Plan an episode of a Chinese-language podcast for 小宇宙 and other podcast apps: the episode angle and title, a segment outline with timings and questions, the cold open, guest preparation, show notes with a timestamped timeline, and sponsor read placement. Use when asked 播客提纲怎么写, 小宇宙单集策划, 播客 shownotes, 采访嘉宾提纲, 播客开场白, 时间轴怎么写, or outline a podcast episode in Chinese. Produces three title options, an episode brief, a timed outline with questions and follow-ups, a cold open script, a guest briefing, show notes with timeline placeholders, and a disclosure check.
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name: xiaoyuzhou-podcast-outlinedescription: "Plan an episode of a Chinese-language podcast for 小宇宙 and other podcast apps: the episode angle and title, a segment outline with timings and questions, the cold open, guest preparation, show notes with a timestamped timeline, and sponsor read placement. Use when asked 播客提纲怎么写, 小宇宙单集策划, 播客 shownotes, 采访嘉宾提纲, 播客开场白, 时间轴怎么写, or outline a podcast episode in Chinese. Produces three title options, an episode brief, a timed outline with questions and follow-ups, a cold open script, a guest briefing, show notes with timeline placeholders, and a disclosure check."version: 1.0.0
小宇宙播客提纲
A Chinese podcast episode is long, conversational and listened to on commutes and at the gym. Listeners choose from the title and the show notes, skip by the timeline, and comment at specific timestamps. An episode with no plan wanders; one that is over-scripted sounds read. This skill plans the conversation and the packaging without scripting the talk itself.
Write in Simplified Chinese.
What This Skill Produces
Three episode titles and a one-line hook
An episode brief: angle, listener, what they will take away
A timed outline: segments, main questions, follow-ups, stories to draw out
A cold open and a standard intro
A guest briefing note
Show notes: summary, guest introduction, timeline, references, credits
Sponsor read placement and a disclosure check
Required Inputs
Ask for these if not provided:
The show's theme, hosts and usual tone
Episode topic and why now
Format: solo, co-host chat, interview, panel
Guest: who they are, what only they can say, anything off limits
Target length
Material: articles, books, data, personal stories to draw on
Sponsor or commercial arrangement, if any
Where it will be published and whether video is recorded
Framework
Angle. One question the episode answers or one tension it explores. A topic is not an angle.
Title. Concrete and curious. The guest's name helps only if the audience knows them. Avoid numbering alone.
Cold open. Thirty to sixty seconds from the best moment of the recording, or a short set-up that poses the question, before the theme music.
Segments. Four to six, each with a purpose, a main question and two or three follow-ups. Open with something easy and specific; put the hardest question after trust is built; end with a forward-looking or personal question.
Questions. Open questions that ask for a story or a decision: "那次你是怎么决定的?" not "你觉得重要吗?". Prepare follow-ups: "具体是什么样的?", "后来呢?", "有没有相反的例子?".
Timing. Give each segment a target. Mark what can be cut if the conversation runs long.
Guest briefing. Topic and angle, the segments in outline, what they do not need to prepare, recording logistics, and what will be edited. Do not send a word-for-word script.
Show notes. Two or three sentences on the episode, the guest's introduction, a timeline with timestamps and segment headings, books and links mentioned, production credits, how to reach the show. The timeline is filled in after editing.
Sponsor reads. Place at a natural break, in the host's voice, clearly identified as sponsored.
Rights and consent. Music licences, permission for clips, and the guest's consent to publication and editing.