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guides 2026-11-07 | 5 min read

How do I search hours of my own recordings by what was said and who said it?

Put the recordings in one Audioscrape workspace, name each recurring voice once, then search by words, topic or speaker: every hit has the speaker, the timestamp and a link to the moment, on the site or inside ChatGPT and Claude.

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guides 2026-11-07 | 7 min read

What are city councils and county boards saying about data centers?

Data centers came up in 1,017 of 3,480 public meetings Audioscrape transcribed from May to October 2026, in 263 councils and county boards across 35 states: moratoriums, zoning rewrites, appeals and packed public comment, with links to the moments.

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guides 2026-11-07 | 4 min read

How do I transcribe long recordings and ask questions about them inside ChatGPT or Claude?

Install Audioscrape in ChatGPT or Claude, send the recording (attach it in ChatGPT, share a Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive link in Claude) and ask. Answers carry the speaker and timestamp, and every recording you send stays searchable in later chats.

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magazine 2026-10-15 | 6 min read

What 302 Podcast Episodes Said About Christa Pike's Failed Execution

Tennessee's failed execution of Christa Pike reached 302 podcast episodes on 104 shows in two weeks. Hear what hosts across the spectrum said, to the second.

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guides 2026-08-25 | 5 min read

Can an AI agent transcribe my meeting recordings and search them later?

Yes: an agent connected to Audioscrape over MCP can call transcribe_audio on a recording, then search_audio and get_transcript on it any time afterward.

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guides 2026-08-25 | 6 min read

How do I get searchable city council meeting transcripts with speaker names?

Many US councils, county boards and planning commissions are already transcribed and searchable at audioscrape.com/gov, by topic or speaker, linked to the official video. For anything else, upload the recording and name the members once.

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guides 2026-08-25 | 5 min read

How do I find every podcast episode that mentions my company, and catch new ones?

Search the name on Audioscrape to find every transcribed episode where it was said, with the speaker and the second, then set an alert on that search to get new mentions by email or webhook.

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guides 2026-08-25 | 4 min read

How do I find everything a specific person said across podcast interviews?

Open the person's page on Audioscrape for every attributed appearance, then add a speaker filter plus a topic to pull their exact quotes with timestamps.

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guides 2026-08-25 | 4 min read

How do I search podcasts by who is speaking?

Use a transcript index with speaker attribution: add a speaker filter plus your terms on Audioscrape, or filter by speaker in the API or MCP tools.

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guides 2026-08-25 | 5 min read

How do I identify the same speakers automatically across many recordings?

Use a system with persistent speaker identity: name a voice once in your workspace and every later recording is labeled with that name automatically.

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guides 2026-08-25 | 5 min read

Is there an API for podcast transcripts?

Yes: Audioscrape offers a REST API and an MCP server for searching and reading speaker-attributed, timestamped transcripts of public podcasts and meetings.

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guides 2026-08-25 | 4 min read

How do I get timestamped, citable quotes from audio for research?

Search a speaker-attributed transcript index; every result carries the speaker, start and end time, and a link that opens the audio at that second.

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