine.com
Email through smashingmagazine.com
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Jorge Arango
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Information architecture, knowledge management, productivity
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Information architecture for AI: how Enovari structures persistent memory to make AI assistants genuinely useful"
How to Pitch
Email through theinformed.life
Email through theinformed.life
Notes
Niche but highly aligned. Knowledge management is core to what Enovari does.
Niche but highly aligned. Knowledge management is core to what Enovari does.
Host(s)
Alex Borstein [VERIFY]
Audience Size
~3,000-8,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Indie business, bootstrapping, solo founder journey
Format
Solo + interviews, 15-30 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Building an AI platform as an indie business: the $0 budget, solo founder Enovari story"
How to Pitch
Email or Twitter
Email or Twitter
87. Notion's Podcast / AI & Productivity Shows
Medium
Host(s)
Various
Topics Covered
Productivity tools, note-taking, knowledge management
Best Pitch Angle
"AI memory is the next evolution of knowledge management: from notes apps to AI that remembers everything"
Spotify
Host(s)
Marco Arment, Casey Liss, John Siracusa
Audience Size
~80,000-150,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Apple, technology, programming, developer tools
Format
Discussion, 120-180 min
Social Media
Twitter: @marcoarment, @caborz, @siracusa
Best Pitch Angle
Hard to pitch for a guest spot (they rarely have guests) -- more of a "hope they discuss it" play
How to Pitch
Email atp@atp.fm [VERIFY] or Twitter
Email atp@atp.fm [VERIFY] or Twitter
Notes
They rarely take guests but are influential. Getting Enovari mentioned in their discussion could be huge.
They rarely take guests but are influential. Getting Enovari mentioned in their discussion could be huge.
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, David Friedberg
Audience Size
~500,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Tech, politics, venture capital, AI, startups
Format
Discussion, 90-120 min
Best Pitch Angle
N/A -- aspirational only
How to Pitch
Through their networks -- very hard to access directly
Through their networks -- very hard to access directly
Host(s)
Various 37signals team members
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Remote work, business philosophy, bootstrapping, product development
Format
Discussion, 20-40 min
Social Media
Twitter: @37signals
Best Pitch Angle
"Bootstrapping AI infrastructure: the 37signals-style approach to building a product company with no funding"
How to Pitch
Email through 37signals.com
Email through 37signals.com
Notes
DHH and Jason Fried are the godfathers of bootstrapping. The anti-VC, build-it-yourself story aligns perfectly.
DHH and Jason Fried are the godfathers of bootstrapping. The anti-VC, build-it-yourself story aligns perfectly.
Additional Info
# Category D: Startup, Business & General Tech These complement the startup podcasts in
# Category D: Startup, Business & General Tech These complement the startup podcasts in
07_Startup_Podcasts.md. Focus on business/tech crossover shows.Host(s)
Harry Stebbings
Audience Size
~100,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Venture capital, startups, founders, AI companies
Format
Interview, 20-30 min
Social Media
Twitter: @HarryStebbings
Best Pitch Angle
"Bootstrapping in the age of AI mega-rounds: why a solo founder with $0 is building AI infrastructure"
How to Pitch
Email through website or Twitter DM @HarryStebbings
Email through website or Twitter DM @HarryStebbings
Host(s)
Ben Gilbert & David Rosenthal
Audience Size
~300,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Tech company histories, business strategy, technology analysis
Format
Deep-dive episodes, 120-240 min
Best Pitch Angle
N/A -- aspirational, they choose their own topics
How to Pitch
They don't take guest pitches typically
They don't take guest pitches typically
Host(s)
Sam Parr & Shaan Puri
Audience Size
~200,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Business ideas, entrepreneurship, marketing, trends
Format
Discussion + interviews, 45-75 min
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @ShaanVP or @TheSamParr
Twitter DM @ShaanVP or @TheSamParr
Best Pitch Angle
"The billion-dollar opportunity in AI memory: why every AI assistant will need persistent context, and the solo founder building it first"
"The billion-dollar opportunity in AI memory: why every AI assistant will need persistent context, and the solo founder building it first"
Notes
They love big market opportunities and underdog stories. The "solo founder finds massive market opportunity" narrative plays perfectly here.
They love big market opportunities and underdog stories. The "solo founder finds massive market opportunity" narrative plays perfectly here.
