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Narrion researches every guest with sources you can open, hands you a brief before you hit record, then turns the recording into show notes, articles, posts and an episode page on your own domain.

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Sources you can open

Every research claim keeps its link, a confidence grade and what agrees or disagrees.

Audio stays with us

Transcription runs on Narrion's own servers with a local Whisper model, not a third-party API.

Your own domain

Episode pages publish to a domain you own and verify by DNS, under your show profile.

One episode record

Every stage reads what the last one wrote, so nothing is pasted between tools.

What is Narrion AI?

From finding a guest to shipping the episode.

The whole journey

Before the mic, and after it.

Before the mic

01

Find guests who fit

Tell Narrion who listens and what the show is for. It comes back with real, named people, each with the sources that prove why.

02

Research every claim

Identity first, then background and past interviews. Every claim carries its links, a confidence grade and a flag where sources disagree.

03

Outreach from your own inbox

A personal first email, drafted for you and sent from your own address when you click send. When the guest replies, your answer is already drafted.

04

Book the call in one click

Narrion reads your Google Calendar, offers times you are actually free, and books the call with the invite and confirmation.

05

Walk in with a plan

A thesis, an arc and questions built on the evidence, plus what this guest already told other hosts.

After the mic

06

Transcribed, edit points marked

Whisper transcribes the recording on our own servers. Chapters, clip moments and edit points such as dead air are marked for you.

07

Clips, cut and captioned

The best moments are cut, reframed to vertical around the speaker, and captioned word by word.

08

Published everywhere

Upload to YouTube, post to LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook, and publish the article to your blog on your own domain.

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This is the brief you walk in with.

Click through the sections, then turn the sources off and on. Every line points at something you can check in four seconds.

Episode 41 · Dr. Lena Marsh · Editorial brief

  1. 01

    The world is built for early risers, and the cost lands on everyone else.

    Keynote, sleep medicine conference
  2. 02

    Her own data says a one-hour later school start lifts grades measurably.

    Peer-reviewed paper, 2019
  3. 03

    She is at her best on policy, weakest when pushed on consumer products.

    Three past interviews compared

Example guest, invented for this page. Real briefs are built from live research.

One recording in

Everything out, written for where it lands.

Not one summary reworded nine ways. Each piece is written from the full transcript and the episode's own brief.

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Show notes

00:00 Cold open

03:12 The night shift

11:40 School start times

25:05 Leaving the lab

02

SEO article

Why later school starts raise grades

A sleep scientist on the hour that changes everything

03

LinkedIn post

One hour. That is what Dr. Lena Marsh says separates a tired school from a top one.

04

X thread

1/ We asked a sleep scientist what she would change first.

2/ It was not your phone.

05

Instagram caption

Night owls, this one is for you. New episode out now.

06

Newsletter

Subject: The hour that costs you

The one idea worth opening this week for...

07

YouTube upload

Title, description, chapters and tags, published from the episode record.

08

Episode page

blog.yourshow.com/episodes/41

On a domain you own, verified by DNS.

09

Podcast feed

RSS item with notes and chapters, ready for every app.

Drag the divider

From what was said to what gets read.

The transcript is word-timed and searchable. The article is written from it, keeps the guest's meaning, and loses the ums.

Raw transcript · 23:02

so um, yeah, the thing is, when we, when we moved the start, it was like, an hour, right, and people said that's nothing, but, uh, if you shift a school day by one hour the grades move. we measured it. like attendance too. and the, um, the kids who were the most tired, the night owls basically, they gained the most, which, you know, nobody expected that part

Article section · published

One hour later, and the grades moved

When Dr. Lena Marsh's team pushed the school day back by an hour, critics called it too small to matter. The results said otherwise. Grades and attendance both rose, and the students who gained most were the night owls the old timetable had been failing.

Why episode ten beats episode one

Every episode makes the next one better.

Intelligence improves the interview, the interview produces media, media becomes discoverable content, and performance data sharpens the next booking.

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16assets from one recording, each for its platform
8stages, all reading the same episode record
100%of research claims carry a source you can open
Straight answers

The things people actually ask.

Because you can open it. Research runs against live web results with search grounding, and every claim keeps its URL, a confidence grade, and a count of what corroborates or contradicts it.

Where sources disagree, Narrion says so rather than picking one for you.

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