Studio Podcastgen — a script becomes one audio file

Takes a script, notes, or editorial draft and produces a single finished audio file: each segment spoken separately, spliced with silence, tagged, and documented with a manifest.

When to use

• Turning an essay, YouTube script or set of notes into a listenable episode.
• Narrating anything that is one continuous piece rather than per-scene voiceover (that is studio-mediagen).
• Producing a two-host episode by alternating voices.
• Re-cutting narration with different voices or gaps.

Not this skill

studio-mediagen speaks per scene, for video (<sceneId>.mp3, one file each, no splicing, no tags). This skill produces one episode file for listening. Both use the same speech model and voice routing.