Put your cover in the Government chart
This is Apple’s current top 100 for Government in the United States, the largest of the ten stores on this site. Add your artwork once and it shows up in all four views: in a library row at 55 pixels, on the browse wall, at every size on its own, and against Apple’s file requirements. If you publish elsewhere, the other nine charts are linked below and each one is genuinely different.
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Strict ScrutinyStrict Scrutiny - 2
The DSR NetworkThe DSR Network - 3
The Chris Plante ShowWMAL | Cumulus Podcast Network | Cumulus Media Washington - 4
Red Eye RadioCumulus Podcast Network - 5Your cover goes hereTap to choose, or drop a file on this row
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5-4Prologue Projects - 7
The Lawfare PodcastThe Lawfare Institute - 8
Brief Recess: A Legal Podcast with Michael Foote & Mélissa MalebrancheExactly Right and iHeartPodcasts - 9
The Oath and The OfficeCorey Brettschneider and John Fugelsang - 10
American PowerChad Scott, Mr. Global, Nat Towsen - 11
Optimist EconomyKathryn Anne Edwards and Robin Rauzi - 12
The John Phillips Show790 KABC Radio | Cumulus Los Angeles - 13
SekulowJay Sekulow - 14
The Find Out PodcastFind Out Media & Studio71 - 15
What Trump Can Teach Us About Con LawRoman Mars - 16
Supreme Court Oral Argumentsscotusstats.com - 17
The Tara Palmeri ShowTara Palmeri - 18
Civics 101NHPR - 19
PekingologyCenter for Strategic and International Studies - 20
MacroaggressionsCharlie Robinson - 21
DSR's Words MatterThe DSR Network - 22
NatSec MattersBeacon Global Strategies LLC - 23
DisclosureBloomberg - 24
Mundo in the Morning - KCMO Talk Radio 95.7FM & 710 AMKCMO Talk Radio | Cumulus Media Kansas City - 25
Law and ChaosLiz Dye; Andrew Torrez - 26
You Might Be RightBaker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs at University of Tennessee - 27
The Jacob Shapiro PodcastJacob Shapiro - 28
The Proceedings PodcastU.S. Naval Institute - 29
Show Archives – Armed American Radio |Armed American Radio - 30
U.S. Supreme Court Oral ArgumentsOyez - 31
FiascoPushkin Industries - 32
Irregular Warfare PodcastIrregular Warfare Initiative - 33
America, Actually with Astead HerndonVox Media - 34
The Cato Weekly PodcastCato Institute - 35
The Strong Towns PodcastStrong Towns - 36
Audio ArguendoAudio Arguendo - 37
The Debrief with Jon BeckerJon Becker - 38
The InterviewBBC World Service - 39
Ones ReadyAaron Love, Trent Seegmiller, and Jared "Peaches" Pietras - 40
Civic ForumReed Galen - 41
Ball of ThreadMarcy Wheeler - 42
Capitalisn'tUniversity of Chicago Podcast Network - 43
No es el fin del mundoEl Orden Mundial - 44
Divided ArgumentWill Baude & Dan Epps - 45
The DSR DailyThe DSR Network - 46
The Trade GuysCSIS | Center for Strategic and International Studies - 47
America At Night with McGraw MilhavenCumulus Podcast Network - 48
The Kevin Roberts Show with Larry O’ConnorThe Kevin Roberts Show with Larry O’Connor - 49
Snollygoster | Ohio's Politics PodcastMike Thompson - 50
Nashville's Morning News with Dan MandisSuperTalk 99.7 WTN | Cumulus Media Nashville - 51
The Lawfare Podcast: Patreon EditionThe Lawfare Institute - 52
The Federal Drive with Terry GertonFederal News Network | Hubbard Radio - 53
Both Sides of the AisleUtah Public Radio - 54
Bold American PodBarstool Sports - 55
Congressional DishJennifer Briney - 56
Mailin’ It! - The Official USPS PodcastUnited States Postal Service - 57
The Jedburgh PodcastFran Racioppi - 58
FDX ALPA PodcastFDX ALPA Podcast - 59
PurplishColorado Public Radio - 60
Talking Headways: A Streetsblog PodcastThe Overhead Wire - 61
The AI Power PodcastGregory C. Allen - 62
The SourceDavid Martin Davies - 63
The Virginia Press RoomVPM & VPAP - 64
Baby Boom! LawyeredImani Gandy, Imani Gandy - Rewire News Group - 65
Into AfricaCSIS | Center for Strategic and International Studies - 66
سقراط مع عمر الجريسيثمانية/ thmanyah - 67
Public DefenselessHunter Parnell - 68
State of PlayCenter for Strategic and International Studies - 69
Energy Policy NowKleinman Center for Energy Policy - 70
The MergeThe Merge - 71
Today in ParliamentBBC Radio 4 - 72
The Fact HunterDelmarva Studios - 73
Philip TeresiKMJ - 74
The Coming StormBBC Radio 4 - 75
Big Take, Midterms 2026Bloomberg and iHeartPodcasts - 76
Global Security BriefingThe Royal United Services Institute - 77
Stanford LegalStanford Law School - 78
Oral Arguments for the Court of Appeals for the Seventh CircuitUnknown - 79
Official Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) PodcastUK Parliament - 80
The Impossible StateCSIS | Center for Strategic and International Studies - 81
The Heartland PODAdam Sommer - 82
Question TimeBBC Sounds - 83
PreAccident Investigation PodcastTodd Conklin - 84
Directly Current: EVs for All AmericaEVs for All America - 85
The DeductionTax Foundation - 86
The Melting PodAmanda Baran, Doug Rand, and Claire Trickler-McNulty - 87
Federal NewscastFederal News Network | Hubbard Radio - 88
Classes of MailAlan Gegax - 89
Policing MattersPolice1.com - 90
35 WestCenter for Strategic and International Studies - 91
Scaling LawsLawfare & University of Texas Law School - 92
Cheap TalkJeff Kaplow and Marcus Holmes - 93
North Dakota Outdoors PodcastNorth Dakota Game and Fish Department - 94
Our Curious AmalgamAmerican Bar Association - 95
The Michigan DNR's Wildtalk PodcastMichigan Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Division - 96
From the Crows' NestAssociation of Old Crows - 97
The Just Security PodcastJust Security - 98
Acquisition TalkEric Lofgren - 99
Issaquah Buzzissaquahbuzz - 100
Permission To Speak FreelyDamon Leggins and Andamo McCullough - 101
Playbook CanadaPolitico
Government in ten countries
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What Government covers actually do
Strict Scrutiny is blue with a gavel, 5-4 is columns, American Power is gold serif on black, Lawfare Daily is a plain white card. Where there is a photograph it is usually a building or a presenter at a desk. Red, navy and off-white do most of the work.
At 55 pixels
A serif set in gold on black is a wordmark that looks authoritative at full size and disappears at 55 pixels, because the thin strokes go first. If you want the institutional look, take the weight up rather than the size down.
Counted, in today’s chart
23 of these 100 shows have a name longer than 25 characters. The average is 21.4. The longest is "Brief Recess: A Legal Podcast with Michael Foote & Mélissa Malebranche", which is not a name that fits in a list row.
35 of them get by on two words or fewer. Those are the covers that can set their name large enough to read while scrolling.
The DSR Network holds 3 of the 100 places. A publisher with that many shows in one chart is running a house style, so several of the covers you are placed against are variations of one another.
These numbers come from the same chart drawn above and change as it does.