Start with a question worth asking.
A theme is a useful beginning. A specific question gives your opening, guest conversation, and closing note something to share. Use the rundown to keep that thread visible.
A workspace for the show before the show
OFF AIR.
OFF AIR.
ON PAPER.
Good conversations need room to breathe. Sketch a programme, shape its running order, and give every segment a place in the hour.
Try a rundown ↘A little space for a good idea.
Independent software concept · Fictional sample programmesNo live audio, broadcasts, or affiliation with a radio station
The working copy / Interactive demo
Build the shape of a show.
01
The Sunday Notebook
A fictional culture magazine: one theme, two perspectives, a considered close.
30 MIN45 MIN60 MIN
OPENING CUE / 00:00CLOSE / 45:00
Welcome5 min
The main conversation16 min
A second perspective18 min
Closing notes6 min
- Welcome
Introduce the question at the heart of the programme.
OPEN - The main conversation
Explore one idea with a fictional guest and three prepared questions.
DISCUSS - A second perspective
Bring a contrasting example into the same conversation.
EXPLORE - Closing notes
Return to the opening question and leave one thought to consider.
CLOSE
4 segments · 45 minutes planned · No gapsExample timings only · Resets on refresh
Leave room for the human partA clear plan.
A clear plan.
An open
conversation.
Decide what each minute is for.
Try a shorter programme before adding more segments. A rough timing plan helps you see what needs focus, where to leave a pause, and which idea might belong in another episode.
The idea is still taking shapeKeep a place
Keep a place
in the running order.
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