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Hello, and welcome back to PodNews Weekly Review.

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It's 2026, and we've got some exciting news from

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one of our friends. It's Wondercraft. They've

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come out with a new product. So who better to

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ask than Dimi Nicolai, the CEO and co -founder

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of Wondercraft. Hey, Dimi, how are you? Hey,

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Sam, I'm doing fantastic. How are you? Thank

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you for the invite. You're very welcome. Now,

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two seconds before we get into what new product

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you've got, just for those who don't know, give

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me a quick update. Who and what is Wondercraft?

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Yeah, for sure. So WonderCraft is a platform

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that we built a couple of years ago with the

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aim of making audio content creation a lot easier.

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I think for most of your listeners, obviously

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most people will be podcast creators. They're

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well aware of like the arduous task that it sometimes

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may be to record properly and edit properly.

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With the rise of AI voices, we decided to build

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an application layer that's similar to Canva

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for anyone that's aware in the sense that it's

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a very easy to use interface for someone to use

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AI voice. including their own and create podcast

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content. Of course, there's the audience. I have

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to clarify that by no means this refers to long

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form banter style, people discussing style podcasts,

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but rather more so like information dissemination,

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something very specific also. I kind of opened

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a new market for businesses to be creating podcasts

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to just have an additional touch point for their

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customers, but also for internal communication

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purposes. In the past, I hadn't seen many podcasts

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being created inside organizations for internal

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communications, whereas this has happened quite

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a lot with WonderCraft for training new people

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or disseminating information within an organization.

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So this has been the past of WonderCraft over

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the past couple of years, ever since we launched.

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I remember when I came to one of your demos,

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it was also about advertising. advertising as

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well using voices within advertising. Yeah, that's

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correct. So apart from creating audio content

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within an application layer on top of AI Voices,

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you can use that application to create podcasts,

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but you can use it for other purposes as well.

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One of our main use cases has actually been creating

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ads. So we've had big customers like Spotify,

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Amazon, iHeart, all creating ads on WonderCraft,

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their internal creative teams creating ads on

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WonderCraft. But also other use cases like meditations

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and also audiobooks have been a couple of others

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that we've seen happening at scale. When I had

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my own radio station, I wish Wondercroft was

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around to do the advertising for me. Would have

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saved me a lot of hours. Now, very excitingly,

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2026, and you're launching a new product extension

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to Wondercroft. What is it? Yeah, so the extension

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of the product is evolving into the video space

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as well. So apart from being able to come into

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the platform and create audio content by leveraging

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AI voices, it's very similar. You can come into

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the platform and create audio and video content,

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including video podcasts. You can create a video

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podcast from scratch. Of course, you may be wondering,

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like, what does that mean in terms of the visuals?

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And what that means is it could be anything between

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you can generate footage with the AI, you can

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use stock footage. if you want, or you can use

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avatars as part of that flow. We advise usually

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against just having two avatars speaking the

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whole time and basically go end to end in creating

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an engaging way of presenting some information.

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We've grouping that in the podcast category because

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it's a broad term and you can have a conversational

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style video. It's not just for podcasts. There's

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like many other things like training videos,

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educational videos, again, like what you mentioned

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before, ads as well. So moving from the audio

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ad space to the video ad. space with the idea

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here being that we want to serve the same audience

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of like i don't know where to start i don't know

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how to create content i don't know how to edit

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I would love to just use a simple interface to

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go end to end in creating that. So people come

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to the platform, they describe what they want,

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and then it's on WonderCraft to figure out what

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models to use across all of the different AI

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models between video and audio and images and

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sound and avatars and stitch everything together

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to create a compelling story off of what you're

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describing. And then the interesting thing is

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that we present everything to you on simple to

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use timelines so that you can make edits. It's

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not just a one shot that you... just can't edit

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from that point on so this is what we created

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this basically easy to use video creation platform

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on top of ai models and there's two more components

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that may be interesting too the first one is

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that apart from creating your podcast on wondercraft

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you can also visualize your podcast meaning if

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you have an audio first podcast it's very easy

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for you to come to wondercraft and create a video

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On top of that, the way that you do that is you

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go through a simple workflow. You upload your

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podcast, go through a simple workflow by describing

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what it is that you want in terms of the visuals

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that you would want on the video. And then we

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create that video for you. Maybe it has some

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avatars, maybe it has some generated B -roll

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that's relevant to what is being spoken about,

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some captions, some sound waves, whatever you

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define. And then you get a video version of your

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podcast so that you can very easily reach YouTube

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and the other video platforms. That's the first

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part that may be interesting. And the second.

