Shows whose episodes are pulling more views than they were a quarter ago. Each month is the average lifetime views of the episodes published in that month, counted today — not the views the show received during it.
Average views of the episodes published in that month, counted today — not views received during it. The month in progress and the one before it are not plotted: a lifetime view count read today undercounts episodes that are still young, so a fresh month always reads as a fall. The brackets mark the two quarters the multiplier above compares.
Guest overlap
Booking the same people
Pairs of shows drawing on one pool of guests — the closest thing here to a map of who competes for whom. Overlap is not a ranking: it says nothing about which of the two is the bigger booking. Every show appears at most once, so this is a survey rather than one big show’s neighbours.
Publishing cadence: episodes a month, averaged over the last twelve COMPLETE calendar months. The month in progress is left out — counted, it would bend each show's line downward for the first three weeks of every month.
Distinct guests booked across those episodes
When this show last published. The first thing to check before pitching — a dormant show can still look big on every other column.
Typical views for ONE episode — how big the show is, not how prolific
Roster strength: the mean VoiceRank of this show's rated guests — each guest counts once, however often they appear. Withheld as “—” until 5 guests are rated, because a mean over three people is noise. Hollow bars = no rated guests yet.
Sorting moves the ranked column next to the show name, so it is never the one pushed past the right edge. Cadence lines are each show against its own twelve months, never against each other. Hover a column heading for definitions.