Know what audio is doing to your race.

Track how every local radio station and political podcast frames your candidate — weekly, structured, and broken down by left, center, and right-leaning outlets across 90+ markets.

What you get

What a weekly snapshot looks like

Every Monday, a fresh snapshot for each tracked candidate:

GET /people/candidate-name/weeks/2026-07-14

{
  "week_start": "2026-07-14",
  "week_end":   "2026-07-20",
  "episode_count": 22,
  "drift_score": 0.44,
  "chapter_break": true,
  "chapter_title": "Endorsement reversal dominates coverage",
  "avg_sentiment_score": -0.21,
  "crisis_signal_count": 3,
  "left_narrative":   "Progressive outlets framed the reversal as a principled realignment, citing updated polling in the metro suburbs.",
  "right_narrative":  "Conservative programs questioned the timing, calling it political calculation ahead of the primary.",
  "center_narrative": "National NPR affiliates covered the shift factually, focusing on delegate math implications.",
  "story_threads": [
    { "thread": "Endorsement reversal", "framing_type": "horse_race", "episode_count": 11 },
    { "thread": "Health care position", "framing_type": "policy",     "episode_count": 6  },
    { "thread": "Fundraising milestone","framing_type": "horse_race", "episode_count": 5  }
  ]
}