Host(s)
Guy Raz
Audience Size
~500,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Founder stories, entrepreneurship, company building
Format
Narrative interview, 45-60 min
Best Pitch Angle
Aspirational -- needs significant traction first
How to Pitch
Email hibt@npr.org [VERIFY]
Email hibt@npr.org [VERIFY]
Host(s)
Omer Khan
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
SaaS business, founder stories, growth, marketing
Format
Interview, 45-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @omaborz [VERIFY]
Best Pitch Angle
"From $0 to production: the SaaS journey of building an AI memory platform as a solo founder"
How to Pitch
Email through thesaaspodcast.com/guest or contact form
Email through thesaaspodcast.com/guest or contact form
Recent Relevant Episodes
Solo founder SaaS stories, AI SaaS products
Solo founder SaaS stories, AI SaaS products
Host(s)
Andrew Warner
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Startup stories, entrepreneurship, founder interviews
Format
Interview, 45-60 min
Social Media
Twitter: @andrewwarner
Best Pitch Angle
"Solo founder bootstraps AI infrastructure platform: the raw Enovari story with real numbers"
How to Pitch
Email through mixergy.com/guest or contact
Email through mixergy.com/guest or contact
Recent Relevant Episodes
Bootstrapped startups, AI founders
Bootstrapped startups, AI founders
Notes
Andrew loves digging into the numbers. Be prepared to share revenue, user counts, and metrics openly.
Andrew loves digging into the numbers. Be prepared to share revenue, user counts, and metrics openly.
97. Founder Coffee / Founder Summit
Medium
Host(s)
Various
Audience Size
~3,000-10,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Founder stories, startup building
Format
Interview, 20-40 min
Best Pitch Angle
"The raw story of building Enovari: solo founder, $0, AI memory platform"
How to Pitch
Email through websites
Email through websites
Host(s)
Anca Filip [VERIFY]
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode
Topics Covered
SaaS growth, bootstrapping, founder stories
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Growing an AI SaaS with $0 marketing budget: the Enovari playbook"
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
Apple Podcasts
Search "Product Hunt Radio"
Host(s)
Various Product Hunt team members
Audience Size
~10,000-25,000 per episode
Topics Covered
New products, startup launches, tech trends
Format
Interview + product discussion, 20-40 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Enovari: the AI memory platform that just launched -- demo and founder story"
How to Pitch
Through Product Hunt community or email
Through Product Hunt community or email
Medium
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
Ben Orenstein & Derrick Reimer
Audience Size
~5,000-15,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Product development, bootstrapping, SaaS building
Format
Co-host discussion + interviews, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Building an AI product from scratch: the product decisions, technical choices, and founder journey behind Enovari"
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @r00k or email
Twitter DM @r00k or email
Host(s)
Brian McCullough
Audience Size
~30,000-60,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Daily tech news, AI, startups, tech industry
Format
Daily news briefing, 15-20 min
Social Media
Twitter: @brianmcc
Best Pitch Angle
"New AI infrastructure play: Enovari brings persistent memory to AI assistants via MCP"
How to Pitch
Email brian@techmeme.com [VERIFY] or when Enovari makes tech news
Email brian@techmeme.com [VERIFY] or when Enovari makes tech news
Notes
News-driven. Pitch when you have a newsworthy launch or milestone.
News-driven. Pitch when you have a newsworthy launch or milestone.
Apple Podcasts
Host(s)
James McKinven [VERIFY]
Audience Size
~3,000-8,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Indie maker stories, bootstrapping, product building
Format
Short interviews, 15-20 min
Social Media
Twitter: @jmckinven [VERIFY]
Best Pitch Angle
"Enovari in 15 minutes: solo founder builds AI memory platform with zero funding"
How to Pitch
Email through indiebites.com
Email through indiebites.com
Notes
Short format = low commitment for both sides. Perfect for early podcast appearances.
Short format = low commitment for both sides. Perfect for early podcast appearances.
