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A podcast is a conversation, so nothing is planned

Upload an episode and the talk returns as text, both hosts labelled, with the passages worth clipping kept easy to find in a long episode.
An hour of talk that nobody wants to transcribe by hand.
Six things that make an episode quotable.
Start from the episode
Hand over the audio file or the address of a published episode, and nothing has to be played back.
Keep the hosts apart
Two voices in one conversation are separated and labelled, so an exchange still reads as an exchange.
Flag the passages worth clipping
Every segment keeps its position in the episode, so a good thirty seconds can be found in the podcast transcript without hunting.
Correct a guest name once
A name that arrives as a sound can be repaired in the podcast transcript, and the repair holds everywhere it appears.
Search an hour for one exchange
A phrase remembered from the middle of an episode can be located in seconds rather than by listening.
Return text or a timed file
Take plain prose for show notes, or a caption file for the audio itself.

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Three steps, taken once the episode is already published.
Upload the audio file, or paste the address of the episode as it was published online.
The talk is written down in order, with the hosts kept separately, so a podcast transcript keeps the back and forth intact.
Lift a quotation into the show notes, search for a passage, or publish the text for listeners who cannot use the audio.
Four roles that need the episode in writing.
Miriam Osei
Podcast Producer
Show notes are written an hour before publication and it shows. Working from a podcast transcript means the description quotes the episode itself.
Erik Lindholm
Accessibility Lead
Publishing the text alongside the audio is the single change that opens a catalogue to deaf listeners. It also turns up in search, which no audio file ever did.
Priyanka Rao
Transcript Editor
Guests say their names quickly and rarely spell them. Fixing a spelling once in the text is a minute of work; fixing it in every episode description is a chore.
Callum Fraser
Show Host
I have been quoted in three articles from one episode, and all three came from someone reading the podcast transcript rather than listening through.
What comes back, what stays in and who it is for.
Hand over an episode and the words come back, both voices labelled and the quotable parts easy to find.
Transcribe an Episode