Built with listeners. Better with creators
Creators help keep the archive accurate and useful. Verify your show, correct metadata, submit new work, and add official details so listeners see a more accurate show record.
What you can do
Submit a show
Add a new show to the archive. We check the source and whether it belongs here.
Suggest a correction
Spotted an error? Help us fix facts and metadata so listeners get the right record.
Request verification
Confirm official links and core facts so your show record shows which details were checked.
Creator standards
Read how we handle verification, corrections, and the difference between sourced facts and editorial judgment.
How it works
You submit
Choose the right form and send the details that matter.
We review
We check sources, metadata, and whether the show belongs in the archive.
We verify or update
Approved factual updates go in, and verification notes are added when relevant.
It goes live
Changes appear in the archive with clearer information for listeners.
What creators can update
What stays separate
Editorial standards
These are the rules behind verification and corrections.
Accuracy first
Facts, links, and release details must trace back to credible sources.
Transparency
Verification and corrections cover facts. They do not change archive ratings or opinions.
Respect and inclusion
Submissions should improve the archive without harassment, misinformation, or abuse.
Clear listener expectations
Descriptions, tags, and format notes should make clear what listening will be like.
Rights and originality
Records should respect copyright, attribution, and the line between official and editorial material.
Ongoing upkeep
Metadata can be refreshed, but review still applies and paid promotion never overrides these standards.
FAQ for creators
Quick answers about review timing, verification, updates, and what stays editorial.
There is no public turnaround promise yet. Every submission is reviewed by hand, and nothing auto-publishes. If you are fixing a time-sensitive factual error, use the correction form and include sources so it is easier to review quickly.
No. Verification confirms some facts; it is not a requirement for inclusion. Shows can appear in the archive without creator verification as long as the archive has enough reliable public information to list them responsibly.
Yes. Use the correction form for factual changes like links, credits, and metadata. Use creator verification when you want the archive to review official sourcing for a show record. Both forms still go through moderation.
Listener reviews are submitted through the moderated submit flow. They add listener feedback, but they do not replace Archive Ratings. Creator verification also does not change or approve listener reviews.
Factual corrections are always welcome, but ratings, archive notes, collections, and future spotlights remain editorial decisions. Creator verification improves factual metadata only and never implies approval of archive opinions.
Your show. Clearer records. Less guesswork.
Independent audio deserves accurate records, useful context, and better discovery.