The idea
A podcast you can talk to.
Two hosts, Mara and Ellis, teach the subject by talking it through, like a podcast. You listen wherever you are. When something doesn’t make sense, you just say so. They stop, answer your question, and pick the lesson back up.
See it
One minute with the hosts.
Turn your sound on if you can.
Step by step
How a lesson actually goes
Press play
Walking, driving, doing the dishes. Screen on or off, it works either way.
Raise your hand
Confused? Say so. The hosts stop and bring you into the conversation by name.
Ask out loud
Ask in your own words. One of the hosts answers your actual question, and you can ask more if you need to.
It picks up
When you’re done, the lesson picks up right where it left off. No fuss.
Raise your hand
Got a question? Just ask.
No typing, no forums, no waiting a day for a reply. You ask, they answer, and you keep going. This is for you if:
- You listen to podcasts for hours a week.
- You’ve bought courses you never finished.
- You learn better when you can ask questions.
- You’d rather learn while walking, driving or cooking.
- You want a real course, start to finish, not random clips.
A moment from course one
MaraSo a prompt is just the instruction you give it. The clearer it is, the better the answer.
EllisTwo things make it clear. Say who it’s for, and say what good looks like.
YouHang on. What do you mean, who it’s for?
EllisGood question. Say “write this for a busy plumber” and the whole answer changes. Different words, different length, different examples.
MaraRight. Where were we. What good looks like.
What’s coming
Course one is in production now.
The rest come after, in this order.
Early access
Course one is coming soon. Get in first.
Leave your email and we’ll let you in before anyone else.
One email to confirm it’s you, one more the day it opens. Nothing else, and you can leave any time.
- Works with your screen off Made for the phone in your pocket, not a desk.
- Ask whenever you want The lesson stops, answers you, and carries on.
- A real course Written like a course first, then produced like a show.