Host(s)
Michele Hansen & Colleen Schnettler
Audience Size
~5,000-15,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Bootstrapped SaaS, indie development, founder journey
Format
Co-host discussion, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"The indie founder AI story: building persistent memory for AI assistants, bootstrapped"
How to Pitch
Twitter DM @mjwhansen or email
Twitter DM @mjwhansen or email
Host(s)
Dan Andrews & Ian Schoen
Audience Size
~15,000-30,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Location-independent business, entrepreneurship, bootstrapping
Format
Discussion + interviews, 30-60 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Building an AI business from anywhere: the location-independent founder story behind Enovari"
How to Pitch
Email through tropicalmba.com
Email through tropicalmba.com
Apple Podcasts
Search "Below the Line James Beshara"
Host(s)
James Beshara
Audience Size
~10,000-20,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Entrepreneurship, mental health, founder stories
Format
Interview, 45-60 min
Best Pitch Angle
"The personal story behind Enovari: building solo, back against the wall, no funding -- the real founder journey"
How to Pitch
Email or Twitter DM
Email or Twitter DM
Apple Podcasts
Search "The Hustle"
Host(s)
Various Hubspot/Hustle team
Audience Size
~20,000-40,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Business trends, startups, technology, entrepreneurship
Format
News + interviews, 15-30 min
Best Pitch Angle
"AI's amnesia problem is a business opportunity: how Enovari is building the memory layer for AI"
How to Pitch
Email through thehustle.co
Email through thehustle.co
107. The Bootstrap Web Podcast
Medium
Host(s)
[VERIFY]
Audience Size
~3,000-8,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Bootstrapping, web apps, SaaS building
Format
Discussion, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Bootstrapping an AI SaaS: the Enovari story"
How to Pitch
Email through website
Email through website
Host(s)
Wes Bush
Audience Size
~5,000-15,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Product-led growth, SaaS, user acquisition
Format
Interview, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"Product-led growth in AI: how Enovari's free trial and developer-first approach drives adoption"
How to Pitch
Email through productled.com
Email through productled.com
Host(s)
Brian Casel & Jordan Gal [VERIFY]
Audience Size
~5,000-10,000 per episode
Topics Covered
Bootstrapping, SaaS, product building
Format
Co-host discussion, 30-45 min
Best Pitch Angle
"The bootstrapped approach to AI infrastructure: how Enovari competes in the AI space with no funding"
How to Pitch
Email through website or Twitter
Email through website or Twitter
Spotify
Host(s)
Nilay Patel
Audience Size
~100,000+ per episode
Topics Covered
Tech business, AI, platform strategy, tech leadership
Format
Interview, 45-75 min
Social Media
Twitter: @reckless
Best Pitch Angle
"The infrastructure layer between AI and users: why persistent memory is the platform play in AI"
How to Pitch
Email decoder@theverge.com [VERIFY]
Email decoder@theverge.com [VERIFY]
Additional Info
# Pitch Strategy & Preparation Guide
# Pitch Strategy & Preparation Guide
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How to Pitch Podcasts Effectively
4 itemsThe Golden Rules of Podcast Pitching
Medium
Additional Info
1. Listen First, Pitch Second Listen to at least 3 recent episodes before pitching ANY podcast Reference a specific episode and what you learned/liked Show you understand the format, audience, and host's style This is the #1 differentiator between pitches that get responses and those that don't 2. Lead with What the Audience Gets, Not What You Want Wrong: "I'd love to promote Enovari on your show" Right: "Your audience would learn why AI memory is the missing infrastructure layer, and how MCP protocol works under the hood" Frame every pitch around value to the listener 3. Make the Host's Job Easy Provide 2-3 specific topic angles they can choose from Include a one-paragraph bio ready to copy-paste Offer a high-resolution headshot link Suggest talking points without being prescriptive 4. Be Concise Pitch email should be 150-250 words maximum Host gets dozens of pitches per week -- respect their time If you can't explain why you're interesting in 3 sentences, rethink your angle 5. Personalize Every Single Pitch Never send the same email to two podcasts Reference the podcast name at least twice Reference a specific episode Tailor the angle to their specific audience
1. Listen First, Pitch Second Listen to at least 3 recent episodes before pitching ANY podcast Reference a specific episode and what you learned/liked Show you understand the format, audience, and host's style This is the #1 differentiator between pitches that get responses and those that don't 2. Lead with What the Audience Gets, Not What You Want Wrong: "I'd love to promote Enovari on your show" Right: "Your audience would learn why AI memory is the missing infrastructure layer, and how MCP protocol works under the hood" Frame every pitch around value to the listener 3. Make the Host's Job Easy Provide 2-3 specific topic angles they can choose from Include a one-paragraph bio ready to copy-paste Offer a high-resolution headshot link Suggest talking points without being prescriptive 4. Be Concise Pitch email should be 150-250 words maximum Host gets dozens of pitches per week -- respect their time If you can't explain why you're interesting in 3 sentences, rethink your angle 5. Personalize Every Single Pitch Never send the same email to two podcasts Reference the podcast name at least twice Reference a specific episode Tailor the angle to their specific audience
Enovari's Core Pitch Angles (Choose Per Podcast)
Medium
The Bootstrapped Founder Story
Startup/indie pods | "Solo founder, $0 budget, back against the wall, built an AI memory platform and shipped it."
