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Workshopped in Feb. Members helped tighten the cold open by 90 seconds.

The Cost of Consistency

Jordan Osei · Deliberate Creative

Grinder
24:18
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Brand pod pivot. The community helped reframe the whole show premise.

When Your CEO Won't Stop Saying "Synergy"

Priya Nakamura · Signal & Noise

Pivoter
18:42
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3,000 to 30,000 listeners. Live-workshopped the growth strategy.

Scaling Without Burning the Show Down

Marcus Webb · The Long Game

Scaler
31:05

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CraftFeb 20, 2026 · 90 min147 attended

Editing for Intimacy

How to use silence, breath, and imperfect sound to draw listeners in instead of pushing them away.

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Diane Kessler

Senior Editor, Radiotopia Alumni

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GrowthFeb 13, 2026 · 60 min203 attended

The Guest Email That Actually Works

Cold outreach templates that have booked 500+ guests for public radio and indie shows alike.

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Tomás Reyes

Booking Producer, NPR affiliate

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BusinessMar 5, 2026 · 75 min

Monetizing Without Selling Out

Membership models, sponsorship rates, and the psychological contracts that keep audiences paying.

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Amara Okafor

Creator Economy Strategist

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Sam Adeyemi

@samadeyemi

Launcher1d ago

Episode 1 is live. I genuinely could not have done this without this room.

Six months ago I posted here asking if my show idea was stupid. You all told me it wasn't and then spent three sessions helping me figure out the format. I'm crying a little.

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Jordan Osei

2h ago

My cold open was 4 minutes. You all helped me cut it to 90 seconds. Here's what I learned.

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Priya Nakamura

5h ago

Honest question: how do you tell your CEO that the interview format isn't working?

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Marcus Webb

3h ago

Transcript SEO actually moved the needle. Here's the before/after from 90 days.

44132Scaler

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