This is Episode 27b: Early Larynx Planning Workshop. In Episode 27, we addressed the fundamental aspects, including the radiocurability of early glottic cancer, the standard fractionation of 2.25 Gy/fx, and the rationale for neck sparing due to a nodal risk of less than 5%. This session focuses on the practical application—transferring this knowledge to the planning stage to develop a defensible and clinically safe treatment plan. The reality is that early glottic failures are often preventable. They are rarely due to incorrect dose selection. Instead, they are often caused by setup errors, inadequate anterior commissure coverage, insufficient flash, or unintended undercoverage resulting from the pursuit of homogeneity. By the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to simulate patients accurately, construct classic opposed-lateral plans, elucidate wedge/bolus trade-offs, and clearly articulate the appropriateness of IMRT and the distinctions between proven and unproven techniques.