Podcast Episode Outline
Bullet points instead of a full script preserve natural conversation energy. The emotional arc structure keeps listeners engaged instead of front-loading all the value.
Create a detailed podcast episode outline for a {{episode_format}} episode about "{{episode_topic}}". Show: {{show_name}} — {{show_description}} Episode length: {{target_length}} minutes Audience: {{audience}} Structure: 1. Cold open (30 sec) — teaser of the most interesting moment/insight 2. Intro + episode context (2 min) 3. Main segments ({{num_segments}} segments, each with a time estimate): - Key talking points (not a script — bullet points I can riff on) - One specific story, example, or data point per segment - Transition phrase to the next segment 4. {{ad_placement}} — natural ad/sponsor break point 5. Rapid-fire or audience Q&A section (optional) 6. Key takeaway + CTA (what should the listener do after this episode?) 7. Outro + next episode teaser Emotional arc: Start with {{opening_energy}}, build to the most provocative point by segment {{peak_segment}}, then bring it home with actionable advice.
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