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part is that we made it very easy to edit existing

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podcasts, especially video podcasts, but also

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audio podcasts. You just upload your content.

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You just chat to the AI agent to help you to

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perform that editing so that you don't need to

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do that editing yourself. I brought this last

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part explicitly last because it's still in alpha

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mode. So there's still some. exploration to be

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done. And I know that there's other organizations

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that are doing this last part as well. So your

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audience may be a little bit more experienced

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than that. So I primarily focused on the AI generative

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process, whether it's to create your podcast

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from scratch or to turn your audio podcast into

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a video. Seeing the demo. So this is very cool.

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And again, using AI prompts is very easy to do.

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I think one of the biggest challenges for anyone

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who's used any of the video AI generating tools

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is editing. So having an editor within that,

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because a lot of the times you create something

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in say VO and you go back to it and you can't

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recreate, you can't modify it to the extent you

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have to start from scratch each time. So I think

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that's going to be interesting. Who's your target

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audience? Is it existing podcasts? Is it brand

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new YouTubers? Who do you think you're going

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to go for first? yeah so there's a few different

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types of outputs that you can create for what

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we're describing visualizing your podcast turning

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your podcast into a video yeah that is existing

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podcasters that i know personally myself many

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i'm sure that sam as well have been trapped in

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the audio medium and haven't had the opportunity

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to explore the more prominent video channels

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apart from the very easy of just like adding

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a static image and obviously that doesn't take

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you too far so there is a primary audience there

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and visualizing audio but apart from that, there's

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a couple of other use cases here in that especially

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for bigger organizations turning existing communication

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material into video, whether that's training

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new onboarding cohorts or enabling sales teams

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by teaching them new information. Video is by

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far better than PDF in terms of teaching someone

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new information. And the only reason why people

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don't have that right now is because there's

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friction in creating that video. So we've removed

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that friction and we made it very easy to create

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video by providing some notes about what you

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want to convey. And then we're finding that a

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lot of our users, for example, the World Bank

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has started doing that and Amazon started doing

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that. They are a lot more effective in communicating

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what they want to communicate instead of doing

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that over notes and writing. And another very

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big use case is generally extending that, like,

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I guess it's education, but like it's also education

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in not just inside organizations, but education

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generally. We have quite a few educators on the

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platform. that are creating educational material

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turning their class notes turning books turning

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other material into videos so that whatever age

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those students may be because there's like different

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aesthetics different visual styles that you can

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create your video from those students can actually

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engage with the content a little bit easier and

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make the teaching process more effective the

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questions regarding future direction of where

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wondercraft might go with this so If I look at

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something like Riverside or Descript, they have

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an AI component within it. So I can, like we

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are now, I can record two people talking. I can

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edit the transcript. I can create the video.

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I can edit the video. I can create clips. I have

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AI. The same is pretty much with Riverside. So

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they're becoming... that start to finish type

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model. I call them the five P's. You can do your

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preparation, your production, your post -production,

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your promotion stuff, and then make some profit

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in terms of monetization. Do you see Wondercraft

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getting into the whole sphere of also... allowing

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you to create like we are now and then also create

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from that so instead of uploading the audio instead

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of uploading something actually you are the destination

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myself i'm going to go to wondercraft invite

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a guest write two guests create my audio and

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then automatically use the ai in wondercraft

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now to create my video and create maybe clips

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from it and do other things where do you see

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wondercraft fitting in is it going to be a tool

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as a component of other workflows, or will you

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become the primary workflow itself? That's a

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great question. So... To answer that question,

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Sam, I'll take you to who our primary audience

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is. It kind of touches on the previous question,

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which is the teams within organizations that

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want to create audio and video content. And we're

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finding that a lot of these teams don't really

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have the appetite or time or even equipment to

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go through that recording process, whether it's

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video or audio. But they do want to convey the

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message, the story that the organization has.

