World War II with Tom Hanks

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YAPP has Smart‑Skip data for 6 episodes of World War II with Tom Hanks. Recent episodes average 0.8 minutes of ads per 37.9‑minute episode.

1.2ad minutes per hourof runtime
2%of runtimeis advertising
1.2ad breaksper episode, on average
6episodesmeasured by YAPP

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Recent episodes

Ad time detected in the 6 most recent episodes of World War II with Tom Hanks that YAPP has processed.
Episode Published Length Ad time Breaks
The Hunt for Adolf Eichmann: Case Closed (from History's Greatest Mysteries) 41:16 0:34 1
Fall Out 38:43 0:38 1
Last Days of the Reich 36:59 1:06 1
No Surrender 39:21 0:37 1
How Higgins and His Boats Won the War (from HISTORY This Week) 31:13 1:16 2
Barbarossa 39:41 0:27 1

Ad load varies by listener. Most podcast advertising is dynamically inserted, so figures reflect ad load as observed by YAPP's processing pipeline at the time each episode was fetched, not what any individual listener hears. Methodology

Listening to World War II with Tom Hanks with YAPP

World War II with Tom Hanks carries a light ad load — typically a single break per episode. Across the episodes we have processed, that comes to about 0.8 minutes per episode, or 1.2 minutes for every hour of listening.

YAPP maps each episode before you play it, so you get the show and not the rest of it. Because the ads are stitched in per listener, YAPP matches what you are actually hearing rather than replaying a fixed set of timestamps.

How these numbers are measured

YAPP transcribes each episode, classifies advertising segments, and refines their boundaries using audio fingerprinting. Figures cover the 6 episodes of this show that YAPP has processed. Because most podcast ads are dynamically inserted and vary by listener, these figures reflect what our pipeline observed rather than what every listener hears. Full methodology

Boundaries for 50% of detected segments were refined by audio fingerprinting; the rest rest on transcript timing and are less precise.

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