The episode, mastered
Two hosts, real conversational rhythm, levelled to the podcast loudness standard so it does not jump against the episode before it.
Script, two host conversation, mastering, cover art, RSS feed and distribution to the directories. We run 21 of our own channels on this line, which is how we know where it breaks.
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Two hosts, real conversational rhythm, levelled to the podcast loudness standard so it does not jump against the episode before it.
At the square spec every directory demands, legible at the size a phone shows it.
RSS set up and submitted, with the ownership on your side of the table.
Written for search as well as for listeners, with the links and the timestamps in place.
Spotify, Apple and Amazon, checked as accepted rather than as submitted.
The stages that make the difference between an output and a deliverable. They run in this order every time.
A report, a book or a product page becomes a conversation with a shape: a question, a disagreement and a conclusion. Not two voices reading bullet points.
Two distinct hosts with their own speech patterns, so a listener can tell who is talking without being told.
Levels measured against the platform target, not set by ear.
Artwork, title, description and keywords, written to be found in directory search rather than to be clever.
Submitted, then re checked once the directories answer. A channel with no published episode cannot be distributed at all, and that request fails silently. We look.
Produced on this line and distributed through it.
If something on that list does not exist yet, say so in the brief. It changes the quote, not the answer.
A pilot episode within a week. A season of 8 to 12 episodes in 3 to 4 weeks.
Machine access to every engine is documented and metered in one place: organizen.ai/mcp. This page only tells you where this engine stands today.
No public endpoint. Publishers running a weekly show get a drop folder and a metered key. Ask for it in the quote.
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