The Productivity Angle
Productivity pods | "Stop re-explaining yourself to AI every session. Enovari makes AI actually remember you."
The MCP Protocol
Infrastructure pods | "MCP is becoming the USB port of AI. Here's what building on it looks like, and why it matters."
The Cursor/Developer Tool Angle
Dev tool pods | "AI coding assistants that remember your codebase, patterns, and preferences across sessions."
The Underdog Story
Business pods | "While everyone else raises $100M for AI, a solo founder with $0 is building the memory layer."
The AI Memory Problem
AI-focused pods | "Every AI conversation starts from scratch. That's insane. Here's how we fixed it with persistent memory via MCP."
AI-focused pods | "Every AI conversation starts from scratch. That's insane. Here's how we fixed it with persistent memory via MCP."
The Technical Architecture
Developer pods | "Building cross-platform AI memory using MCP protocol, hybrid search, and structured context management."
Developer pods | "Building cross-platform AI memory using MCP protocol, hybrid search, and structured context management."
The Future of AI
Future/philosophy pods | "What happens when AI remembers everything about you? The implications for human-AI relationships."
Future/philosophy pods | "What happens when AI remembers everything about you? The implications for human-AI relationships."
Timing Your Pitches
Medium
Best days to send
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (8-10 AM host's local time)
Worst days
Monday (inbox overload) and Friday (weekend brain)
Best timing
4-8 weeks before you want to appear (hosts book ahead)
Coordinate with launches
Pitch 6-8 weeks before a Product Hunt launch, major feature release, or milestone
Additional Info
Best days to send: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (8-10 AM host's local time) Worst days: Monday (inbox overload) and Friday (weekend brain) Best timing: 4-8 weeks before you want to appear (hosts book ahead) Coordinate with launches: Pitch 6-8 weeks before a Product Hunt launch, major feature release, or milestone
Best days to send: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (8-10 AM host's local time) Worst days: Monday (inbox overload) and Friday (weekend brain) Best timing: 4-8 weeks before you want to appear (hosts book ahead) Coordinate with launches: Pitch 6-8 weeks before a Product Hunt launch, major feature release, or milestone
Tracking Your Outreach
Medium
Additional Info
Use the tracker template at the bottom of this document. Key metrics: Pitch sent date Follow-up dates (Day 7, Day 14, Day 21) Response received Recording date scheduled Episode air date Post-episode promotion # Pitch Email Templates
Use the tracker template at the bottom of this document. Key metrics: Pitch sent date Follow-up dates (Day 7, Day 14, Day 21) Response received Recording date scheduled Episode air date Post-episode promotion # Pitch Email Templates
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3 itemsMinimum Viable Setup ($0)
Medium
Additional Info
Earbuds with built-in mic (better than laptop mic) Quiet room with soft surfaces (closet works great) Stable internet connection (wired if possible) Close all other apps to prevent audio interference
Earbuds with built-in mic (better than laptop mic) Quiet room with soft surfaces (closet works great) Stable internet connection (wired if possible) Close all other apps to prevent audio interference
Recommended Setup (~$50-100)
Medium
Additional Info
USB microphone (Blue Yeti Nano, Audio-Technica ATR2100x, or Samson Q2U) Over-ear headphones (prevents echo) Position mic 6-8 inches from mouth, slightly off-axis
USB microphone (Blue Yeti Nano, Audio-Technica ATR2100x, or Samson Q2U) Over-ear headphones (prevents echo) Position mic 6-8 inches from mouth, slightly off-axis
Software
Medium
Additional Info
Use whatever the host prefers (Riverside.fm, Zencastr, Zoom, Squadcast) Test the platform 24 hours before recording Have a backup plan (phone number) in case of technical issues # Outreach Tracker Template Copy this table into a spreadsheet (Google Sheets or Notion) to track your outreach.
Use whatever the host prefers (Riverside.fm, Zencastr, Zoom, Squadcast) Test the platform 24 hours before recording Have a backup plan (phone number) in case of technical issues # Outreach Tracker Template Copy this table into a spreadsheet (Google Sheets or Notion) to track your outreach.
