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It reads about the topic before it writes anything, turns the read into a two-part script, casts a voice to each part and records it. What comes back is an MP3 you can publish and the script it was read from - both editable, both yours.
Two hosts, on your topic.
A host and an expert talking through the subject you set, researched before a line is written.
Which one
This one is handed a subject and goes and reads about it before writing a line. Point it at copy you have already signed off and you get a researched conversation about a thing you had finished. Start from what you are holding.
You have a subject.
PodcastThis page
A topic and nothing else. It researches before it writes, turns the read into a two-part script, then casts and records both parts.
Host and expert · about 3 min to generate
You already have the words.
Narration
A script, a page of body copy, a brief you have signed off. It is read, not rewritten, in one voice at the pace and delivery you set.
One voice · about 2 min to generate
NarrationCasting
Every value below is a pill the studio renders, read off the same spec the studio itself reads. Nothing here is a summary of the product; it is the product’s own control panel, written out.
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Length
Set before a word is written, so the script is written to the running time rather than cut to fit it afterwards. That is the difference between an episode that lands and a document read aloud until it stops.
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Voices
A pairing rather than two separate picks, so the host and the expert never read as the same person twice.
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Tone
Debate is a real instruction: the two parts are written to disagree and resolve.
What lands
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Researched, written and voiced end to end - you keep the MP3 and the script.
Keep exploring
A script rather than a subject, read in one voice.
The sourced research an episode should be argued from.
The same research, delivered as a document instead.
A page to publish the episode on.
How a masthead files against the show calendar.