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An iHeartRadio podcast, submitted once.

iHeartRadio is a large directory that also reaches smart speakers and cars. It is a useful place for shows that want general-audience reach.

How iHeartRadio works for podcasts

You submit your RSS feed. The platform checks it and lists the show.

What to prepare

Before you publish:

  • Make sure the feed is valid.
  • Provide artwork and categories.
  • Check that episode lengths are accurate.
  • Review the show page after approval.

Who listens and how

Reach through cars and radios suits shows that are easy to follow while driving. Short, clear episodes with strong openings perform best for casual listening.

What radio.app delivers

We deliver files with consistent loudness and clean speech, which is what listeners in a car notice first. See the production process.

Questions

Questions, answered.

Does being on iHeartRadio change the show?

No. The same feed and episodes are used. Only the listing and the audience differ.

What loudness do you deliver?

About −16 LUFS ±1 integrated with true peaks no higher than −1 dBTP. The [loudness guide](/podcast-production/podcast-lufs) explains why and cites Apple and Spotify.

Tell us about your podcast.

Share what you want to record, who it’s for and how often. We’ll reply with a proposed scope and timing.