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Find Podcast Guests For Your Podcast with HARO

Brett Farmiloe

June 16, 2025 · 1 min read

Help a Reporter Out now has a Podcasts category!

If you’re a podcast host or podcast producer looking to book guests for your show, you can now submit a query on HARO and connect with relevant sources.

Here’s how HARO works for podcasts:

  1. Submit a query that provides an overview of your podcast, and what types of guests you’d like to have on your show
  2. You’ll receive an email confirmation on when your query will be featured on HARO
  3. HARO will send your query to the largest list of expert sources via our 3x / day email newsletter
  4. Once the HARO goes out, you’ll start to receive pitches from potential guests via email
  5. Reply to who you’d like, and we hope that you get connected with great guests!

Alternatively, if you’re a source looking to be featured on a podcast, please sign up for HARO at www.helpareporter.com and monitor podcast queries via our newsletter.

Hope that’s helpful!

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