100+ episodesproduced over 3 years, and the show is still publishing every week.
17+ assetsfrom every episode: video, clips, articles, emails, all on brand.
4 weeksfrom our first call to your show live on every platform.
Why most shows die
Roughly 90% of podcasts go quiet within months. Not from bad ideas, from production drag: editing, publishing, clips, tech. A show survives when the machine behind it is someone's whole job. That's been our job, every week, for three years.
The Podcast Starter Package
A flat, one-time project · four weeks
Your show: concept, name, artwork, intro, on every platform
Your website + newsletter: built, connected, yours from day one
Your first 4 episodes: coached, produced, published
Your production system: the machine behind every one of those weeks, documented and handed over
Your launch promotion: a weekly ad budget behind every episode, included
Show Rescue
A flat, one-time project · two weeks
Started a show that went quiet? You're in the 90%, and it wasn't your fault.
We audit what you built and rebuild the machine behind it.
Your next two episodes, live in about two weeks.
Then keep us, or take the keys.
Day 30, you choose.
Keep us on monthly. Take the keys and run it yourself, we teach you how. Or stop, and keep everything you paid for. Nobody else sells an exit ramp. Worst case, you walk away owning a website, a newsletter, and four professional episodes. The goal: a show that becomes the engine of your network, where every guest is an hour with someone you want in your world.
Most shows try to promote themselves. The ones that last promote their guests: their stories, their causes, their work. That's what we believe, and it's why the shows we build become engines for the people who host them.
And here's the secret nobody tells you: you don't need your voice figured out before you start. The hosts we work with rarely do. They find it one conversation at a time, over dozens of episodes, while we keep the light on. The show isn't the reward for knowing who you are. It's how you find out.
A lighthouse doesn't chase ships. It stands there, lit, every single week, and the right people find their way to it.