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Plan the first season of my podcast episode by episode

An 8-12 episode season plan with titles, angles, guest ideas, and a recording schedule you can keep.

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The prompt

Plan the first season of my podcast. This is step 2 of a podcast launch pack; it works on its own, but paste the concept, format, and promise from step 1 if you have them. Show promise and target listener: [DETAILS] Format and episode length: [e.g. 30-minute interviews] Season length: [e.g. 10 episodes] Release cadence and launch date: [e.g. weekly from DATE] Guests I can realistically get: [names or types - or "solo only"] Questions my audience actually asks: [LIST - from comments, customers, forums] Rules: - Recommend releasing 2-3 episodes on launch day so new listeners can binge; make those the strongest and most broadly useful. - Mix episode types: foundational, tactical how-to, story or case study, contrarian take. - Each episode answers one question the listener has; no vague "conversation with X" topics. - Build in a buffer: at least 3 episodes recorded before launch. Return: 1. Season table: # | Working title (searchable, specific) | Listener question it answers | Type | Guest or solo | Key takeaway | Release date. 2. Season arc: how episodes build on each other and the reason to keep listening. 3. Guest shortlist: for each guest slot, the type of person and why they'd say yes. 4. Production calendar: record, edit, and publish dates working back from launch. 5. 3 backup episodes I can record solo if a guest cancels.

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What to fill in

  • DETAILS
  • e.g. 30-minute interviews
  • e.g. 10 episodes
  • e.g. weekly from DATE
  • names or types - or "solo only"
  • LIST - from comments, customers, forums

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