--- title: "List the guest roster for a podcast" method: GET path: "/v1/podcasts/{id}/guests" tags: ["Podcast Guests", "tier:standard"] --- # List the guest roster for a podcast `GET /v1/podcasts/{id}/guests` ## Request - Base URL: `https://api.particle.pro` - URL: `https://api.particle.pro/v1/podcasts/{id}/guests` - Auth: one of: - API key in header `X-API-Key` - HTTP bearer Returns the paginated set of identified guests who have appeared on the podcast, grouped by Person. Each row carries the Person identity, the per-podcast appearance count, first/last appearance dates, and dominant listing role. ## Path parameters - `id` string, required: Podcast slug or ID ## Query parameters - `limit` integer: Results per page - `cursor` string: Opaque pagination cursor from previous response ## Response `200` OK - PagePodcastGuestCompact - `cursor` string: Pass to next request for more results - `data` PodcastGuestCompact[], nullable, required: List of results - `appearance_count` integer, required: Episode appearances in the scope of the listing. For the directory and trends this is the guest's lifetime corpus-wide count; for the podcast-roster and when the directory is filtered with appeared_on_podcast_id, it is scoped to that podcast. - `description` string: Short description (e.g. current role), when known. - `distinct_podcasts` integer: Lifetime distinct podcasts the guest has appeared on across the corpus. Omitted when the listing is already scoped to a single podcast. - `expertise` SpeakerExpertise - `fields` ExpertiseCode[], nullable: Up to three ANZSRC 2020 fields of research the speaker is listed under, most specific first, none an ancestor of another. Pass a code or slug as guest_field (or field) to filter by it. - `code` string, required: The standard's own notation, such as 29-1212 (SOC), 2212 (ISCO), or 320101 (FoR). - `group` 'minor' | 'broad' | 'alias': Set for a code that stands for several detailed SOC 2018 occupations: a SOC minor group (such as 29-1000 Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners), a broad group (such as 29-1210 Physicians), or an alias, an everyday name such as doctors (physicians and surgeons). Every occupation filter accepts one and matches a speaker listed under any of its occupations. - `level` integer: Depth in the standard's official hierarchy: SOC major group 1 and detailed occupation 2; FoR division 1, group 2, field 3; ISCO-08 unit group 4 and minor group 3. ISCO-08 codes are the groups SOC maps to, listed flat without the standard's upper levels. Omitted for a SOC group or alias (see group). - `parent_code` string: The standard's official parent code; omitted at the top level and for every ISCO-08 code, since ISCO-08 is listed without its upper levels. A SOC broad group's parent is its minor group and a minor group's its major group, but a detailed SOC occupation's official parent is its major group (29-1211 has parent_code 29-0000), so it can differ from parent, which is the browse parent one level up (29-1210). - `slug` string, required: The title as a URL segment, such as cardiologists. - `standard` 'soc_2018' | 'isco_08' | 'anzsrc_for_2020', required: The standard the code belongs to: soc_2018 (US Standard Occupational Classification), isco_08 (the ILO's International Standard Classification of Occupations), or anzsrc_for_2020 (ANZSRC Fields of Research). - `title` string, required: The standard's official title, such as Cardiologists. - `occupations` PersonOccupation[], nullable: Up to three SOC 2018 occupations the speaker is listed under, most specific first, none an ancestor of another. Pass a code or slug as guest_occupation (or occupation) to filter by it. - `code` string, required: The standard's own notation, such as 29-1212 (SOC), 2212 (ISCO), or 320101 (FoR). - `established` boolean: Whether others conferred the speaker's standing in this occupation, such as a licence or an appointment, rather than the speaker describing it. Present for detailed SOC 2018 occupations only. - `group` 'minor' | 'broad' | 'alias': Set for a code that stands for several detailed SOC 2018 occupations: a SOC minor group (such as 29-1000 Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners), a broad group (such as 29-1210 Physicians), or an alias, an everyday name such as doctors (physicians and surgeons). Every occupation filter accepts one and matches a speaker listed under any of its occupations. - `level` integer: Depth in the standard's official hierarchy: SOC major group 1 and detailed occupation 2; FoR division 1, group 2, field 3; ISCO-08 unit group 4 and minor group 3. ISCO-08 codes are the groups SOC maps to, listed flat without the standard's upper levels. Omitted for a SOC group or alias (see group). - `parent_code` string: The standard's official parent code; omitted at the top level and for every ISCO-08 code, since ISCO-08 is listed without its upper levels. A SOC broad group's parent is its minor group and a minor group's its major group, but a detailed SOC occupation's official parent is its major group (29-1211 has parent_code 29-0000), so it can differ from parent, which is the browse parent one level up (29-1210). - `practicing` boolean: Whether the speaker still works in this occupation, as opposed to having worked in it. Present for detailed SOC 2018 occupations only. - `slug` string, required: The title as a URL segment, such as cardiologists. - `standard` 'soc_2018' | 'isco_08' | 'anzsrc_for_2020', required: The standard the code belongs to: soc_2018 (US Standard Occupational Classification), isco_08 (the ILO's International Standard Classification of Occupations), or anzsrc_for_2020 (ANZSRC Fields of Research). - `title` string, required: The standard's official title, such as Cardiologists. - `seniority` 'professional' | 'senior' | 'distinguished': The highest level the speaker has reached in their field; omitted below professional. - `standing` 'established' | 'self_described' | 'unverified', required: How the speaker's standing is recognized: established (conferred by others: a credential, a position, recognition in the field), self_described (claimed by the speaker), or unverified (the records do not say, which never means the speaker is not an expert). - `first_appearance_at` string, date-time: Publication date of the earliest appearance within the listing's scope - `id` string, required: Encoded Person identifier - `image_url` string: Canonical headshot URL when one is known for the Person - `last_appearance_at` string, date-time: Publication date of the most recent appearance within the listing's scope - `name` string, required: Display name - `slug` string: Stable human-readable handle (e.g. 'satya-nadella'). Recommended canonical identifier on every Particle Pro person surface. - `has_more` boolean, required: Whether more results exist ## Other responses - `402`: Payment Required. Read error_code. payment_required is the x402 path: either a keyless request being challenged — pay $0.03 in USDC per request (requirements in the PAYMENT-REQUIRED header) or send a pp_ API key — or a supplied payment that failed settlement (details in the PAYMENT-RESPONSE header; retry the same signature before signing a new one). See https://docs.particle.pro/x402. Any other code means the credential was accepted but does not cover this request (a plan or session gate such as premium_required or paid_plan_confirmation_required); its resolve says how to obtain access, and no payment header is sent. - `default`: Error --- [API](https://skmtc.dev/particle/apis/particle-api.md) · [All operations](https://skmtc.dev/particle/apis/particle-api/llms.txt) · [OpenAPI document](https://skmtc.dev/particle/apis/particle-api/revisions/416ba82ab9d7?raw)