Record in advance, publish on the dot - zero weekend stress
Your calendar is packed, but your podcast still has to drop consistently. Batch a few episodes, set the dates, and Podigee publishes for you while you're already in the next meeting-or off the grid.
4-6
Weeks produced ahead
0
Weekend uploads
100%
On-time releases
Your podcast calendar
November 20254 episodes queued
Next one drops Wednesday, 8:00 AM automatically
How scheduled publishing works
Batch your recordings, let Podigee handle the timing
Batch your production
Record 3-4 episodes in one focused day. Once you're in the groove, it's faster than four separate sessions.
Sample batch day:
- • 9:00-10:30 AM: 2 interview episodes
- • 11:00-12:00 PM: 1 solo episode
- • 2:00-3:00 PM: 1 expert talk
Upload & set dates
Upload finished episodes and pick the release for each one. Wednesdays 8 AM? Thursdays 5 PM? You decide.
Automatically goes live
Podigee publishes on time-updates the RSS feed, notifies platforms, triggers social sharing (if enabled), and keeps your cadence consistent.
More scheduling power
Time-zone smart
Release exactly at 8:00 AM in the right market-NYC or Berlin-without manual math.
Cross-post ready
Trigger social sharing and newsletters the moment episodes go live.
Edit anytime
Move dates if a news event pops up-your schedule stays flexible.
The batch-production math
❌ Old way: weekly one-offs
- Setup & prep:4× 20 min = 80 min
- Recording:4× 30 min = 120 min
- Upload & publish:4× 15 min = 60 min
- Total per month:4h 20m
✓ New way: batch + scheduling
- Setup & prep:1× 30 min = 30 min
- Recording (flow):4× 25 min = 100 min
- Upload & scheduling:1× 30 min = 30 min
- Total per month:2h 40m
Time saved: 1h 40m per month ≈ 20 hours a year
How scheduling supports your goals
Consistency builds trust
Episodes land at the same time every week-listeners stay engaged and your brand looks buttoned-up.
Campaigns launch on time
Perfect for product drops, HR onboarding series, or event lead-up. Episodes hit inboxes and feeds exactly when marketing needs them.
Buffer for surprises
CEO out sick? Fire drill project? With episodes queued, your podcast keeps shipping while you handle the urgent stuff.
💡 Pro tips for smooth batch recording
1. Protect your energy
Take short breaks between takes. Stand up, hydrate, keep the vibe high.
2. Pick evergreen topics
They age well and are perfect for recording weeks ahead.
3. Keep a buffer
Aim to stay 2-4 weeks ahead so you’re never scrambling.
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Get your time and calm back
Schedule ahead, and Podigee ships on time. No last-minute scramble, no weekend uploads-just consistent, professional output.
Batch-friendly · Time-zone aware · Flexible edits · Email notifications