Hand me the footage. I'll run the show.

A done-for-you podcast studio run by Matt Smith. I host the interviews or write the questions, edit the episode, cut the clips, and get all of it onto YouTube, Apple, Spotify and your social feeds, every week.

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Two packages, prices on the page. Four shows at a time, because I edit every episode myself.

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First question on every call: what is this podcast for?

The answer decides which of these three we do. The finish is the same.

  1. I host it

    You pick the guests: customers, top users, partners. I research them, write the questions, run the interview, and take it from there.

  2. You host, I write the questions

    I research the guest, send a question set in advance and go back and forth with you on it. You record. I take the files.

  3. You record, I do the rest

    You already have a show. Send the raw files. Post-production, clips and distribution come off your desk.

What you get, every episode.

Raw files on Monday, the finished episode and clips by Friday, published and scheduled the week after.

  1. The long-form editNames, questions and numbers on screen, delivered in 16:9.
  2. Twelve clips with coversEach one a different moment, captioned, in 9:16.
  3. Thumbnail and title optionsThree of each, so you pick one instead of writing a brief.
  4. PublishedYouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify, with chapters and show notes.
  5. Posted for a weekClips scheduled across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts and LinkedIn after release.
  6. A newsletter draftThe episode written up for Substack or the company newsletter.
  7. The filesRaw and finished, all yours, in a folder you keep.

On camera since 2017.

Four shows, more than a hundred interviews, every one produced by me. Click any of them to watch.

2017on camera since
4shows
100+interviews
50M+views on the Light Pong work
  1. 2017

    The Matt Show

    Host, producer, editor · 100+ videos

    My own interview series: artists, managers, founders. Every episode booked, shot, edited and posted by me. One of the first three uploads was a set of customer interviews.

    Customer interviews at the Iovine Young Academy, 2017Customer interviews at the Iovine Young Academy, 2017Sydny August interviewSydny August interviewJuliana Miller on A&RJuliana Miller on A&R

    On camera since October 2017See the channel

  2. 2022

    In The Office With Light Pong

    Producer and host · 16 episodes

    The community show for a hardware startup: short interviews with the people building and playing the game, while the brand's social work hit 50M views and a $150K Kickstarter.

    Future of the Light Pong communityFuture of the Light Pong communityHow far can 1D gaming go?How far can 1D gaming go?Manny, Planet Pong chatManny, Planet Pong chat

    The brand's short-form passed 50M views in three monthsSee the channel

  3. 2023

    The Rivet podcast

    Producer, question writer, editor, distribution · 14 long-form episodes

    A weekly podcast for a music platform, produced end to end. The guests became the company's network, which cold outreach would not have reached.

    Josh Kaplan, Doja Cat's manager, on brand deals and finding a managerJosh Kaplan, Doja Cat's manager, on brand deals and finding a managerChris Classick on managing SminoChris Classick on managing SminoSolocelo on using TikTok to blow up as a musicianSolocelo on using TikTok to blow up as a musician

    Doja Cat's manager, VIC MENSA, Taylor BennettSee the channel

  4. 2026

    Polymaths

    Co-host, questions, edit, clips, distribution · 5 episodes, 12 clips each

    The show I co-host with Gera Banno. Every episode is cut with the engine I built on Claude Code and DaVinci Resolve, clips and thumbnails included, then posted on a schedule.

    He grew up on Section 8. Now his store does $4M a year.He grew up on Section 8. Now his store does $4M a year.Faiz Imran built $840K in pipeline in 6 weeks just by postingFaiz Imran built $840K in pipeline in 6 weeks just by postingHis app did $6M a month in orders. He kept a dollar from each one.His app did $6M a month in orders. He kept a dollar from each one.

    An hour-long episode, 76 graphics, none of them animated by handSee the channel

A day of editing became an afternoon.

A podcast used to cost me three days: a day in Final Cut on the episode, a day on the clips, a day researching the guest. I built an engine on Claude Code and DaVinci Resolve that takes the repetitive parts, so my time goes where it shows, the cut and the questions. It is the engine behind every Polymaths episode.

Two ways to buy.

Month to month, 30 days notice either way. If you would not publish the first finished episode, you get your deposit back and we stop.

Run the show

$2,500 a month

Four episodes a month, start to finish.

  • I host the interviews, or write the questions for you
  • The long-form edit, every episode
  • Twelve clips with covers, every episode
  • Published to YouTube, Apple and Spotify, then posted for a week
  • A newsletter draft from each episode
  • Setup in month one: channel art, hosting, submission, a recording checklist
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Customer stories

$2,000 a month

Four to five interviews a month with your existing customers.

  • I interview your customers, or you do with my questions
  • Each one becomes a long-form episode and clips
  • Ad cuts for remarketing
  • A quote card and a short written version for the website and the sales deck
  • For companies past $5M a year with customers worth hearing from
Book a call

For founders who should be on more podcasts than they have time to run, companies with customers worth interviewing, and shows that already record and want post off their desk.

Tell me what the podcast is for.

A short call. I'll say which way of working fits and what the first month looks like.

Or pick a time now

It goes straight to my inbox. I don't add you to a list.