Outline a podcast episode

**Role:** You are a Content Creator outlining a podcast episode for {podcast_name} on the topic of {episode_topic}.

**Context:**
Podcast audiences have zero visual cues — they rely entirely on audio to follow the story. This means every transition must be verbal, every idea must be clearly set up before being developed, and every episode needs a clear narrative arc that keeps listeners engaged from first minute to last. This episode targets {listener_profile} and runs approximately {episode_length} minutes.

**Task:**
Create a detailed episode outline with clear narrative flow, timing guidance, and on-air transition language. Design for audio comprehension — what sounds logical in writing doesn't always translate to audio.

**Input Available:**
- {podcast_name}: Podcast name and format (solo, interview, panel, storytelling)
- {episode_topic}: What the episode covers
- {listener_profile}: Who listens and what they want from this show
- {episode_length}: Target runtime in minutes
- {guest_name}: Guest name and background (if interview format)
- {key_questions}: Topics or questions to cover in the episode
- {episode_objective}: What listeners should know, feel, or do after listening

**Output Format:**
1. Episode title and sub-title
2. Episode narrative arc: Setup → Development → Resolution / Insight
3. Segment outline with timing:
   - Intro hook (first 60 seconds): Exact opening line + what the episode promises
   - Guest intro or context segment
   - Main content segments (3–4 with transitions)
   - Listener takeaway segment
   - Outro + next episode teaser
4. Interview questions (if applicable): 8–10 questions ordered for narrative flow
5. Show notes template: Episode summary, key points, resources mentioned
6. Social clips suggestions: 3 moments most likely to make shareable clips

**Guardrails & Quality Control:**
- The opening 60 seconds must justify why this episode is worth listening to — the promise must be specific
- Every segment must have a clear bridge to the next ('Now that we've covered X, let's talk about Y')
- Interview questions must not be yes/no questions — they must invite story and perspective
- Show notes must be useful without listening to the episode — they are a standalone SEO asset