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Recommended Outreach Order
5 itemsWave 1 (Week 1-2): Developer & AI Infrastructure
Medium
Additional Info
1. Latent Space (#3) -- Perfect MCP/AI engineering fit 2. Practical AI (#1) -- Developer audience, part of Changelog network 3. Software Engineering Daily (#42) -- Daily show, many slots 4. The Changelog (#41) -- Gateway to whole Changelog network 5. Everyday AI (#22) -- Daily show, practical focus
1. Latent Space (#3) -- Perfect MCP/AI engineering fit 2. Practical AI (#1) -- Developer audience, part of Changelog network 3. Software Engineering Daily (#42) -- Daily show, many slots 4. The Changelog (#41) -- Gateway to whole Changelog network 5. Everyday AI (#22) -- Daily show, practical focus
Wave 2 (Week 2-3): AI Products & News
Medium
Additional Info
6. The AI Breakdown (#4) -- Daily AI news, tool launches 7. The Cognitive Revolution (#10) -- Deep AI product discussions 8. TWIML AI (#2) -- Established AI podcast 9. Indie Bites (#102) -- Short format, easy first appearance 10. Talk Python to Me (#54) -- Large Python dev audience
6. The AI Breakdown (#4) -- Daily AI news, tool launches 7. The Cognitive Revolution (#10) -- Deep AI product discussions 8. TWIML AI (#2) -- Established AI podcast 9. Indie Bites (#102) -- Short format, easy first appearance 10. Talk Python to Me (#54) -- Large Python dev audience
Wave 3 (Week 3-4): Startup/Business
Medium
Additional Info
11. My First Million (#93) -- Huge audience, loves underdog stories 12. The SaaS Podcast (#95) -- Perfect for founder story 13. Mixergy (#96) -- Loves metrics and raw stories 14. Product Hunt Radio (#99) -- Coordinate with PH launch
11. My First Million (#93) -- Huge audience, loves underdog stories 12. The SaaS Podcast (#95) -- Perfect for founder story 13. Mixergy (#96) -- Loves metrics and raw stories 14. Product Hunt Radio (#99) -- Coordinate with PH launch
Wave 4 (Week 4-5): Developer Tools & Broader Tech
Medium
Additional Info
15. Syntax (#43) -- Web dev audience, Cursor angle 16. ThePrimeagen (#61) -- Massive dev audience 17. Stack Overflow Podcast (#46) -- Large developer reach 18. DevTools FM (#45) -- Developer tools focus 19. Automators (#80) -- Automation enthusiasts
15. Syntax (#43) -- Web dev audience, Cursor angle 16. ThePrimeagen (#61) -- Massive dev audience 17. Stack Overflow Podcast (#46) -- Large developer reach 18. DevTools FM (#45) -- Developer tools focus 19. Automators (#80) -- Automation enthusiasts
Wave 5 (Ongoing): Long-shot & Aspirational
Medium
Additional Info
20. No Priors (#12) -- If gaining traction 21. Lenny's Podcast (#13) -- After major milestone 22. Hard Fork (#16) -- Newsworthy moment 23. a16z Podcast (#39) -- Through network connections 24. Lex Fridman (#5) -- Only after significant profile
20. No Priors (#12) -- If gaining traction 21. Lenny's Podcast (#13) -- After major milestone 22. Hard Fork (#16) -- Newsworthy moment 23. a16z Podcast (#39) -- Through network connections 24. Lex Fridman (#5) -- Only after significant profile
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21 items1
Medium
Podcast
Practical AI
Category
AI
Why
Developer AI, Changelog network
2
Medium
Podcast
TWIML AI
Category
AI
Why
Established, respected, AI-focused
3
Medium
Podcast
Latent Space
Category
AI
Why
AI Engineering, MCP coverage
4
Medium
Podcast
The AI Breakdown
Category
AI
Why
Daily, high-reach, AI tools
10
Medium
Podcast
The Cognitive Revolution
Category
AI
Why
Deep AI product discussions
17
Medium
Podcast
AI Daily Brief
Category
AI
Why
Daily news format
22
Medium
Podcast
Everyday AI
Category
AI
Why
Daily, practical AI tools
41
Medium
Podcast
