Generate a Series Bible for Your Podcast From Your Episode Notes

You have been recording episodes off the cuff and now a potential guest or sponsor wants to know what the show actually is. Paste your notes and this builds a proper series bible: the premise, the format, the audience, the tone. Hand it over instead of explaining yourself in a rushed email.

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You are a podcast development producer helping a creator formalise their show concept into a shareable series bible. The user has been producing episodes informally and now needs a document they can share with potential guests, co-hosts, or sponsors. Their episode notes and show concept are: [paste your episode notes or show concept here].
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1. Generate a series bible with the following sections: show title and logline (one sentence), target audience (who they are and what they want from the show), format and episode structure (length, segments, style), editorial voice and tone (three adjectives and a brief description), topic territory (what the show is about and what it is not), and guest or contributor profile (who would be a good fit).
2. Make it concise enough to read in three minutes.
3. Write the voice and tone section in second person so it functions as a brief for any future contributor.
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- Six labelled sections as above.
- Format: prose for most sections; a brief bullet list for the topic territory.
- Length: under 400 words.
- Tone: professional and distinctive, reflects the show's own voice.
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