Podcasts where First Nations ads were detected in transcribed episode audio, with the verbatim read, promo code and timestamp for each.
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Peak 2 unique shows in Sep 26
Grouped by show — a brand running multiple ads on one podcast counts as one active sponsorship.
| Show / Categories | Ad reads | Ad type | Last seen | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 SBS News Updatesnews | 1 read | Unclassified | Sep 10, 2026 | |
 Power & Politicsnews, politics | 1 read | Unclassified | Sep 9, 2026 |
Transcribed directly from episode audio and quoted verbatim — this is the receipt.
“Researchers have welcomed federal government funding for a register of incidents of racism and discrimination against First Nations people. The $2 million in funding will support the work of call it out register for another three years, including the establishment of an online data dashboard to help inform strategies and policies to combat racism. The register is the only national Indigenous-led collection of such...”
“We view you as someone who develops their resources in the right way, in partnership with First Nations. And most importantly, the US is trusted. They know that when we sign contracts, we don't sign them in pencil. Alberta Premier Daniel Smith is dead set against using our energy as leverage in the trade talks with the United States. But other leaders in that province, including past premieres Jason Kenney and...”
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How First Nations is talked about
Only 1 of 4 mentions carry an opinion — too few to score.
Classified from the transcript sentence around each mention. Most mentions of any brand are neutral — earnings, release dates, a brand named in passing — so the score reflects only the mentions that actually carry an opinion.
“towards First Nations, Women and Children. The commissioner says more must be done.”
“For the past three years, they had stopped observing the holiday on January 26th, saying it was to be sensitive to First Nations communities.”
“While neighbouring, first nations continue to rally together to shelter evacuees, regional”
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Sponsorships are identified from transcribed episode audio and reflect what was observed on the dates shown. Many podcasts insert ads dynamically, so different listeners can hear different sponsors on the same episode — this is not a complete or exclusive list of First Nations’s podcast advertising.