The Changelog
Category
Dev
Why
Top developer podcast, network effect
42
Medium
Podcast
Software Engineering Daily
Category
Dev
Why
Daily, many guest slots
43
Medium
Podcast
Syntax
Category
Dev
Why
Massive web dev audience, Cursor angle
45
Medium
Podcast
DevTools FM
Category
Dev
Why
Developer tools focus
46
Medium
Podcast
Stack Overflow Podcast
Category
Dev
Why
Huge developer audience
54
Medium
Podcast
Talk Python to Me
Category
Dev
Why
Large Python audience, responsive host
61
Medium
Podcast
ThePrimeagen
Category
Dev
Why
Massive audience, dev tools focus
62
Medium
Podcast
Twitter/X Spaces
Category
Dev
Why
Low barrier, immediate access
80
Medium
Podcast
Automators
Category
Productivity
Why
Automation enthusiasts, MCP protocol
93
Medium
Podcast
My First Million
Category
Business
Why
Huge audience, loves underdog stories
95
Medium
Podcast
The SaaS Podcast
Category
Business
Why
Perfect for founder story
96
Medium
Podcast
Mixergy
Category
Business
Why
Loves raw founder stories with metrics
99
Medium
Podcast
Product Hunt Radio
Category
Business
Why
Coordinate with PH launch
102
Medium
Podcast
Indie Bites
Category
Business
Why
Short format, easy booking
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MEDIUM Priority (Pitch in Waves 2-4)
50 items6
Medium
Podcast
The AI Podcast (NVIDIA)
Category
AI
7
Medium
Podcast
Eye on AI
Category
AI
8
Medium
Podcast
The Gradient Podcast
Category
AI
9
Medium
Podcast
Last Week in AI
Category
AI
12
Medium
Podcast
No Priors
Category
AI
13
Medium
Podcast
Lenny's Podcast
Category
AI/Product
14
Medium
Podcast
AI Chat
Category
AI
18
Medium
Podcast
Gradient Dissent
Category
AI/Dev
19
Medium
Podcast
Machine Learning Street Talk
Category
AI
20
Medium
Podcast
AI Hustle
Category
AI
21
Medium
Podcast
Superhuman AI
Category
AI
29
Medium
Podcast
AI in Business
Category
AI
32
Medium
Podcast
Data Skeptic
Category
AI/Data
33
Medium
Podcast
SuperDataScience
Category
AI/Data
34
Medium
Podcast
W&B Fully Connected
Category
AI/Dev
36
Medium
Podcast
Logan Bartlett Show
Category
Tech/VC
44
Medium
Podcast
JS Party
Category
Dev
47
Medium
Podcast
CoRecursive
Category
Dev
48
Medium
Podcast
Ship It!
Category
Dev
49
Medium
Podcast
Giant Robots
Category
Dev
50
Medium
Podcast
SE Radio
Category
Dev
51
Medium
Podcast
Hanselminutes
Category
Dev
53
Medium
Podcast
Real Python Podcast
Category
Dev
56
Medium
Podcast
Command Line Heroes
Category
Dev
57
Medium
Podcast
PodRocket
Category
Dev
58
Medium
Podcast
Coding Blocks
Category
Dev
64
Medium
Podcast
Programming Throwdown
Category
Dev
67
Medium
Podcast
Running in Production
Category
Dev
69
Medium
Podcast
Screaming in the Cloud
Category
Dev/Cloud
74
Medium
Podcast
Cortex
Category
Productivity
75
Medium
Podcast
Focused
Category
Productivity
78
Medium
Podcast
The Productivity Show
Category
Productivity
79
Medium
Podcast
Beyond the To-Do List
Category
Productivity
81
Medium
Podcast
AI-Powered Workplace
Category
Productivity
83
Medium
Podcast
The New Stack
Category
Dev
85
Medium
Podcast
The Informed Life
Category
Productivity
86
Medium
Podcast
Building an Indie Business
Category
Business
90
Medium
Podcast
Rework
Category
Business
91
Medium
Podcast
20VC
Category
Business
97
Medium
Podcast
Founder Coffee
Category
Business
98
Medium
Podcast
SaaS Club
Category
Business
100
Medium
Podcast
Art of Product
Category
Business
101
Medium
Podcast
Techmeme Ride Home
Category
Tech News
103
Medium
Podcast
Software Social
Category
Business
104
Medium
Podcast
Tropical MBA
Category
Business
105
Medium
Podcast
Below the Line
Category
Business
106
Medium
Podcast
The Hustle
Category
Business
107
Medium
Podcast
Bootstrap Web
Category
Business
108
Medium
Podcast
