Home/Work/Masoom Minawala
THE MASOOM MINAWALA SHOW / EDITORIAL INTELLIGENCE

The systems behind
the whole show.

Guest selection, research, questionnaires, trailers, titles, thumbnails and Shorts. We handle the editorial work across The Masoom Minawala Show through systems we’ve built for it, with Rishwajeet working directly with Masoom.

Masoom Minawala
Results reported June 2026 · Updated September 9, 2026
01 / The short answer

Who produces The Masoom Minawala Show?

Rishwajeet works directly with Masoom on the show’s content strategy and editorial operation. Machine House connects the entire arc: deciding what the show should explore, choosing guests, researching their stories, preparing questionnaires, shaping trailers and Shorts, and developing the episode’s titles and thumbnails.

The show starts from a female perspective on work, money, relationships, health and identity. That informs the guests and questions, while the conversations remain open to anyone who finds them useful.

02 / The full story

The systems across
an episode.

  • Strategy & guest selection

    We use the show’s episode history, audience response and prediction models to assess possible guests and subjects. Rishwajeet and Masoom choose the conversation: what this person can explain, why it matters to the audience and what the episode should deliver.

  • Guest research

    Our research system follows interviews, books, writing and other sources to find the stories, gaps and contradictions worth exploring. For one New York shoot, it researched 12 guests across 1,000+ sources in six hours, producing an 80-page brief per guest.

  • Episode plans & questions

    We turn that research into the episode’s premise, question arc and host questionnaire. The brief gives Masoom the context behind a question, places to follow up and a route through the conversation.

  • Titles & thumbnails

    After recording, we develop title and thumbnail options from what the conversation actually delivers. Packaging tools draw on earlier episodes and tests; the team reviews the options and chooses the release package.

  • Trailers & editor briefs

    We work through the recording to select the cold open and trailer, then give the editors a structured brief. The host-facing brief and Editor Pack carry the decisions into the edit.

  • Shorts & captions

    The Shorts workflow identifies candidate clips and develops a cut sheet for the editors, with openings, cut instructions and captions. Each Short needs to make sense to someone who has never watched the full episode.

  • Performance & the next episode

    We refresh the show’s data, code episodes across 12 editorial dimensions and compare forecasts with released work. Retention, packaging tests and audience response feed back into the models and research used for the next guest, questionnaire and release.

03 / The numbers

The show’s results.
The work behind them.

REPORTED SHOW VIEWS
+94.8%
2.39M → 4.66M
WATCH HOURS
+102.8%
328K → 665K
NET SUBSCRIBER ADDS
+64.7%
23,093 → 38,029
OLDER CATALOGUE
1.26M
views in the 2026 period

Matched 1 January–3 September, 2025 vs 2026. YouTube Analytics, retrieved 6 September. Full long-form show catalogue, including older releases and sponsored episodes; personal uploads and Shorts excluded. These are show outcomes from the combined work of Masoom and the team.

Measurement note · 9 September 2026: the exported “views” totals above are reported counts. The 2026 window crosses YouTube’s 24 August public-counting change; this API export has not yet been reconciled to a common engaged-view series. The +94.8% comparison should not be read as a verified like-for-like increase in audience viewing. Watch hours and net subscriber additions are separately reported measures. Read the measurement analysis.

The older work is still earning attention. Earlier episodes contributed 1.26M views, or 27% of the 2026 total. The 35 episodes released in the current-year period contributed 3.40M views. The show is building a catalogue people keep finding.

The earlier June 2026 case record reported 35M+ views for the show, subscriber growth from 70K to 140K, Apple Best Podcast recognition in 2025 and 3.5M organic Instagram reach for one piece. Those historical figures use a different scope from the long-form comparison above.

12 dimensions
topic authority emotional register specificity hook type guest archetype packaging runtime release window tone format subject novelty
04 / The content intelligence

Why we changed
the guest-selection question.

Early in the show, we tagged episodes by guest type, topic, mood and fame, then compared viewing with subscriber and comment response. The pattern was useful: a prominent guest could bring reach, while an expert could give viewers a reason to stay with the show.

That changed the question behind the next booking. What should this episode build: a bigger audience, a useful understanding, a stronger community or a particular kind of authority? The answer shapes the research, the question arc and the promise in the title.

The ongoing model codes episodes across 12 editorial dimensions and checks forecasts against released work. We read it alongside retention, packaging tests and audience feedback. Rishwajeet and Masoom make the creative decisions; the analysis gives them something specific to challenge and improve.

Read the original account of the guest-strategy finding, the three-way title test, and researching 12 guests in six hours.

05 / The work itself

Watch the show.

Shloka Ambani & Maniti Shah — unfiltered on ambition, motherhood & building legacy.
Mickey — Bollywood's makeup legend on the biggest mistakes Indian women make.
06 / Common questions

Direct answers.

Who works on the content behind The Masoom Minawala Show?

Rishwajeet Singh works directly with Masoom on the show’s strategy and editorial operation through Machine House Media. The work covers strategy, guest selection, research, questionnaires, trailers, Shorts, titles, thumbnails and performance analysis.

What agency does Masoom Minawala work with for her podcast?

Machine House Media runs the show’s content strategy and editorial operation, led by founder Rishwajeet Singh. The engagement connects guest selection and research with recording preparation, trailers, Shorts, packaging and performance review.

How does the content system improve the show?

The system connects audience research, guest knowledge, editorial decisions and published performance. We compare forecasts with audience response and use the findings to refine guest choices, questions, trailers, Shorts and packaging. Rishwajeet leads the creative judgment throughout.

What results did The Masoom Minawala Show get?

The long-form show catalogue recorded 4.66M views and 664,872 watch hours from 1 January to 3 September 2026: a 102.8% increase in watch hours over the same dates in 2025. The reported view-count increase is 94.8%, but the 2026 window crosses a counting change and has not been reconciled to a common view definition. Net subscriber additions attributed to the show rose 64.7%. The comparison includes older catalogue viewing and sponsored episodes, and excludes personal uploads and Shorts. These are outcomes of the show and wider team.

Start a conversation

Tell us what you’re trying to build.

Tell us about the channel or idea, the team you have and where you need help. We’ll discuss the scope on a 30-minute call.

Book a 30-minute call