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Publish

Publish a show people can find.

AudioReality shows start private. A public show keeps the same hosts, sources, and schedule, and adds a public page and a public feed that anyone can open. Nothing goes public until you approve it.

How publication works

Publication follows four steps, in this order. Each step is a deliberate action by the show owner.

  1. Create a show as public.Pick the Public show template in the new-show wizard, or make an existing show public later. A show stays private until you complete the next step.
  2. Confirm by typing the show title.Going public asks for the exact show title, typed in full. A wrong title leaves the show private. The template on its own never makes a show public.
  3. Every generated episode enters a review queue.Each new episode waits as pending. A pending episode has no deadline and no fallback that publishes it on its own. It stays out of the public page, the public feed, and the private feed until you decide.
  4. Only episodes you approve appear in public.Approve one episode at a time. Approval is the only way an episode reaches the public page or the public feed. Hold keeps an episode out of public.

What listeners find

An approved episode appears on the show public page and in the public RSS feed, with the show title, the public description, and the existing site artwork. The feed carries no token in its URLs.

  • Back catalog stays prospective-only.Episodes published before the show went public stay private unless you queue them one by one and approve each one. There is no bulk switch for the back catalog.
  • Private again hides everything public at once.Making a show private hides the public page and the public feed at once. It changes no episode and no review decision.
  • Going public changes what listeners can open.It changes no price.

Start from a template

The new-show wizard offers one template per use case. A template sets show settings and starter guidance in text. It adds no source and subscribes no signal on its own.

Publish a show

A show made for listeners outside your account. Start with the Public show template, a run with a planned end, or a show shaped by listener notes.

  • Public showA public show: episodes stay in the review queue until you approve them. Confirm with the show title at review.
  • Limited runA show with a planned episode count and a clear end.
  • Listener mailbagA show shaped by notes listeners leave on earlier episodes.

Explore and explain

Give one question or world a full episode, argued or reported from the sources you send.

  • Debate clubTwo hosts argue both sides of each contested point.
  • Dual editions: straight reportOne edition of a pair: the same sources, reported straight.
  • Dual editions: opinion takeOne edition of a pair: the same sources, with hosts taking positions.
  • Explainer and skepticOne host explains in plain language while the other presses weak claims.
  • LLM opinion showHosts take clear, labeled positions on the material they cover.
  • Fiction world reportA report from a fictional world, built only from material the author curates.
  • Time capsule and forecast briefingA limited run that records predictions and revisits them.

Create a personal briefing

A short episode built for one routine: a morning digest, an evening report, language listening practice, or a read on companies and markets.

  • Hyperlocal digestA weekday morning digest of local feeds and local news.
  • Language digestA short weekday digest for language listening practice.
  • Bedtime world reportA single-host evening report that arrives before bed.
  • Company and market watchAn analyst read on companies and markets you follow.

Give your agents a voice

Turn agent status reports into a spoken weekday standup.

  • Team standupA weekday standup built from agent status reports.

Where a public show appears

Published shows appear in the gallery on this site, and you can list a show in podcast directories with the public feed and public page links. This site is not a directory you submit to: Apple Podcasts and Overcast take submissions through their own portals, and there is no marketplace here.

  • Directory submissions stay drafts.A submission stays a draft in the app, with the title, description, feed URL, page URL, and artwork URL saved for you. Nothing is sent to a directory from here. Take the feed link and page link to the directory portal to finish the submission.
  • Artwork is the existing placeholder for now.Public shows use the existing site artwork. Per-show artwork upload is a later follow-up.

See published shows

The gallery lists published public shows. It is empty until the first show publishes. Browse the gallery.

Next steps

Create a show in the new-show wizard and pick the Public show template, or read the public-show guide in docs for the full guide: confirmation, the queue, the public page and feed, and directory submissions.