A 58-minute episode has a week of posts in it. The job is to find the five moments that were actually good, write them up for LinkedIn and X in your voice, and hand them back with the hooks ranked. The finding is the slow bit. That is why the file is still in your downloads folder from Wednesday.
Two files
A transcript and a sample of you.
You need Murage with an AI engine (Fuigo, your existing Claude or ChatGPT plan, or an API key). If all you have is audio, attach it and transcribe it with Flux Router credits or your own voice key. Make a project for the episode, drop in the transcript, then add two or three of your own past posts that sound like you. That second file matters more than the transcript. Without it the drafts come back sounding like nobody in particular, and editing afterwards rarely fixes it. Then ask:
Here's the transcript of this week's episode. Pull out the five best moments and turn them into a week of LinkedIn and X posts plus one carousel. Sound like me. Post nothing.
Your Chief of Staff puts four specialists on it. Research finds the moments and the quotes that carry them. Copy writes each post for its channel. Channels plans what goes where and when, and Humanizer reads the drafts last and roughs up anything that reads too smooth.
What comes back
From one 58-minute episode: five moments, fourteen posts (seven LinkedIn, seven X), eight slides of carousel copy, and twelve hooks ranked strongest to weakest. Those numbers are an example; yours depend on the episode.
Read the hooks first. Take the top three and check they still sound like you. If one feels off, "too salesy" is enough of a note and the team adjusts. Then read every post, cut the ones that don't feel right, change the words you'd never say, and post them yourself or load them into the scheduler you already use. Posting publicly always stops and asks, even on Full access.
The carousel comes as slide copy: a title slide, one idea per slide, a closing call to action. Images can be generated with Flux credits or your own image key, and that spend asks first. Or take the copy into whatever design tool you already use.
Or import the team
The team library has the Repurpose Engine, which turns source material into a week of posts with a plan for what to extract and publish. Import it, look inside, give it your brief. If hooks are your weak spot, Hook Lab writes and ranks 15 to 20 at a time.
Do it for the ten-minute voice memos as well as the episodes.
After a few rounds the team has seen your edits and the drafts need less work. The repurpose a recording use case has the whole job, and content drafts covers posts that start from an idea instead of a file. Download Murage, drop in your last transcript, and see what Monday looks like.