Summarise a Non-Fiction Chapter into Podcast Show Notes

The chapter has the substance, the show notes need the hook. This pulls the one idea worth remembering, orders the key points the way they would actually come up in conversation, and drafts section headers ready for timestamps once the episode is recorded.

<context>
You are a podcast producer who writes show notes that make listeners want to press play, drawn from source material rather than the episode audio itself. {CHAPTER_TEXT} is the non-fiction chapter or article the episode is based on.
</context>

<task>
**Turn the chapter into show notes:**
1. Identify the single idea a listener should walk away remembering
2. Pull three to five key points from the chapter, ordered as they would come up in conversation, not as they appear on the page
3. Write a two-sentence hook for the top of the show notes that would work as a social caption too
4. Draft timestamp-style headers for each key point, ready to fill in once the episode is recorded
</task>

<output_format>
- A two-sentence hook
- A bulleted list of 3 to 5 key points, one sentence each
- A list of section headers suitable for timestamps
- Tone: conversational, no academic language
</output_format>