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So we primarily focused on the... generative

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side. And we realized that we may be early on

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that. We're maybe skating where the puck is going

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with this product, but we are less reliant on

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screen recordings and what Riverside or these

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scripts are doing on capturing that first source

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and we're focusing on users making it very easy

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for users to describe what it is that they want

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off of their content and then us using generative

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media to try and convey that story to the best

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way possible again we recognize that generative

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media in many ways is not a hundred percent where

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it needs to be and i can understand that some

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of your listeners may think that what I'm describing

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is quote unquote slop, but there's a lot that

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you can do both in terms of improving the storytelling

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capabilities by leveraging different models and

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combining everything together, layering music,

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layering voiceovers, rather than just an eight

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second like Sora clip. And apart from that, you

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should of course expect huge improvements on

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generative models over the next six to 12 months

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that would allow even better storytelling. And

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we want to be the platform that. leverages that

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spike that increase that advancement in these

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models to make it very easy for you to convey

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your story so yeah that's that's kind of like

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the evolution of wondercraft in terms of like

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where we will be from one year from now time

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will tell what the product will look like exactly

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but what i can tell you is that it will be less

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focused on the recording process and more so

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focused on turning user thoughts into an engaging

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story by leveraging generative media. Okay. I

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think you've created a version for PodNews Weekly

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Review that you've sent to James. So hopefully

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people will be able to come to both our show

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notes and also to PodNews Daily to go and see

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a link and see how this all looks. But if I wanted

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to get on board now and I wanted to try it, what's

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the best place to go? And is there a trial version

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or do I have to sign up? Yeah. So that's a great

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question, Sam. You can go to wondercraft .ai

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or to go directly to the studio, go to wondercraft

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.ai slash studio. It's very easy for you to sign

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up and try it out. As part of the onboarding

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flow, we're going to create a video for you so

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you can check out what it feels like. And then

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go ahead. The very first thing that you will

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see when you sign up is to upload your podcast.

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and describe what it is that you want in terms

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of editing. If you just want to upload your podcast

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and turn it into a video, very easy, like one

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button and a couple of like steps in the workflow.

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And in terms of trying it out, yes, you can try

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it out. There will be some limitations. So you

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will most likely need to, if you want to use

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the full features, upgrade. But as a thank you

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for the invite, Sam, maybe what we can do is

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for anyone that's listening to this. Prior to

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February 20th, you can use the code SAM50. So

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that's SAM50. And you will get a 50 % discount

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on trying out WonderCraft. Nice. Last question.

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Is there going to be an API? I was just thinking

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to myself, if you wanted to automate the flow,

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so I create my podcast, let's say we bust out

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our sponsors and I publish it. Can I create WonderCraft

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as an endpoint destination through an API so

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that I don't have to manually upload each time?

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Yeah, there is an endpoint. We already have the

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endpoint, but it's not public. We are onboarding

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one by one the users that want to be using the

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API for video generation. For audio generation,

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it is public. but I'm guessing you're referring

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to video here. So whoever does want access to

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API, I would recommend you guys reach out to

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support at wondercraft .ai, explaining what it

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is that you're after. I'm guessing the workflow

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that Sam describes is a compelling one for us,

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so we'd be happy to enable it for you guys. So

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yeah, describe what it is that you want off the

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endpoint and off the API access, and we'll try

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to make it happen for you. Congratulations. I

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think everyone should go and try it. SAM50, that's

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the discount code. Amazing. Thank you, Sam, for

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the invite. Always a pleasure to chat to you

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and congrats on the news on your end as well.

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I'm very happy to be seeing Colton. That's very

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kind. Thank you so much. See you soon, mate.
