The whole episode, on one record.
Seven modules, one record per episode.
Command Center
Every stage
One queue for every episode across every show.
- Production queue across shows
- Owners, due dates and blockers
- Overdue and low-buffer flags
Rebuilding a main street hardware store
Guest · Ray Delgado
The three-account system
v2 scheduled Fri 06:00
Leaving law at 52 to open a bakery
v3 with host
Show Hub
Before recording
Everything that makes a show sound like itself.
- Show and client profiles
- Tone, audience and brand assets
- Approved examples for voice
Second Act Stories
Hosted by Joanna Pike · Weekly · Tue
- Tone
- Warm, curious, plain-spoken. No jargon.
- Audience
- People changing careers after 40.
- Voice examples
- SAS 118 · SAS 131 · SAS 139 (host-approved)
- Publishing
- Captivate · YouTube · Tue 06:00
Guest Flow
Intake
Guests arrive with their bio, headshot and signed release.
- Booking and intake status
- Bio, headshot and prep notes
- Signed release before production
Dana Whitfield · SAS 142
- BioReceived
- HeadshotReceived
- Prep notesReceived
- Signed releaseSigned 12 Oct
Production Engine
Prep · Transcript · Drafts
Upload the recording. Get a clean edit and reviewable drafts.
- Audio cleanup and transcription
- Drafts in the show's voice
- Every step visible and retryable
Approval Studio
In review · Approved
Hosts approve the exact version. Nothing else ships.
- Protected host review links
- Timestamped comments
- Approval tied to one version
Joanna Pike Host
The music bed comes in a touch early here.
Publishing Hub
Scheduled · Live
Schedule once. See it go live everywhere.
- Captivate and YouTube publishing
- Live status per destination
- Retries that never double-post
A retry checks for the existing upload first, so nothing is posted twice.
Repurposing Studio
After release
Turn the approved episode into the week's content.
- Clip picks with timestamps
- Social, newsletter and blog drafts
- A guest share kit
Clip picks · SAS 142
- 09:10–09:58"I sold out by nine every Saturday"
- 18:40–19:35The margin mistake
- 50:15–51:02What she'd tell her 40-year-old self
Plus social posts, a newsletter draft and Dana’s guest share kit.
How it holds together.
- Every step is its own job
- Each step saves its result, so a failure is retried on its own instead of starting over.
- Shows and clients stay apart
- People see only their assigned shows. Review links open one version only.
- Open models first, your call on the rest
- Open-source models, tested on your episodes. Paid services only with your approval.
Put every episode on one shelf.
Early access opens to a small group first.