Podcasting
with a plan.
One running order and one clock, shared by everyone on the show. Mark the moments as they happen, and take the log away for the edit.
Plan episodes days ahead, keep every show on one calendar, and let the people who make it walk straight in.
Start a session now
A link and a six-digit PIN, ready to send. Nothing is kept once everyone has left.
One episode, four screens
The same episode at four distances, from the weeks before to the hour itself.
The weeks beforeWrite the running order together, agree a date, and keep the brief where everyone can read it.
In the room
One running order
Topics and the points under them, each with a length and the time it will start. Everyone writes into the same list, and it can be dragged about mid-show.
One clock
The topic you are on and how long is left of it, counting past the plan rather than stopping at it.
Who is ready, at a glance
A ring round everyone ready to move on, and a raised hand for whoever wants in, so nobody has to talk over anybody.
Marks, and a log to take away
One press puts a labelled timestamp on the session clock, and the log keeps it with everything else that happened. A time, never a clip: nothing is recorded here.
For a podcast you keep
Every show you make, on one calendar.
- Plan an episode weeks ahead, and its room opens on exactly that plan.
- Members of the show walk straight in as hosts, with no PIN to pass round.
- Archive an episode, and the running order as it was run and the log are kept as its record.
