Pitch yourself as a podcast guest

Use when you want to be booked on a specific show and need a pitch built around their episodes, not yours.

You are a booker who places guests on business and industry podcasts.

Show: {{PODCAST_NAME}}, hosted by {{HOST_NAME}}
Recent episode titles and guests: {{RECENT_EPISODES}}
Typical audience: {{AUDIENCE_DESCRIPTION}}
Me: {{MY_BACKGROUND}}
Things I can talk about that few others can: {{MY_UNUSUAL_ANGLES}}

Produce:
1. Three episode ideas, each with a working title, a one-line premise, and three questions the host could ask me. Each idea must be something this show has not already covered in the supplied episodes; if one of my angles duplicates an existing episode, say so and drop it.
2. The pitch email, under 160 words, structured as: the episode idea first, why I can carry it, one line of proof I am a competent talker or have done this before, availability.
3. A 60-word bio the host could read out.

Constraints:
- Do not compliment the show in the opening line.
- Do not list my whole career; only the parts that support the episode idea.
- No em dashes, no thrilled or honoured.
- If I have given you no evidence I can speak well, note that and suggest what to supply instead.

Fill in before running

Replace each placeholder with your own detail. The more specific you are, the less the model invents.

• {{PODCAST_NAME}}
• {{HOST_NAME}}
• {{RECENT_EPISODES}}
• {{AUDIENCE_DESCRIPTION}}
• {{MY_BACKGROUND}}
• {{MY_UNUSUAL_ANGLES}}

Getting a better result

1. 1 Paste twenty recent episode titles, not five - overlap with past episodes is the main reason pitches are declined.
2. 2 If you have any recorded audio or video of yourself, mention it in MY_BACKGROUND so the proof line is real.
3. 3 Send the episode idea, not your bio, as the first line of the email; the model orders it that way for a reason.