Give the hosts opposing jobs
Audio OverviewsEinsetzen in: Audioübersicht
The single biggest upgrade to the default podcast: one host explains, the other is paid to disagree. Adversarial roles produce actual discussion instead of the "so true" rhythm — and the Challenger tends to find the real weaknesses in your material.
Host A is 'The Expert' who explains the material. Host B is 'The Challenger' who pushes back: question the methodology, point out gaps in logic, play devil's advocate. Do not agree just to be agreeable.
So verwenden Sie ihn
- 1Wählen Sie im Studio-Bereich Audioübersicht und klicken Sie auf Anpassen.
- 2Fügen Sie den Prompt in das Anpassungsfeld ein.
- 3Generieren – die Sprecher folgen Ihren Anweisungen.
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Weitere audio overviews-Prompts
- The two-voice quiz episodeA 15–20 minute professor-and-student quiz show from your sources: the student deliberately gets 3 of 10 wrong, corrections come with exact quotes, and the episode ends with a score and the most instructive mistakes.
- Define the listener, not the topic"Make it simple" produces condescension; a concrete listener produces calibration. Swap in whoever you need: a CEO with four minutes, a skeptical engineer, a hiring committee.
- The teach-a-newcomer episodeHosts explain everything as if teaching a smart 12-year-old — an analogy for every complex term, abstract ideas grounded in physical examples, and the emphasis on why it matters over what it is.
- Script a narrative arcWithout an arc the hosts wander through your sources in file order. With one, the episode has a beginning, a reveal and a takeaway — the difference between information and a story, at the cost of one sentence.