A good interview is prepared and a good analysis show is structured. WorldbyFlow does both halves of the prep: a structured read on the event, the arguments on each side laid out fairly, the positions the guest has actually taken, and it can turn any read into a two-voice episode with chapters if you want a companion piece.
Written for Produces an interview or analysis show on news, business, or policy.·Runs in the General domain
A weekly show on news, business or policy is a prep problem. The scans here are the prep: the event read for the segment, the arguments on both sides for a fair framing, what the guest and their critics have said on the record, a structured read on an unresolved case for the deep episode, and attributed quotes for the cold open.
A structured read on the event of the week: what happened, who it lands on, what is open. The segment outline, sourced.
The arguments on each side of a proposition at their strongest, with evidence. The fair framing for a contested topic.
What each stakeholder has said on the record about an issue. What your guest has said before, and what their critics have.
An unresolved case laid out: what is established, what is disputed, the competing accounts. The deep-episode brief.
Attributed quotes from the people inside a subject. The cold open, and the questions built from what they already said.
The order matters. The first read gives you the structure; the next ones fill the parts that are hardest to source by hand.
The outline with sources. Read it, disagree with it, and take the disagreement into the show.
Both sides at their strongest. The framing that lets a guest from either side feel fairly treated.
What they have said before, sourced. The questions write themselves.
Share the read as a page in the show notes, or generate a two-voice episode from it with chapters for a companion feed.
Every figure and quote links to where it came from. A claim the scan could not source is marked as such rather than dressed up.
Share the read as a page in the show notes, or generate a companion episode from it.
Ask a follow-up question of any result, or run a Red Team pass that tries to break its own conclusions before someone else does. How the grades work →
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