Format Design
We define the show's promise, length, segment structure and voice — interview, narrative, solo commentary or a hybrid — and pressure-test it against a real first episode.
A show bible your whole team can produce from.
Green Books Entertainment / Audio & Media
A ShowWorthSubscribing To
Format, episodes, sound and publishing — a companion show built to run week after week without falling apart.
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Most podcasts stop because the workflow was never designed. We build the format and the production line first, then the episodes.
Ideas On Air✳A Format That Holds✳Every Episode Finished✳Published On Schedule✳
( What we bring )
The capability behind it
Episode Planning
A season is mapped into topics, guests and running orders, with prep documents and question sets prepared ahead of each record.
A planned season, not a weekly blank page.
Recording & Editing
Remote or in-person sessions are captured to a set standard, then edited for pace, cleaned, leveled and scored with your intro and transitions.
Episodes that hold a consistent sound and length.
Publishing & Show Notes
Feed setup, episode metadata, chapters, written show notes and an audiogram kit for promotion — handled on the same cadence as the edit.
A publish-ready package for every episode.
( Selected work )
Recent projects
01Author Interview Show
Selected Series
02Serialized Storytelling
Narrative Season
03Solo Commentary Format
Brand Channel
04Book-Adjacent Series
Companion Podcast
( What's included )
Inside this service
The format, tone, segment map, length and naming conventions in one reference document.
A mapped run of episodes with topics, guest targets and record dates.
Directed remote or in-person recordings captured to a fixed technical standard.
Paced, cleaned and leveled cuts with your intro, outro and transitions in place.
Written summaries, timestamps, links and chapter markers for each episode.
Cover art sizing, audiograms and pull-quotes formatted for social feeds.
RSS configuration and submission so the show is listed everywhere listeners look.
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Show Bible
The format, tone, segment map, length and naming conventions in one reference document.
( How it works )
The process, step by step
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Discovery
We define who the show is for, what it promises, and how often it can realistically ship.
OutcomeAn agreed audience and cadence.
- 02
Format
Structure, length, segments and sound are designed and written into a show bible.
OutcomeA documented, repeatable format.
- 03
Pilot
A full first episode is produced end to end to prove the format before you commit a season.
OutcomeA finished pilot and any format fixes.
- 04
Production
Episodes are recorded, edited and packaged on a fixed weekly or fortnightly rhythm.
OutcomeA running production line.
- 05
Publish
Each episode is scheduled to the feed with notes, chapters and promo assets.
OutcomeOn-time releases with full metadata.
- 06
Iterate
Listener retention and feedback shape the next block of episodes.
OutcomeA show that improves season over season.
( Distribution )
One feed, listed everywhere
Apple Podcasts/Spotify/YouTube/Amazon Music/Pocket Casts & Overcast/Open RSS/Apple Podcasts/Spotify/YouTube/Amazon Music/Pocket Casts & Overcast/Open RSS/
Apple Podcasts/Spotify/YouTube/Amazon Music/Pocket Casts & Overcast/Open RSS/Apple Podcasts/Spotify/YouTube/Amazon Music/Pocket Casts & Overcast/Open RSS/
A single RSS feed is submitted to the directories below. Availability and catalogue rules are set by each platform.
( Perspective )
Worth knowing first
Format01
Interview or Narrative — Pick Before You Record
The two formats need different prep, edit time and skills. Choosing after you have tape is how shows lose their identity.
Cadence02
Building a Sustainable Episode Rhythm
A fortnightly show that ships beats a weekly show that stalls. We set cadence to your real capacity, then batch to protect it.
Craft03
What Goes in Good Show Notes
A one-line hook, a short summary, timestamped chapters and every link mentioned — written for a listener deciding whether to press play.
Give your ideasa standing place to speak.
Tell us the subject and how often you can show up. We will design the format and run the production.