Starting a podcast with a co-host is exciting—but without clear agreements in place, it can quickly turn into conflict.

In this episode, Gordon Firemark explains why every co-hosted podcast needs a “Podcast Prenup”—a co-host or co-production agreement that clearly defines ownership, responsibilities, revenue splits, and what happens if someone leaves.

Too often, creators assume they’ll “figure it out later.” But once a show gains traction, generates income, or becomes a valuable asset, unresolved questions about control and ownership can lead to serious disputes.

This episode walks through the most common issues that arise between co-hosts and shows how a simple agreement can prevent them.

In this episode:

1. Why co-hosting a podcast is a business relationship
2. The risks of starting without a written agreement
3. What a Podcast Prenup should include
4. Ownership of the podcast name, content, and feed
5. Roles and responsibilities between co-hosts
6. Revenue splits and expense handling
7. Decision-making authority and avoiding deadlock
8. Exit strategies and buyout options

If you’re building a podcast with someone else, this episode will help you protect your show—and your working relationship.

Resources & Links:

Podcast Prenup / Co-Host Agreement Template:

https://podcastlawforms.com

Podcast Prenup™️ Planning Guide

https://podcastprenup.com

Strategy Session with Gordon Firemark:

https://firemark.com/consult20

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