Contrarian insight carousel
Use when an episode contains a strong opinion that can stand on its own.
Frame 1: state the surprising claim. Frame 2-4: unpack the context. Frame 5-7: show what listeners should do differently.
Guest credibility thread
Use for expert interviews where authority and context matter more than a short quote.
Open with the guest's hard-earned lesson, add the situation that created it, then pull out one actionable takeaway.
Quote plus explanation
Use when the quote is memorable but needs context to avoid sounding generic.
Lead with a quote, then add a short explanation of why it matters and who should act on it.
Episode decision checklist
Use when the episode helps the audience make a practical decision.
Turn a discussion into a checklist: signal, question, decision, risk, next step.
Usage notes
- Start from the strongest idea in the episode, not the chronological order of the conversation.
- Apply a keep rate after drafting derivatives so weaker fragments do not dilute the feed.
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