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Microcasts

One Idea, a Whole Series

Describe a topic and Jellypod writes and voices a short podcast series of up to ten episodes.

Plan a microcast

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Review Episode Outline

Review each summary. Click Edit to change an episode’s detailed prompt.

Episode 1Ep. 1: The Founding of Rome
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Romulus, Remus, and the stories Rome told about its own beginnings.

Episode 2Ep. 2: The Two Consuls
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Rome drives out its last king and splits power between two consuls elected each year.

Episode 3Ep. 3: Morning on the Via Sacra
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One morning on the Via Sacra, from the bakers’ stalls to the Senate steps.

BackCreate Episodes (~450 credits)
  • Up to 10 Episodes per Prompt
  • One Shared Episode Length
  • Edit the Outline First
  • One Feed for the Series

Plan the series in one prompt

Get an outline for every episode. Edit, cut, and resize it before anything generates.

  • Outline 2 to 8 episodes
  • Set one length for all of them

Generate Multiple Sequential Episodes

Describe the series and choose how many episodes to create.

The rise and fall of Rome, one turning point per episode. Each one picks up where the last left off.

2 Hosts

Duration

5m

Episodes

3
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Episodes that build on each other

Each episode picks up where the last one ended, so the story carries through.

  • One feed for the whole series
  • Edit any episode’s script
EpisodesAnalytics
EpisodesStatusDuration
Ep. 1: The Founding of RomeRomulus, Remus, and the stories Rome told about itself.
Draft5:52
Ep. 2: The Two ConsulsGenerating audio
Generating-
Ep. 3: Morning on the Via SacraWaiting for Episode 2: Starts writing once Episode 2’s script is done, since it picks up where that episode ends.
Generating-

One prompt, ten episodes

Empires tells the story of Rome in ten episodes.

EmpiresThe rise and fall of Rome, one turning point per episode.
EpisodesAnalytics
EpisodesStatusPlaysDuration
Ep. 6: The Gracchi on the RostraTwo brothers try to give land back to Rome’s poor.
Published1,2846:04
Ep. 5: Spoils of the EastConquest in the East fills Rome with gold and new tastes.
Published1,4025:58
Ep. 4: Cannae, The Day the Line BrokeHannibal surrounds a Roman army twice his size.
Published2,1175:46
Ep. 3: Morning on the Via SacraOne morning on the Via Sacra, from the bakers’ stalls up.
Published1,6596:11

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Dr. Louise Lambert
“You just dump in your information and structure your podcast. It was the easiest thing I've ever done.”
Dr. Louise LambertAssociate Professor, Psychologist

Microcasts FAQ

What is a microcast?
A microcast, or micro podcast, is a short podcast series about one big idea. It runs a handful of episodes of about five minutes each, and each episode covers the next part of the topic, like chapters in a book.
How do I make a microcast?
Open a podcast, click Generate a Multi-Episode Series, and describe the idea. Pick the number of episodes and a shared length, then click Create Outline. Edit, delete, or resize any planned episode before you create the batch.
How many episodes can a microcast have?
The outline planner plans up to 8 episodes. Ask for a series directly in the episode composer and Jellypod can generate up to 10.
Do microcast episodes build on each other?
Yes. Scripts are written in order, and each episode’s writer reads the previous script plus summaries of the older episodes, so names, facts, and running threads carry through the series.
Do microcasts work on Spotify and Apple Podcasts?
Yes. Every microcast episode publishes to the same RSS feed as the rest of your show, so the series plays in Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

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