A PODCAST PLATFORM · A FULL MEDIA PIPELINE · POWERED BY NVIDIA · MISSOULA, MONTANA

CubCast

Sit down and talk. Ten business days later, it's everywhere.

CubCast is the broadcast arm of CubCloud AI, Montana's Sovereign AI Company, built to amplify the conversations this state runs on: community, music, and tech. It's two things at once: a slate of our own shows about the people building and playing in Montana, and a full media pipeline that can run yours: record here, record anywhere, or just send footage. One hour in the chair becomes a finished show in every format, long-form video, short-form clips, audio everywhere, and the written word, back in your hands in ten business days. Use the shows, use the studio, use both.

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The One Rule

The AI Handles the Aftermath.Never the Conversation.

CubCast's AI works on everything that happens after you stop talking. We say that first because you've heard where this goes everywhere else: cloned hosts, synthetic voices, shows nobody actually made. Not here. Every voice on a CubCast belongs to a real person who sat in a real chair in a real room. The machines cut the clips, write the show notes, and push the feed. They don't fake a word.

The Point

Everyone Wants a Podcast.Nobody Wants the Second Job.

The conversation is the easy part. You could talk about what you build or what you play for an hour without notes. It's what comes after that kills podcasts: editing, mixing, syncing video, cutting clips, writing show notes, posting, tagging, scheduling, and doing it all again next week. One hour on the mic turns into a week of aftermath, and that gap is where most shows die, somewhere between “we should start a podcast” and episode five.

CubCast closes the gap. You bring the conversation. An AI crew brings everything else, working on your episode the minute you stop talking, with our own NVIDIA compute behind it. That's how the finished show is back in your hands in ten business days, with rush available when you need it faster. Not a rough cut. The whole thing, every format, ready to run.

How It Works

Book It. Say It.Ship It.

  1. Step 1.Book the chair.Pick a date, tell us what the show is, and we handle the setup before you walk in.
  2. Step 2.Talk for an hour.Real room, real engineer, cameras rolling. The only thing on your plate is the conversation.
  3. Step 3.Ten business days later, it's everywhere.The AI crew starts working before you're out of the parking lot. The full episode, the clips, the audio feed, and the written word, delivered ready to run.
What the Crew Handles

After the Mic,Done For You.

CubCast's AI crew runs the aftermath of every episode: automated, in parallel, starting the minute the session ends, with a human signing off before anything ships. Here's what it takes off your plate.

  • The cut.Your episode edited and mixed to a standard set by twenty years behind the board, so it sounds like broadcast, not a bedroom.
  • The video.The full episode on camera, three angles, switched live in the room, lit like a show and not a security feed.
  • The clips.The crew finds the moments worth sharing and cuts them for every platform, so the episode keeps working all week.
  • The words.Transcripts, show notes, blog posts, articles, and the quotes worth framing, all written from what was actually said, never invented.
  • The feed.Distribution everywhere podcasts live, set up once and maintained, so publishing is a decision, not a chore.
  • The push.The promotion scheduled and shipped, episode after episode, so the show grows while you get back to work.

One session in, everything out, ten business days flat. That's the trade.

The Multiplier

One Conversation. Every Format.Everyone Wins.

Every CubCast ships as the full stack: the long-form episode in video and audio, the short-form clips cut for every platform, and the written word, blog posts, articles, and pull quotes, all drawn from what was said in the room. One hour of talking becomes weeks of content.

And it doesn't just work for us. The guest walks off with the pack too: the episode, the clips, the quotes, ready to run on their own channels. The show grows, the guest's reach grows, the scene gets louder. Nobody leaves the room empty-handed. That's the whole design.

  • Long form: the full episode, video and audio
  • Short form: clips cut for every platform
  • Audio: everywhere podcasts live
  • Text: blog posts, articles, pull quotes
  • The full pack, shared with every guest
Our Shows

The ShowsWe Cut Here.

CubCast exists to amplify the conversations Montana runs on: community, music, and tech. Three lanes, one room, all of it cut at the studio in Missoula and turned up loud.

  • Community.The stories without a pitch attached. People doing the work across Montana, backed by CubCloud Community, our 501(c)(3). These conversations deserve a bigger room, so we built one.
  • Music.The other half of the house. Artists, engineers, and the people behind Montana's scenes, interviewed on the same mics the records get cut on. Shared blood with CubRoar, cut in the same room.
  • Tech and local business.Conversations with the people building Montana: founders, builders, educators, and operators, talking shop the way people actually talk when the mic feels like a kitchen table.

