Free episode review
Twenty minutes on one episode: where attention drops and why.
Most podcasts die at episode seven. Usually because the format is too heavy to sustain, the interviews wander, and nobody ever told the host that the first ninety seconds lose everyone.
Everything here assumes you're publishing. The coaching makes each episode better than the last.
One listener, one promise, and a format that still works when you're tired in week nine.
See the programResearch, follow-ups and the discipline to shut up — the difference between a conversation and a questionnaire.
See the programClean audio with the gear you own, plus an editing workflow that finishes instead of dragging on for days.
See the programBeing findable, getting shared, reading analytics honestly, and pitching sponsors with real numbers.
See the programNobody needs another podcast about podcasting. You need someone listening to your episodes with an honest ear.
Twenty minutes on one episode: where attention drops and why.
Built around the hours you have, not the hours you wish you had.
The work happens on your feed, on a schedule you can hold.
Within 48 hours: the opening, the pacing, and one thing to change.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute episode review is free.
A weekly session where episodes from the group get reviewed.
$39/ month
A coach listening to your episodes every week.
$99/ month
For a launch, a relaunch or a show that needs to earn.
$199/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
We don't host your show, own your feed, take a cut of sponsorships or ask for any rights. Your show stays entirely yours.
What we do is listen properly every week and tell you the truth: that the intro is two minutes too long, that you interrupted three good answers, and that the format you chose is the reason editing takes six hours.
A USB microphone in the $70–150 range and a quiet-ish room. We'll help you get the most from what you own before suggesting anything else, and we sell nothing.
We'll make the show better and more findable. Nobody can promise downloads, and podcast growth is genuinely slow — we'll be honest about that.
Good — there's material to work with. Established shows usually get the fastest gains from format tightening and better openings.
No, this is coaching. We teach a workflow and review the result. If you want editing done for you, hire an editor — we can tell you what to look for.
Both work. The interview and format skills are identical; we'll adjust the production advice to whichever you're doing.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes on one episode, free, with the change that would help most.