Use case: Logistics, Scheduling & Event Planning
Instruction type: Implicit
Prompt style: Rambling/Stream-of-Consciousness

Prompt:
I'm trying to make a release schedule for a podcast that I am on the committee for. It's been tough because I don't know if we have a diverse enough set of episodes that we recorded so far, and we don't want two similar episodes back-to-back. It's a podcast for trumpet players, interviewing trumpet players. We don't want two women back-to-back or two non-Americans back-to-back just to keep things interesting and diverse. I feel like we have too many American men to make that possible, but we also want to separate people who have the same job and people who talked about the same topics in their episode. Tom H. was great, an American man who is an orchestral player, and he talked about mindset and wellness which was cool. Matilda L. is from the UK, and she talked about being a soloist (because she's a soloist). Karen D., from Canada is an orchestral player, and she talked about being a woman in our industry. David H. is an American orchestral player, and he talked about the history of our organization. Jason D. is an American pedagogue and freelance musician, and he talked about the history of our organization, as did Ryan G, who shares the same career and nationality. Tine H. is a Norwegian soloist and chamber musician, and she talked about her struggles with cancer and how it affected her playing. Ashley H. is an American orchestral player, soloist, wellness coach, and pedagogue, and she talked about wellness. Sam B. is from France, and he is an orchestral player who talked about the audition circuit. Summer C. is American, and she talked about freelancing as a jazz musician, she is a jazz/ commercial player. Wiff R. is an American pedagogue who talked about building a vibrant and welcoming studio environment. Wayne B. is an American commercial player, and he talked about being a studio player in Los Angeles. We also want to release episodes every Monday beginning the first week in January, 2026, but we do not want to release any episodes on United States federal holidays. I don't know what to do, I need help here.

Evaluation criteria:
The response should schedule release dates for episodes on Mondays in 2026.
The response should not include federal holidays in its final release schedule. For example, episodes should not be released on days like MLK Day (January 19, 2026) or Presidents' Day (Feb 16, 2026).
The response should make the first episode release date January 5th, 2026.
The response should not include two non-Americans back-to-back in the schedule. For example, none of the following 4 people should have their episodes released in succession: Matilda L., Karen D., Tine H., Sam B.
The response should not suggest two or more orchestral players' episodes be released back-to-back. For example, Tom H., Karen D., David H., Ashley H., and Sam B. should not have their episodes released in succession.
The response should not suggest releasing two commercial players' episodes consecutively. For example, Summer C. and Wayne B. should not have their episodes released in succession.
The response should not suggest releasing two or more pedagogues' episodes consecutively. For example, Jason D., Ryan G., Ashley H., and Wiff R. should not have their episodes released in succession.
The response should not suggest releasing two or more history-focused episodes consecutively. For example, David H., Jason D., and Ryan G. should not have their episodes released in succession.
The response should not suggest releasing episodes from two or more freelance musicians in a row. For example, episodes for Jason D., Ryan G., and Summer C should not be released in succession.
The response should present a podcast release schedule featuring each of the following individuals: Tom H., Matilda L., Karen D., David H., Jason D., Ryan G., Tine H., Ashley H., Sam B., Summer C., Wiff R., and Wayne B.
The response should include exactly one episode in the schedule for each unique guest: Tom H., Matilda L., Karen D., David H., Jason D., Ryan G., Tine H., Ashley H., Sam B., Summer C., Wiff R., and Wayne B.
The response should not suggest releasing two or more episodes interviewing women in a row. For example, episodes for Matilda L., Karen D., Tine H.,  Ashley H., and Summer C. should not be released in succession.
The response should not suggest releasing two episodes discussing mindfulness/wellness consecutively. For example, Tom H. and Ashley H.'s episodes should not be released in succession.
The response should not suggest two soloists' episodes be released consecutively. For example, Matilda L., Tine H., and Ashley H. should not have their episodes released in succession.