The first episodes record this August and land this fall. Every guest leaves with the full content pack: the episode, the clips, the quotes, ready for their own channels. Think you belong in one of these chairs? Pitch yourself. We read everything.

The Studio

Half Podcast Set. Half Recording Studio.All One Room.

CubCast records at CubRoar Studio, at CubCloud's Kestrel site in Missoula, and the room is half the reason to come. One end is a working recording studio: the house drum kit in tangerine sparkle, the amps, the guitars, the Neumann U87 the records get cut on. The other end is the podcast set: a black table, orange chairs, a Shure SM7dB at every seat, three Canon cameras switched live under broadcast lighting, and a three-foot gong watching over all of it. A treated room, a separate control room, and an engineer behind the glass who knows your name.

That's the difference you can see on camera. You're not talking in a closet with foam on the walls or in front of a backdrop pretending to be a studio. You're inside a real one, and every frame shows it. You sit down, you talk, and you walk out looking and sounding like a show that's been running for years.

Specs, for those who care

  • 12×23 treated live room · dedicated control room
  • 4× Shure SM7dB · Neumann U87
  • 3× Canon cameras, switched live
  • Blackmagic ATEM ISO · Amaran lighting
  • Universal Audio interfaces & preamps · Mac Studio
  • Black table · orange chairs · 36-inch gong
  • Opening summer 2026
The Services

Bring Your Show.Or Start One Here.

CubCast isn't just our shows. It's a media pipeline, open for yours: businesses with something to say, nonprofits with a story, bands, coaches, and anyone sitting on footage that deserves better. Podcast or not, the machinery runs on any conversation worth keeping. Every price below is the price.

  • The session.

    From $100 an hour

    Book the room and an engineer runs it. You never touch a knob. Audio sessions run $100 an hour with broadcast mics and multitrack delivery. Video sessions run $150 an hour on the full three-camera rig: ISO files from every camera plus a switched program cut, delivered same day. Two-hour minimum.

  • The episode.

    From $360

    One session in, one publish-ready episode out: edited master, full-length YouTube-ready video, social clips, show notes, and titles. The Creator package at $360 an episode is built for Montana artists, musicians, and independent creators. The Business package at $750 adds a pre-production call before every episode, thumbnails and lower thirds in your brand kit, more clips, the full text kit with a blog draft and social copy, and remote guests. Ten business days standard on both, rush available. Prepay ten episodes and save ten percent.

  • The remote cut.

    From $250 an episode

    Recorded somewhere else? Send the raw audio or video and get back the full publish kit at the same spec as the episode packages: $250 an episode for creators, $450 for business. And your back catalog is a content library you haven't opened. At $100 an episode, we cut clips, show notes, blog drafts, and social copy from shows you already published.

  • The social engine.

    From $225

    Short-form video for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Send footage you already have, phone video, live sets, talks, and get back a clip pack: five for $225, ten for $400, cut, captioned, and formatted for every platform. Or get on the rig and talk: an hour returns five finished clips for $400, a full day returns thirty or more. Subscriptions from $750 a month return platform-ready clips, publish them to your channels, and send a monthly performance snapshot. The Content Engine at $1,750 a month adds a monthly half-day shoot in the studio. You show up once a month and talk. Your channels stay full.

  • The launch.

    $3,500

    Everything between "we should have a podcast" and episode one: show identity and branding, feed setup and distribution to every major platform, a YouTube channel build, a trailer, your first two episodes fully produced, and intro music licensed from the CubRoar catalog. We own every note, so you carry zero licensing exposure. $2,500 when bundled with a managed show.

  • The series.

    $8,500

    A complete limited series, handled start to finish, built for project budgets: grant-funded campaigns, institutional storytelling, tourism, history, public health. Everything in the launch package, eight fully produced business-tier episodes, and publishing handled for the entire season. One line item for your project or grant budget.

  • The story.

    From $950

    Story-driven film, built around an interview and scored from a catalog we own outright. The Legacy Session at $950 is two hours in the studio with someone whose story should outlast them: a parent, a grandparent, a veteran, a founder. You get the full interview, cleaned and chaptered, plus an edited highlight film with your family photos woven in and an original score. Private files, delivered to you, never published anywhere, and it never trains an AI. Not ours, not anyone's. The Story Film, $1,500 for creators and $3,000 for business, turns a half-day in-studio interview into a finished three-to-five-minute film with three vertical cutdowns for social: founder stories, nonprofit impact films, anniversary pieces, artist and album documentaries. Full series and documentaries, scripted, scored, and sound-designed, get custom quotes. Tell us the story and we'll scope it.

