Search by topic or name
Type a word, a person or a place and see every time it was said.
Logbook
Search what radio said.
Logbook turns talk radio into text you can search by topic, name or day, with a link back to the audio.
Logbook · "transit plan"sample
Tue 07:40Host asks when the transit plan startshost
Tue 12:05Caller says the plan skips their areacaller
Wed 17:22Council member explains the budgetguest
The problem
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Too much to listen to
Talk radio runs all day on hundreds of stations. No team can follow it.
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Opinion moves on air
Callers and hosts shape what people think, and it leaves no trace online.
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No way to look back
Last Tuesday's show is gone unless someone recorded it.
What Logbook does
Daily brief
A short email each morning with the main topics and the lines that matter.
Back to the audio
Every line links to the clip, so you can hear the tone for yourself.
Speaker hints
Lines are marked as host, guest or caller where we can tell.
How it works
Used byCampaignsPublic officeResearch teamsFinance analysts
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Pick the stations
Talk and news stations for your region.
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Set your topics
Names, places, policies or products.
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Search and get briefs
Search any time, and read the brief each morning.
Questions
Which languages?
English first. Tell us on the call if you need other languages for your region.
How far back can I search?
From the day your pilot starts, for the stations in your scope.
Can I export results?
Yes. Search results and briefs can be exported for your own reports.
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