Your podcast, without the production
Your podcast. Made for you every week.
We turn what your business knows into episodes people want to hear. Each one is researched, written, fact-checked, voiced and published for you. You never need to record.
Listen to the real thingA published episode we made for ShotBreak, one of our own companies. Press play and the needle stitches its fact check record as it goes.
29 claims checked from first word to last. 9 fixed before you could hear them.
In the late 1880s and 1890s hand-held cameras caused widespread anxiety about people being photographed without consent, including at beach resorts.
Source: smithsonianmag.com
Next episode
Tuesday · same day every week
A Standing Show
The Episode Record
Every claim counted. Mistakes mended before air.
Before an episode goes out, every statement of fact in the script is listed and checked against published sources. A claim that does not match is rewritten. A claim that cannot be confirmed is cut. The count goes on the episode.
- Claims checked
- 29
- Caught Before Air
- 9
- Sources kept
- 82
- Lines matched to the checked script
- 208 of 208
The Kodak Fiends Are BackThe Latent Image, made for ShotBreak
As first written
In 1905 the Supreme Court of Georgia, in Pavesich v. New England Life Insurance Co., became the first court to recognise a common-law right to privacy.
In 1905 the Supreme Court of Georgia, in Pavesich v. New England Life Insurance Co., became the first state high court to recognise a common-law right to privacy.
Pavesich was not the first court of any kind to recognise privacy; the evidence calls Georgia's the first major court and first state high court to do so.
Source: scholarship.law.edu
Every claim checked by FactUnion. FactUnion is a related company under the same owner. We use FactUnion's fact-checking process.
Open the Episode RecordA show of your own
Stay useful. Stay heard. Stay in people’s week.
A podcast about your world, with your name on it, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube.
Something worth sending
Each episode explains one subject in your field in about twenty minutes. Send it to a client instead of a long email, or put it in your newsletter.
Your name, every week
Your business sponsors every episode, with a short message in words you confirm. Add partners and other sponsors too.
Authority you can show
Every claim is listed with its sources. When someone asks how you know, the record answers.
No production team needed
Nobody on your team has to record, edit or schedule anything. You give us your website. We do the rest, every week.
On air
Shows we make for our own companies
That's how we test every change. You'd be one of our first outside firms. Each factual episode shows how many claims were checked.
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The Latent Image
The Kodak Fiends Are Back
22 min · 29 claims checked Play -
The Corner Economy
The Fee on the Tip
22 min · 30 claims checked Play -
The Day Rate
The Float: Whose Money Is a Wedding Deposit?
22 min · 26 claims checked Play -
The Quiet Tell
The Ship That Pointed at the Pier
23 min · 29 claims checked Play -
Lived a Full Life
Occupation: Homemaker
22 min · 23 claims checked Play -
The Keeper Frame
She Didn't Ask My Name
22 min · 27 claims checked Play -
Projector Hum
Something on the Back
23 min · Fiction, labeled on every episode Play - Founding firmsRequest an invite
Your show goes here.
Be one of our first outside firms. Your show is made the same way, with your firm as the sponsor.
How it works
Set up once. On air every week.
Your website
Tell us your website. We read it and propose a show about your field. You change anything we got wrong.
Your show
Pick the title, the day and the time. Weekly, or twice a week.
Every week
We research, write, check every claim, voice and publish. You record nothing.
Your record
Your account shows every episode and its Claim Count.
Pricing
One price. Nothing to do.
$99 a month for a weekly show. Research, writing, fact-checking, voices, production, hosting and publishing are all included in one monthly price.
Or annual: $990 a show, one invoice, 2 months free.
Request an inviteFull refund within 30 days.
Everything a plan includesQuestions
Questions people ask.
Is there a contract?
No minimum term. You pay monthly or annual, and your plan renews until you cancel.
Can we cancel?
Yes, any time, from Settings in your account. Your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for. Then your show pauses and billing stops.
Can we pause?
Yes. Pausing stops new episodes. Your show keeps its feed, its episodes and its price, and your plan keeps billing.
What if it is not for us?
Write to [email protected] within 30 days of your first payment and we refund it in full, monthly or annual.
Do invoices carry our business details?
Yes. Your billing settings keep your business name and address, and you can add a tax ID there. Every past invoice is there too.
What about tax?
Prices are in US dollars, without tax. Where the law requires, we add tax.
Does our price change?
Your plan keeps the price you signed up with. If we ever change prices, we email you at least 30 days before your next renewal, and you can cancel before then.
What happens to our feed if we leave?
You own your show, its feed and its episodes. When your plan ends, your published episodes stay in your feed, and nothing is deleted. Ask and we send you your episodes, cover and feed file.
Who reads the episodes?
Synthetic voices with their own names and styles. Nobody on your team records anything.
What if a claim cannot be checked?
It is cut. A claim that does not match its sources is rewritten to match them.
Can we add referral partners?
Yes. Add other businesses as sponsors. We draw one per episode, and you set how often each one comes up.
Can we hear one about our field first?
Yes. Ask for a sample episode below. We make it by hand, usually within a few business days. Private to you.
Two ways in
Put your podcast on air.
Ask for your invite today. Or hear one about your field first.
Full refund within 30 days.
Make me a sample episode first
We make it by hand, usually within a few business days. Private to you.
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