  • The whole show, managed.

    From $650 a month

    You show up and talk. The Creator Show Plan at $650 a month runs two episodes biweekly with feed and YouTube setup included and publishing handled: the show, running, every other week, without you touching an upload button. Business shows run $2,500 a month biweekly or from $4,500 weekly, adding full onboarding with licensed music, a pre-production call and full production for every episode, monthly analytics, a next-month episode calendar, priority studio booking, and a quarterly strategy session. Three-month minimum, month-to-month after.

The rig travels too. Conferences, panels, executive interviews, and multi-guest captures at your site, anywhere in Montana and the Mountain West, quoted per job. Livestream from the studio on request. And we're straight about the line: we make and publish content. We don't run social strategy, community management, or paid ads.

Straight Talk on Cost

Every Number on This PageIs the Number.

Sessions carry a two-hour minimum and 48 hours' notice to cancel. Standard turnaround is ten business days on any package. Need it faster? Rush delivery in three to five business days is available on anything, quoted per project. Bigger jobs, full seasons, conferences, content libraries, get quoted the same way: one number, up front, before the first word gets recorded. Tell us what you're making and we'll quote the whole thing before you commit.

The Gear

We Own the MachinesThat Do the Work.

CubCast runs on a simple split. Behind the glass, a Mac Studio runs your session. In the rack, NVIDIA compute we own and operate on-premises in Missoula, Montana runs the crew. Owning the hardware is the whole trick. It's why episodes turn around in ten business days, and it's why we don't nickel-and-dime you per task. When the crew cuts your clips or writes your show notes, it happens on our iron, in our state, under our roof. That's what sovereign AI means here: owned compute, owned data, nobody's cloud between you and your content.

CubCloud AI GPU server racks on Broadway in Missoula, Montana
  • NVIDIA H200 · H100 · RTX 6000 Blackwell
  • Owned & operated in Missoula, MT
  • Sovereign AI · Sovereign data
  • Protected by Montana's Right to Compute Act
For Sponsors & Partners

Not Recording?There's Still a Seat.

CubCast also serves the businesses around the conversation: sponsors, partners, and companies sitting on content they never have time to cut.

  • Sponsor a show.Put your name on the conversations Montana's builders and musicians already lean into. Real shows, real rooms, real audiences, quoted plainly. And sponsorship rides the multiplier: your name travels with the episode, the clips, and the articles, every format, every platform.
  • Partner with us.Venues, events, stations, schools. If your people belong in front of a mic, there's a way in.
  • Put the crew on your library.Got hours of recorded talks, trainings, or footage and no time to touch them? The same crew that turns our episodes into clips, posts, and transcripts can run on your content. Send the library, get back the goods.
Who's Behind It

Run by Someone Who's ActuallySat Behind the Glass.

CubCast is run by Joshua Rhines, founder of CubCloud AI, a recording engineer with twenty years behind the board and just as long on stage. He built Sound West Studios and spent ten years cutting records in it, and every one of those hours is baked into how these shows get made: podcasts cut on the same mics, through the same ears, to the same standard as the records. He isn't a content guy who bought a microphone. He's an engineer who got tired of watching good conversations die in an editing backlog.

  • 20 years behind the board
  • 20 years on stage
  • Built Sound West Studios
Part of Something Bigger

CubCast Runs on CubCloud.

CubCast is one arm of CubCloud AI, Montana's Sovereign AI Company. We build and own our own AI infrastructure, right here in the state. And every episode doubles as a working demo: the same agentic systems that turn your conversation into a finished show in ten business days build custom AI for businesses across Montana. If the speed impresses you, that's the product. The shows are the part you hear. Underneath is a full AI company: owned data, owned compute, answering to nobody.

The Launch

The First Shows Record This August.Get In the Room.

The list is for launch: first word when episodes drop, first crack at guest chairs, first pick of recording dates at the studio. No spam, no noise, just a heads-up when it's your turn.

Everything else, production, sponsorships, partnerships, doesn't wait. Reach out and we'll get to work.

FAQ

Questions,Answered.

Sit Down and Talk.

Whether you want a guest chair, a recording date, or a production package for your own show, let's get started.

CubCloud AI · Montana's Sovereign AI Company · Missoula, Montana · CubCast, the broadcast arm of CubCloud · roar@cubcloud.ai