A researched weekly podcast under your brand — you approve the topics, we handle production
Research-backed weekly podcasts, fully produced under your brand — cited sources, disclaimers for regulated topics, distributed to Spotify. You approve the topics; we do everything else.
- Four finished episodes a month, released weekly.
- Researched from cited sources — listed on the episode page for anyone to check.
- Nothing is narrated or released until a person has cleared it.
- Your only obligation is approving the monthly topic plan.
What you’d do instead
A podcast agency
A$2,000–6,000+ a month for a weekly show; host-led and interview formats also need your recording time.A DIY AI tool
cheap, but you write it, prompt it, check it and publish it yourself.A freelancer
still needs you to create the raw content.Nothing
while your competitors build an audio presence.
This is another option: a finished weekly show, researched and cited — your only obligation is approving the monthly topic plan.
Hear it first
Berberine, Blood Sugar, and the "Nature's Ozempic" Problem
Evidence First · 12 min
- Full transcript
- Cited sources
- Category disclaimer
Creatine: The Only Supplement That Survived the Science
Evidence First · 13 min
- Full transcript
- Cited sources
- Category disclaimer
What a month includes
- Four finished episodes a month, released weekly — your team approves the monthly topic plan; we handle production
- Every episode researched, with its sources cited on a public page
- Category disclaimers inserted automatically for regulated topics — health, finance, legal
- Nothing is narrated or published automatically — every episode is checked before narration and again before release
- Your branding — channel name, your artwork and logo, and an intro and outro carrying your call to action
- Distributed to Spotify, RSS, and search-indexed episode pages
- A monthly topic plan sent for your approval
How it works
- You approve a monthly topic plan.
- We research, script and narrate every episode — checked before narration and again before release.
- We publish to your branded channel and push it to Spotify and RSS.
Before you ask
Who owns the show?
You do — the channel, the episodes and the feed. That is a term of the agreement rather than a courtesy, and it does not change if you stop working with us.
What happens to the episodes if we stop?
They stay yours. Every published episode page carries a download link for its audio, and the show is distributed as an ordinary RSS feed — the same format every podcast host reads.
Moving a feed to another host is a job you or your next producer would do. What we can say is that nothing is held back and there is no charge to leave.
What do you need from us each month?
Approval of the monthly topic plan. That is the whole obligation — no scripts to write, no recording time.
If you want to send us material to work from, we will use it. Nothing breaks if you do not.
Can we hear an episode before it goes out?
Yes. We can send you a private link to any episode before it is released — an unguessable address that expires, not a public page with the listing switched off.
What if an episode gets something wrong?
Tell us and we take it down. An episode can be pulled from the feed and the site, or deleted outright, and a corrected version published in its place.
One honest limit: podcast apps cache feeds and listeners download episodes to their phones. We can stop an episode being served; we cannot recall a copy that has already left.
Where do the episodes actually go?
To your own branded channel page, to your RSS feed, and through that feed to Spotify and the other podcast apps. Each episode also gets its own page, written to be found in search, carrying the transcript and the sources.
Does our show have to appear in your catalogue?
No. A show can be reachable at its own address and in every podcast app while staying out of our public directory. It is a setting, and it is your call.
Do the disclaimers make an episode compliant?
No, and we would rather say so plainly. For regulated subjects — health, finance, legal — an episode carries a category disclaimer and is written under constraints that keep it general rather than advisory.
Those are content safeguards. They are not legal advice, a compliance review, or approval by any regulator or professional body. If your industry requires a qualified person to clear what you publish, that person is yours and that step is yours.
Hear it with your own topic
Send a link to something you’ve published and the topic you’d want covered. If it’s a fit, we’ll produce a full episode from it — free, yours to keep, and unlisted unless you want it public.
Pricing depends on category and volume — we’ll quote alongside the sample.
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