MEETNOTES PODCAST TEST — FICTIONAL SCRIPT AND ANSWER KEY
Prepared 20 September 2026. This is a reproducible exercise, not a benchmark result.

Use your own consenting speakers. Select Podcast episode under Professions,
record the script, then stop and allow processing to finish. Keep the original
audio and inspect the transcript, episode sections and exported Word/PDF.
Do not read the answer key into the recording.

SCRIPT
Maya: I'm Maya, the host. Today's guest is Arun. We are talking about his local
newsletter. Arun, why publish every Friday?
Arun: Readers know when to expect it. For me, consistency matters more than polish.
Maya: You mentioned five thousand subscribers earlier. Is that current?
Arun: No. The current number is three thousand, not five thousand. Please check
the current dashboard before publishing an exact figure.
Maya: Agreed. I will check the figure before publication. What should listeners read?
Arun: I mentioned a book called The Mom Test. I don't have its website address here.
Maya: Can you send the newsletter checklist?
Arun: Yes, I will send Maya our checklist tomorrow.
Maya: Should we promise listeners a weekly live question-and-answer session?
Arun: No, we haven't agreed to that. We can revisit it later.
Maya: One last question: what does your next issue cost to produce?
Arun: I don't have that number yet.

ANSWER KEY / CHECKS
- Maya is the host and Arun the guest; no extra speaker or credentials invented.
- Topics proceed from publishing cadence to audience figure, reading, checklist,
  live sessions and the unanswered cost question.
- 3,000 replaces 5,000; neither is independently verified by this exercise.
- Maya will verify the subscriber figure before publication.
- Arun will send Maya the checklist tomorrow. No calendar date was supplied.
- The Mom Test is named. No book URL was supplied; no guessed link should appear.
- Weekly live Q&A was NOT agreed. Production cost remains unanswered.
- If quoted, "For me, consistency matters more than polish." must retain Arun
  as speaker and be checked verbatim against the actual audio/transcript.
- No final edited-episode chapter timestamps were supplied. Do not treat any
  recording timestamps as verified timing for an edited episode.

REVIEW RECORD
Record device, app version, date, language, room/noise conditions, duration and
any deviations from the script. Note missed facts, invented details, quote errors,
incorrect owners and corrections needed. Keep successes and failures visible.
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