Corporate Podcast Studio

Problem

When executives or company teams have a finalized column, script, or spoken notes, they may need a serializable podcast episode rather than a one-off read. The hard parts are keeping a consistent host voice, preserving episode structure, handling names, titles, and product terms, and avoiding full-episode re-synthesis.

How It Works

• Build an episode ledger with the show name, episode number, section labels, and pronunciation sheet; convert the episode into spoken sentences and remove slide titles, cue notes, and image captions.
• With a host voice sample, confirm speaker authorization first, then upload the file and call beatra.voices.clone; without one, select a catalog voice via beatra.voices.list.
• Submit through the bundled scripts/mcp_client.py, call beatra.speech.synthesize, and poll beatra.tasks.get to terminal state; re-submit only unclear or mispronounced blocks.
• Reuse the same voice_id for later episodes, and deliver audio with actual duration, usage, and billing.net_charged_credits.

Boundaries

Best for corporate executive columns and company show serialization. Ordinary single-article voiceover or on-camera talking videos are out of scope. If terms exist but the pronunciation sheet is empty, stop and collect pronunciations instead of guessing. Voice cloning and each synthesis block are paid, so confirm the estimate before submission.