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A directory of experts built by crossing two independent sources, podcasts and books, screened against the same 6 roles. Click a number, a criterion, a role or a name to see the details.

Two sources, one directory

Podcasts8,717experts selected in the 6 roles

Guests named in the episodes of the most listened-to podcasts.

The directory9,747experts, each counted once8,3981,061288 in both
  • Found through podcasts only8,398
  • Found in both sources288
  • Found through books only1,061

Each source finds its own experts, screened against the same 6 roles. They are then crossed: nobody is counted twice.

Books1,352experts selected in the 6 roles

Authors of the non-fiction books published since 2023 in 11 national libraries and Open Library.

Where the experts come from

Click a country to explore it below
Experts by country of origin*

Each expert of the directory counts once, in their country of origin.

  • Most experts (top 25%)97 to 1,974
  • Upper middle (50 to 75%)4 to 44
  • Lower middle (25 to 50%)1 to 4
  • Fewest experts (bottom 25%)1
  • No expert
Award winners and finalists

People distinguished by the reference book prizes from 2023 to 2026 (winners, finalists, shortlists), by country of origin. The bigger the dot, the more people.

674 people placed of 998
Most representedUnited States1,974France899United Kingdom891Germany838Sweden542Netherlands526Country of origin known for 8,759 of 9,747 experts.

All countries

75countries
8,759experts placed, of 9,747
674award winners and finalists placed

Where the podcast experts of the directory work most often.

  1. 1. McKinsey & Company0.5%
  2. 2. Stockholms universitet0.3%
  3. 3. Stanford University0.3%
  4. 4. CSIS0.3%
  5. 5. Financial Times0.3%
  6. 6. Lunds universitet0.3%
  7. 7. The Spectator0.3%
  8. 8. Aarhus Universitet0.3%
  9. 9. Københavns Universitet0.3%
  10. 10. Harvard University0.2%

What role their experts play

Share of the 9,782 experts in each of the 6 roles of the spec. Click a tile to see those experts below.

Podcast experts and selected book authors, each counted once. Country of origin comes from Wikidata when the expert is identified there, otherwise from their podcast or book descriptions, or their organisation.

Award winners and finalists

  • Michael WaibelASIL Certificates of Merit (book awards)In directoryWinner
  • Robert MenassePrix Jacques Delors du Livre européenIn directoryWinner
  • Helen GarnerBaillie Gifford Prize for Non-FictionIn directoryWinner
  • Lyndal RoperCundill History PrizeIn directoryWinner
  • Laurent de SutterGrand prix de l'essai (Académie royale de langue et de littérature françaises de Belgique)In directoryWinner
  • Pascal ChabotGrand prix de l'essai (Académie royale de langue et de littérature françaises de Belgique)In directoryWinner
  • Abdi AididPROSE Awards (Legal Studies and Criminology; Computing and Information Sciences; Economics; Government and Politics; Business, Finance and Management)In directoryWinner
  • Benjamin AlariePROSE Awards (Legal Studies and Criminology; Computing and Information Sciences; Economics; Government and Politics; Business, Finance and Management)In directoryWinner
  • Chris TurnerShaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political WritingIn directoryWinner
  • John VaillantShaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political WritingIn directoryWinner

The 5 admission criteria

Experts by role

* Country of origin is still inaccurate in this POC.