Starting a podcast can be fun and engaging – but it can also be lucrative. Depending on your goals, you could be starting a podcast as a fun hobby, a side hustle or as a business right from the get-go ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. NotebookLM from Google is an AI model that you can add content to and then interact with. Unlike ChatGPT and other large language ...

Starting a podcast can feel like navigating a maze—so many steps, so many tools, and so many potential pitfalls. How do you ensure high-quality recordings? What about editing and adding those final ...

In this post, we will show you how to create a podcast using Google NotebookLM AI. NotebookLM (built with Gemini) is an AI-powered research and writing assistant from Google. This AI notebook and ...

When you’re considering starting a podcast, it can feel overwhelming. It’s easy to sit down and make a long list of things you need to have and need to do before you embark on this big dream. But, ...

There’s a new AI platform from Google that can be used to create out a podcast out of thin air, as long as you know how to prompt it. In 2024, AI can do a lot. It can write poems, summarize emails, ...

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy knows a thing or two about podcasts, and believes the industry is "super convoluted" nowadays, so being "early and different" are key elements to success. "We’ve ...

I Couldn't Find a New Podcast, So I Had Generative AI Create One for Me Want to learn about a subject in a more engaging way? Here's how to listen to two AI chatbots discuss the subject in detail with ...

We all know podcasts have become enormously popular; we’ve also heard stories of podcasters making fortunes off little more than their voice. But like with any gold rush, myths about how podcasts make ...

Are you thinking about starting a podcast and want to make it truly memorable? Then, you MUST pay attention to the magical world of podcast jingles! You know, those catchy tunes that dance into your ...

It's before school on a crisp Friday morning in Carlsbad, Calif. Andrew Luria is rallying the kids in his newsroom. "How many of you guys didn't do your homework?" Luria asks the 10- and 11-year-old ...