Podcasting

Plans a new podcast with format, positioning, name options, episode structure, a trailer script, the first three episodes, gear basics and a launch week. Use when starting a show.

Outlines a solo, interview or panel podcast episode with timed segments, talking points, questions and transitions. Use when preparing an episode before recording.

Plans a podcast season with a theme, an episode arc, guest targets, a release cadence and promotion beats, sized to the team's real capacity. Use when planning the next run of episodes.

Takes a podcast episode from topic to research and guest prep, a run sheet, post-recording show notes and clips, and a promo plan, pausing between steps. Use for each episode.

Acts as a podcast producer who shapes episodes for the listener, preps hosts and guests, guards audio and pacing, and runs a reliable release schedule. Use for independent or branded shows.

Writes researched interview questions for a podcast guest from their bio and work, with follow-ups, a question path and topics to avoid. Use when preparing to interview a guest.

Writes a host-read sponsor spot in the host's voice with a personal angle, required talking points, the offer and a disclosure, timed to 30, 60 or 90 seconds. Use for sponsored episodes.

Writes a short pitch to appear as a guest on a podcast, tailored to the show's audience with three concrete episode angles and a follow-up. Use when pitching yourself to a show.

Writes a podcast cold open, a recurring show intro, an episode intro and an outro with a call to action, timed for reading aloud in the host's voice. Use when setting up a show or an episode.

Writes podcast show notes from an episode transcript with a summary, timestamps, key takeaways, guest links and verbatim quotable lines. Use when publishing an episode.

Turns an outline or notes into a spoken solo podcast script written for the ear, with delivery marks, segment word budgets and slots for the host's own stories. Use before recording alone.