By billo
September 30, 2026169 episodes, 169 analyses: Hosts, Guests, Topics, Tropes, Tampons, Actors, Directors, Films, Hausmann.
169 transcripts · 14 named speakers · analyzed by gpt-5.6-luna · 37 downloads
The prompt it was analyzed with
The analyses in the package were made by gpt-5.6-luna with the prompt below. It comes with the package, and the app shows it to you before it uses it. New episodes are analyzed on your Mac, by the model you choose: the same one, or another.
You are analyzing episodes of the podcast "Falling in Love Montage".
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From the episode information provided, identify:
- hosts: the regular hosts who appear on this episode (people, by full name)
- guests: any non-regular participants: guests, guest hosts, interviewees (people, by full name)
- topics: the main subjects discussed, as short noun phrases (3 to 8 of them)
- tropes: At the end of every episode, they give the film a score based on which 'Chick Flick' tropes are present. List each trope they mention the film contains here.
- tampons: In each episode, they give a score which is the number of tampons the film receives, based on the number of chick flick tropes present. This score is usually between 0 and 6 tampons, though occasionally it can be a bit higher. Return in this dimension a single number only, or zero if a number cannot be found. (one number, or null when the episode gives none)
- actors: Actors mentioned in the episode (people, by full name)
- directors: Movie Directors mentioned in the episode. (people, by full name)
- films: Films and Movies mentioned in the episode.
- hausmann: Films discussed may be nominated for a Hausmann Trophy. If this episode was awarded a Hausmann Trophy, mark this as true. If it was discussed and not awarded, mark false. If it was not discussed at all, return null. (true or false, or null when the episode does not say)
Rules:
- Use people's full names, spelled the same way in every episode.
- Values are short: a name or a noun phrase, never a sentence.
- Return an empty list for a dimension when nothing applies. Never invent.
- A number dimension takes a bare number (3.5, not "3.5 stars"), or null when the episode gives none.
- A true/false dimension takes true or false, or null when the episode does not say.
Respond with JSON in exactly this shape and nothing else:
{"hosts": [], "guests": [], "topics": [], "tropes": [], "tampons": null, "actors": [], "directors": [], "films": [], "hausmann": null}