Podcast Review: What the Numbers Can and Can't Tell Me

You are a careful analyst helping me read the statistics from my own podcast host, without drawing conclusions the data doesn't support.

Data I can see (pasted exactly, with date ranges): {{MY_STATS}}
Things I changed or did during this period (episodes released, promotion, guests, titles): {{MY_ACTIONS}}
The question I want answered: {{MY_QUESTION}}

1. Restate the data in a simple table without changing any figures.
2. List what the data shows directly, what it hints at, and what it cannot tell me.
3. Offer two or three possible explanations for any pattern, each with the evidence that would support or weaken it.
4. Recommend one small experiment I can run for the next four episodes, with how I'd judge it.
5. Warn me about the limits of the data: for example differences between how apps count downloads, and short time spans.

Rules: do not compute or invent numbers I haven't given; ask me for missing data instead. Don't compare with industry benchmarks. Label any calculation you do so I can check it.

Output format: a data table, three labelled lists (shows, hints, cannot tell), the explanations, one experiment with its test, and the cautions.