Episode pages for podcasts, music and video
Your whole catalogue on a site people can find
Connect your podcast feed, YouTube channel or SoundCloud. Every episode, track and video gets its own page on your website, old ones included, and new ones are added as you post them.
Tap any part of the page to see what it does.
Podcasts, music, videos and streams
Pick yours to see example pages for that kind of show.
Keep the website you have, or let us host one
Already have a website?
Your episodes go on the site you have.
- WordPress: the free plugin adds an Episodes page and a page for every episode. WordPress guide
- Squarespace, Wix, Webflow or anything else: paste one line and your latest episode plays there. How the player works
- Or put your episode pages at podcast.yoursite.com with one DNS record. About the subdomain
No website yet?
We host one for you, free.
- A site at yourname.showhubco.com with a page for every episode, track and video.
- Pick a design and your colours. You can move it to your own domain later. See the hosted site
A page for every episode, track and video
Connect once and everything you've already put out comes in, one page each, with the player and your description. New YouTube videos arrive shortly after you post; podcast feeds are checked daily.
What's on each page, and the stats that come with itTwo Guys Talking Cars
twoguystalkingcars.com
- 41Should you buy a used EV?/episodes/41-used-ev52:18New
- 40Our first year of the podcast/episodes/40-our-first-year47:05
- 39Winter tires, worth it or not/episodes/39-winter-tires58:40
- 38Q&A and listener mail/episodes/38-listener-mail44:12
- 37Jerome finally sells the Camry/episodes/37-jerome-sells-the-camry50:31
- 36Oil change myths we used to believe/episodes/36-oil-change-myths39:57
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Show up when someone searches what you talked about
A podcast app or a YouTube feed is hard for Google to read. A page with the title, description and transcript is easy, so people who have never heard of you land on an episode. AI assistants read the same pages.
twoguystalkingcars.com › episodes
Should you buy a used EV? | Two Guys Talking Cars
Episode 41 · 52 min · A listener is looking at a 2019 Leaf with 60,000 miles on it. We go through battery health, what to check on a test drive…
AI assistant
“Is a used Nissan Leaf worth buying?”
It can be, if the battery is in good shape. Episode 41 of Two Guys Talking Cars covers what to check.
Source: twoguystalkingcars.com/episodes/41-used-ev
Let listeners search every word you've said
They type a question, read a short answer, and play the minute where you said it.
Two Guys Talking Cars
With Rob and Jerome
Results appear as you type. Press Enter for a short answer written from the episodes, with links to the moments it came from.
Try asking
Works on your ShowHub site, and as an embed on any other site.
Set it up with your AI
Add ShowHub as a connector and tell it about your show. It can connect your channel, pick a design, claim your address and give you the player code. Signing up and paying still happen in a browser. How to add it
Connector address
mcp.showhubco.comWhat is ShowHub?
ShowHub puts your podcast, music and videos on your website. Connect your RSS feed, YouTube channel or SoundCloud and every episode, track and video gets its own page, including ones from before you joined, on the site you have or one ShowHub hosts for you. New uploads get a page automatically.
Do I need a website already?
No. If you have one, keep it: paste one line on any page and your latest episode plays there, use the free WordPress plugin, or on Pro put the pages at podcast.yoursite.com. If you don't, ShowHub hosts a site at yourname.showhubco.com for free.
Is ShowHub free?
Starter is free, with no card: one source, a yourname.showhubco.com site, 4 designs, the player and 30 days of stats. Pro is $20 a month, or $16 a month billed yearly, and adds up to 3 sources, your own domain, transcripts and 21 designs. Business is $50 a month, or $40 billed yearly, and adds written answers in your site search, blog drafts from your episodes and every platform you publish on.
Which platforms does it sync from?
YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Kick, SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, Spotify podcasts and any RSS feed. New YouTube videos come in shortly after you post them; feeds are checked daily. Musicians sync from SoundCloud or YouTube and add Spotify as a link.
Pick an address for your show
Every show gets a free address like this, or use the website you already have.
Starter is free for one source. Pro is $20 a month ($16 billed yearly) for up to 3 sources, your own domain, transcripts you can search across every episode and 21 designs. Business ($50) adds written answers to that search.