One Production System for Every Show You Run

Organizations with podcast portfolios run them on our production: ASCO publishes 190+ episodes a year across multiple series, Science's weekly show is 650+ episodes deep, and construction's 400+ episode flagship ships on schedule. Multiple shows, rotating hosts, different audiences — one system.

The Problem

The Problem With Running a Podcast Portfolio

✓ Every show has its own vendor, its own workflow, and its own definition of done — so your team spends more time coordinating production than planning content
✓ Quality drifts between shows and between episodes, because each series depends on whoever happened to edit it that week
✓ Rotating hosts mean the sound, pacing, and packaging reset every time someone new sits down at the microphone
✓ Publishing volume grows faster than your internal team, and the choice becomes hiring a production department or letting the calendar slip

Cost of Inaction

A portfolio that publishes inconsistently trains every audience it has to stop expecting you. And internally, fragmented production is a quiet budget leak — three vendors, three workflows, and three sets of coordination overhead for what should be one line item.

The Opportunity

What Does Consolidating Production Actually Buy?

One partner, one workflow, one point of contact — for every series you publish. Flat per-episode pricing at 20, 50, or 100+ episode volumes means a full year of portfolio production budgets as a single line item, and every show inherits the same documented standards: the same review portal, the same delivery conventions, the same bar for episode one and episode one hundred ninety.

Annual Capacity

190+ eps

Volume Tiers

20–100+

ASCO runs a multi-show portfolio through our production at 190+ episodes a year — through their staff editorial review, into their own systems, renewed budget cycle after budget cycle.

Our Approach

How We're Different

A Production Spec Per Show, Not Per Person

Every show gets a documented production spec — format, pacing, packaging, delivery conventions — so continuity never depends on any one person's memory. That's what makes rotating hosts workable: the show sounds like the show, whoever is hosting this week.

Embedded in Your Workflow

Enterprise portfolios don't adopt a vendor's process — the vendor adopts theirs. For ASCO we deliver into their SharePoint libraries, follow their naming conventions, and route every episode through their editorial approval before anything publishes. Multi-stakeholder review is our normal.

A Dedicated Team That Scales With the Slate

Each show gets its dedicated editor; behind them sits a production bench — design, motion graphics, video, project management, show notes — and white-glove account management across the whole portfolio. Adding a show is a scope conversation, not a new vendor search.

Investment

Choose Your Growth Path

The public tiers below cover a single show. Portfolios start at 2 shows on custom Enterprise scopes — flat per-episode pricing at 20, 50, or 100+ episode volumes, with a dedicated production team and volume discounts.

Growth

$2,500/mo

"Build Your Authority Engine"

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What's included

1 full episode/month (audio + video)
Same dedicated editor every week
4 SEO clips + A/B tested thumbnails
5 vertical clips for social
YouTube optimization strategy
Monthly performance review

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Portfolios and High-Volume Shows on Our Production

ASCO

Multi-Show Portfolio

190+ episodes a year, embedded

The American Society of Clinical Oncology publishes multiple series through staff editorial review — delivered into their own systems, on medical-grade deadlines.

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