Use this free structure to capture family memories as a structured audio archive. Every section gives you a clear prompt, suggested timing and a direct path from recording to publishing.
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131:30We're kicking off this brand-new series with special guest John G. Turner, historian and author of the newly released book Joseph Smith: The Rise and Fall of an American Prophet. In this episode, we dive into
Listen on Apple Podcasts ↗131:16Today on Mormon Stories, we are thrilled to welcome back singer-songwriter Mindy Gledhill, who is returning to the podcast to share the stories behind her newest collection of songs, the PhoneBooth Sessions (vo
Listen on Apple Podcasts ↗199:34In this episode, we expand on ideas presented by Nate Oman during a discussion on Faith Matters and trace the complicated, evolving history of Mormon sealings from Joseph Smith through the 20th century. Today
Listen on Apple Podcasts ↗How it works
Hilite keeps the full workflow in one place, so the structure survives from the first recording through the final publish.
Record in your browser or upload material you already have. Follow the segment prompts so the episode has a clear shape.
A practical starting point
No. The family history template gives the episode a dependable shape while leaving the examples, voice and point of view to you.
Start with a head start
Open inside a specific moment → Establish people and place → Build through the key change → Reflect on what it meant → Close with the lasting lesson
A ready-made family history episode structure for family historians, archives and heritage organizations. Follow the prompts, record each section and edit the finished episode in Hilite.
FAQ
It is a reusable episode outline designed to help family historians, archives and heritage organizations capture family memories as a structured audio archive. It includes the recommended sequence, recording prompts and suggested timing.
Open the ready-made structure, record each section and turn it into something worth publishing.
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