Product-Led Podcast
Category
Business
109
Medium
Podcast
The Bootstrapped Web
Category
Business
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LOW Priority (Aspirational / Niche / Future)
33 items5
Medium
Podcast
Lex Fridman
Category
AI
Why Low
Very hard to access
15
Medium
Podcast
Waveform (MKBHD)
Category
Tech
Why Low
Consumer-focused
16
Medium
Podcast
Hard Fork (NYT)
Category
Tech
Why Low
Very high profile
25
Medium
Podcast
The AI Show (MS)
Category
AI
Why Low
Corporate
27
Medium
Podcast
AI Enterprise
Category
AI
Why Low
Enterprise-focused
30
Medium
Podcast
Open Source AI
Category
AI
Why Low
Niche
31
Medium
Podcast
AI Alignment (FLI)
Category
AI
Why Low
Safety-focused niche
35
Medium
Podcast
Bill Gates
Category
Tech
Why Low
Unreachable
37
Medium
Podcast
Marketplace AI
Category
AI
Why Low
Unclear
38
Medium
Podcast
Your Undivided Attention
Category
Tech
Why Low
Ethics niche
39
Medium
Podcast
a16z Podcast
Category
Tech/VC
Why Low
Prefers portfolio
40
Medium
Podcast
Dwarkesh
Category
Tech
Why Low
Very selective
52
Medium
Podcast
Go Time
Category
Dev
Why Low
Language-specific
55
Medium
Podcast
Frontend Happy Hour
Category
Dev
Why Low
Frontend-specific
59
Medium
Podcast
The Vergecast
Category
Tech
Why Low
Consumer-focused
60
Medium
Podcast
Developer Tea
Category
Dev
Why Low
Short, solo format
63
Medium
Podcast
Remotely Interesting
Category
Dev
Why Low
Netlify-focused
65
Medium
Podcast
Rustacean Station
Category
Dev
Why Low
Rust-specific
66
Medium
Podcast
Maintainable
Category
Dev
Why Low
Niche
68
Medium
Podcast
Arrested DevOps
Category
Dev
Why Low
DevOps-specific
70
Medium
Podcast
The Cloudcast
Category
Dev
Why Low
Cloud-specific
71
Medium
Podcast
Cal Newport
Category
Productivity
Why Low
Very selective
72
Medium
Podcast
Tim Ferriss
Category
Productivity
Why Low
Moonshot
73
Medium
Podcast
Huberman Lab
Category
Health/Tech
Why Low
Moonshot
76
Medium
Podcast
Knowledge Project
Category
Business
Why Low
Very selective
77
Medium
Podcast
Work Life (Adam Grant)
Category
Work
Why Low
Moonshot
82
Medium
Podcast
Reimagine Work
Category
Work
Why Low
Niche
84
Medium
Podcast
Smashing Podcast
Category
Dev
Why Low
Web-design focused
88
Medium
Podcast
ATP
Category
Tech
Why Low
Rarely takes guests
89
Medium
Podcast
All-In
Category
Tech/VC
Why Low
Unreachable
92
Medium
Podcast
Acquired
Category
Business
Why Low
Chooses own topics
94
Medium
Podcast
How I Built This
Category
Business
Why Low
Needs major traction
110
Medium
Podcast
Decoder
Category
Tech
Why Low
Very selective
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0 itemsThe Follow-Up Cadence
Most podcast bookings happen on the FOLLOW-UP, not the initial pitch. Hosts are busy. No response does not mean no interest.
Day 0: Initial Pitch
- Send personalized pitch email
- Log in outreach tracker
Day 7: First Follow-Up
Subject: Re: [Original subject line]Hi [First Name],
Just floating this back to the top of your inbox. I know you're busy
booking guests and managing [Podcast Name].
The quick version: I'm [Name], solo founder of Enovari -- persistent
AI memory via MCP. Happy to talk tech architecture, bootstrapped founder
journey, or the future of AI memory.
Would any of those angles work? Happy to jump on a 10-minute pre-call
if helpful.
[Your Name]
Day 14: Second Follow-Up
Subject: Re: [Original subject line]Hi [First Name],
Last follow-up on this -- I don't want to be a pest.
Since my last note, [mention any new development: new feature launched,
user milestone, press mention, etc.]. Thought that might add another
angle for [Podcast Name].
If the timing isn't right now, totally understand. I'll keep listening
either way.
[Your Name]
https://enovari.ai