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Podcast Episode Plan Template

Episode details, timed run of show, guest consent and release checklist, show notes, transcript and captions (WCAG 1.2.1, 1.2.2), publishing checklist

Письмо та контентКомпактнийWCAG 2.2 SC 1.2.1 and 1.2.2podcastepisodeplan

Як використовувати: Use it for each podcast episode from booking to release. Fill the run of show and guest consent before recording. The main pitfall is publishing the audio without a corrected transcript.

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Podcast Episode Plan: [show name], episode [N]: [episode title]

Planning record for one podcast episode: episode details, run of show with timings, guest consent and release checklist, show notes, transcript and captions, and a publishing checklist. Transcripts for audio-only episodes follow WCAG 2.2 success criterion 1.2.1 Audio-only and Video-only (Prerecorded); video episodes add captions under SC 1.2.2 Captions (Prerecorded) (W3C Recommendation, 12 December 2024). Replace every [bracketed] value and every row marked Example. The guest release section lists questions and is not legal advice.

Episode details

FieldValue
Episode ID[EP-NNN]
Working title[title]
Format[interview / solo / panel / narrative]
Target length[MM:SS]
Host[name]
Guest[name, role]
Recording date and methodYYYY-MM-DD, [studio / remote tool]
Release dateYYYY-MM-DD
Audio only or video[audio / audio and video]
Sponsor or paid content[none / sponsor name, disclosure wording]

1. Run of show

SegStartLengthSegmentOwnerNotes
[S1]00:00[MM:SS][segment][host][questions, cues]
S1 (Example)00:0000:45Cold open: guest clipProducerClip from the interview, 12:40 mark
S2 (Example)00:4501:00Intro and episode topicHostName the guest and the three questions
S3 (Example)01:4528:00Interview: winter soil careHost, guestSix prepared questions, two follow-ups each
S4 (Example)29:4508:00Listener questionsHost, guestThree questions chosen in advance
S5 (Example)37:4501:00Sponsor messageHostDisclosed as paid, read as written
S6 (Example)38:4501:15Outro and next episodeHostWhere to find notes and transcript

Example: total 40:00, matching the target length.

2. Guest consent and release

  • Guest has agreed in writing to be recorded and published
  • Release covers the formats and channels you will use (audio, video, clips, transcript, social posts)
  • Guest knows whether they can review the edit, and what "review" allows (factual corrections only, or more)
  • Topics the guest will not discuss are recorded and respected
  • Any third party named or recorded has been considered
  • Guest's conflicts of interest or sponsorships are disclosed
  • Guest's bio, photo and links approved for the show notes

3. Show notes

  • Summary: [two or three sentences on what listeners will learn]
  • Guest: [name, role, link]
  • Chapters: [MM:SS topic], one per segment in section 1
  • Mentioned in this episode: [descriptive link text and URL]
  • Transcript: [link to the transcript page]
  • Sponsor disclosure: [wording, or "This episode has no sponsor"]
  • Credits: [host, producer, editor, music licence]

4. Transcript and captions

ItemPlan
Transcript method[automatic plus human correction / human]
Speaker labels and non-speech sounds[yes, e.g. "[laughter]"]
Accuracy check by[name, date]
Captions for video version[method, checked by]
Where published[episode page, same day as audio]

5. Publishing checklist

  • Facts and claims checked (writing/fact-check-log)
  • Final audio levels and edit approved
  • Title, description, chapters and artwork uploaded
  • Transcript and, for video, captions published with the episode
  • Sponsor disclosure included in audio and show notes
  • Guest sent the release date and links

Reference and licence note

Based on common podcast production practice and on WCAG 2.2 (W3C Recommendation, 12 December 2024), success criteria 1.2.1 and 1.2.2, named by number and title: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG22/. All wording is original. Template licence: MIT.

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