Episodes
Episode pages
Each episode gets a dedicated page with media, context, and shareable URL - a product page for the conversation.
Backstory
Why this exists
Feed apps bury old episodes. A dedicated page lets guests, search, and social send people to one clear destination.
How it helps
- Share one link that explains the episode
- Give new listeners cover, copy, and play controls
- Anchor transcripts, blogs, and social assets
How it works
From setup to outcome
- 01
Episode syncs from the feed
- 02
Page assembles media and metadata
- 03
You refine notes and highlights as needed
Pros
- Stable URLs for guests and SEO
- Holds the full episode stack
- Works with related episodes and search
Tradeoffs
- Thin show notes still look thin
- You should review AI-generated copy
- Very old catalogs may need a backfill pass
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Timestamped text so people can read, search, and cite what was said.
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AI summary
Overview, topics, and takeaways generated from the talk.
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