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Monthly Editorial Calendar for Podcast with Cohesive Editorial Line

Plans 4-5 weekly episodes with thematic coherence.

Create a monthly editorial plan for a podcast that alternates formats (solo, interview, debate), maintains thematic coherence, and builds audience progressively.

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Create a monthly editorial plan for a podcast that alternates formats (solo, interview, debate), maintains thematic coherence, and builds audience progressively.

Real use case

The 'No-Nonsense Marketing' podcast publishes 1 episode per week and needs to plan February 2026 with 4 interconnected episodes centered on the theme 'AI in marketing.' The host wants to alternate solo, interview, and 'I answer listeners' formats to avoid repetition.

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MONTH/YEARPODCAST NAMENICHEWEEKLY/BIWEEKLYSOLO/INTERVIEW/DEBATE/Q&A/BEHIND THE SCENESPERSONACENTRAL THEMEEX: +500 listeners/month

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Create the complete editorial calendar for [MONTH/YEAR] for the podcast [PODCAST NAME].

**About the podcast:**
- Niche: [NICHE]
- Frequency: [WEEKLY/BIWEEKLY]
- Available formats: [SOLO/INTERVIEW/DEBATE/Q&A/BEHIND THE SCENES]
- Audience: [PERSONA]
- Monthly umbrella theme: [CENTRAL THEME]
- Growth goal: [EX: +500 listeners/month]

**For each episode, deliver:**

1) **Basic information:**
   - Episode number and publication date
   - Title (clickable + descriptive)
   - Episode format
   - Estimated duration
   - Connection to the monthly theme

2) **Content:**
   - Main thesis of the episode (1 sentence)
   - 3-5 topics to cover with 2 lines each
   - Differentiated angle (what other podcasts in the niche are NOT talking about)
   - Data/sources to support arguments
   - Story or case study to open the episode

3) **Guest (if interview):**
   - Ideal guest profile
   - 3 suggested names with justification
   - 5 key questions that generate unique insights
   - Podcast's signature 'closing question'

4) **Distribution:**
   - 3 clips for Reels/Shorts (suggested moments)
   - Promotion post for Instagram/LinkedIn
   - Audiogram: most quotable excerpt

5) **Engagement:**
   - Community question before the episode (stories)
   - Specific episode CTA
   - Post-episode feedback poll

**Visual calendar:** Table with dates, titles, and formats side by side.
**Metrics:** KPIs to track at the end of the month.

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  1. 1Replace the key placeholders first: MONTH/YEAR, PODCAST NAME, NICHE, WEEKLY/BIWEEKLY.
  2. 2Replace any bracketed placeholders like [this] with your own context.
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