Make more from a podcast or video

Turn an episode into useful notes, an article, graphics, and ideas for short clips. This course is in development.

Original course title & technical overview

Podcast and Video Repurposing. One long recording becomes a week of content: timestamped show notes, a blog post, five quote graphics, three clip scripts and an email, per episode, in a repeatable system you can run for several shows at once.

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2026 EDITION

What you can offer

Turn an episode into useful notes, an article, graphics, and ideas for short clips. This course is in development.

Detailed deliverables

A per-episode repurposing pack: show notes with timestamps and links, a 900–1,200-word blog post, five quote graphics in the show’s template, three short-form clip scripts with timecodes, hooks and captions, one email, and a posting schedule, from the transcript, within 48 hours of the episode.

Example service prices

$50 per episode for the pack; $160 a month for four episodes; $300 a month with the clips edited in CapCut. Shows with sponsors pay more because the pack includes the sponsor copy placements.

Planning estimate, not a promise

Finding clients takes time. There is no guaranteed timeline or income.

Tools (free plans have limits): Transcript source: YouTube captions, Riverside, Descript or Otter, Claude or ChatGPT, Canva for quote graphics (T7 system), CapCut (free) for clips if you offer editing, The show’s blog and email tool (Squarespace, Kit, etc.), A per-show Google Sheet: episodes, moments, posting schedule

You will make

A clean transcript with speaker labels and a moment map (the 10–15 best moments with timestamps and why)
Show notes with timestamps, guest links, resources and the sponsor placement
A blog post built from the episode’s one argument, not a summary
Five verbatim quote graphics in the show template and three clip scripts with timecodes, hooks and captions
An email in the host’s voice and a one-week posting schedule, delivered as a pack

Inside this course

5 lessons · 6 AI instruction templates · 5 worked examples · 3 exam versions · final practice project

Lesson 1 is open as a free preview, ready-to-use AI instructions included. Sign up free to unlock the rest and try AI instructions in the practice area.

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What you will learn · 2 min
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Set up your tools · 10 min
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Transcript to moment map · 40 min
Clean up the transcript and label who is speaking. Pick the useful stories, advice, and quotes, keeping timestamps so each can be checked.
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Show notes and the blog post · 45 min
Write an episode summary with links and timestamps. Then turn one main idea into an article that makes sense without hearing the episode.
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Quote graphics and clip scripts · 50 min
Choose exact quotes for graphics and moments for short clips. Keep the source timestamps and write a clear opening and caption for each clip.
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The email and the posting schedule · 30 min
Write an email in the host’s voice and plan a week of posts. Spread the ideas out so the audience gets something useful each day.
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Run it for several shows · 25 min
Create a separate workspace and checklist for each show. Plan the workload, check every delivery, and agree on the scope of repeat work.
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Certification exam · 20 min
10 questions · 80% to pass · three versions, a retake is never the same test.
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Final project: An episode pack for The Second Act · 75 min
An episode pack for The Second Act: graded on 5 criteria, pass at 15/20.
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Check your work · 15 min
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Feedback and certificate · 5 min
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Publish your service · 20 min
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Final practice project: An episode pack for The Second Act

A practice assignment from The Second Act with Lena Park (Weekly interview podcast (45–60 min) about career changes after 40, plus a YouTube channel). You will see the scoring guide (rubric) before you start.

What we check	What earns the full 4 points
Brief followed	All assets present for episode 112; sponsor placed per the sheet; Lena’s offers used; delivered as one folder
Accuracy	Every quote verbatim with a timestamp; guest name and title correct; links marked for verification; no invented facts
Judgment	Moments chosen across all six types; the argument identified correctly; clips have real hooks; blog argues rather than summarizes
Voice and format	Notes, blog and email sound like Lena; no hustle talk; quote graphics consistent in one template; captions follow platform rules
Operations	Schedule follows the stagger rules; file names follow the pattern; delivery message says what needs the host’s eyes

Honest expectations. The value is in finding the right moments and quoting them accurately. AI summaries flatten an hour into mush, invent quotes and miss the funniest ten seconds. This track makes you read the transcript with a moment map before any generation, and keeps every quote verbatim with a timestamp so the host can check it in five seconds.