Podcasts where National Review ads were detected in transcribed episode audio, with the verbatim read, promo code and timestamp for each.
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Peak 1 unique show 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Capital Recordnews, business, politics | 1 read | Network ad | Sep 13, 2026 |
Transcribed directly from episode audio and quoted verbatim — this is the receipt.
“Hello and welcome to David Bonson's Capital Record brought to you by National Review where the news headlines, the big stories, all the things that people are mixing it up on online play right into our hands in Capital Record where we want to have a podcast to defend free enterprise and discuss the underlying objectives of a free and virtuous society and how we need to promote both not either or but both and and...”
Talked about without evidence of a paid placement. Kept separate from verified sponsorships deliberately.
“Wesley Smith is senior fellow at the Discovery Institute Center on Human Exceptionalism. He's a columnist for national review online.”
“He's a columnist for National Review Online.”
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