The Cognitive Revolution Podcast Growth Audit
A free, public podcast growth audit based on the show's public Apple Podcasts/RSS listing: real episode titles, a growth score, one priority blocker, two title rewrites, guest ideas, and a viral clip angle.
#1 growth blocker
Dense expert titles need a sharper curiosity gap
Recent titles signal serious AI-builder content, but they often ask new listeners to parse several unfamiliar names or concepts before the payoff is visible.
Exceptional depth and timely guests, but long titles with multiple concepts create discovery friction outside the existing AI insider audience.
Two concrete title rewrites
“Lindy Teammate: Flo Crivello on Multiplayer Agents, Memory & Why He'd Ban the Chinese Models He Uses”
“Flo Crivello’s Multiplayer AI Agent Playbook: Memory, Model Choice, and Team Workflows”
Turns a dense expert title into a playbook promise while keeping the guest authority.
“Thinking in Silico: Goodfire CTO Dan Balsam on Concept Manifolds & a $1000/Month ML Research Agent”
“Inside Goodfire’s $1,000/Month AI Research Agent and the Concept Manifold Breakthrough”
Leads with the surprising dollar figure and concrete artifact.
Viral clip angle
“Lindy Teammate: Flo Crivello on Multiplayer Agents, Memory & Why He'd Ban the Chinese Models He Uses”
Frame the model-ban quote as the uncomfortable tradeoff between product quality, data risk, and geopolitics.