17 hours ago · Tech · hide · 0 comments

Podcasts are a good first pass to get oriented on a topic. I can convert some of my technical reading goals into podcasts then I can grok them better when I decide to go deeper into it. Google’s NotebookLM (Gemini Notebook now), has an Audio Overviews feature that turns a pile of source material into a two-host, podcast-style conversation. That solved the content half of the problem. What it didn’t give me was a way to get that audio into my podcast app, sitting next to everything else I already listen to. So I built a small pipeline: upload the generated audio to a public store via webapp, turn that into a podcast RSS feed, and subscribe to it in Pocket Casts like any other show. I call it Class of One, since I am the only audience. 1 Generate audio Gemini Notebook 2 Upload via the webapp 3 RSS rebuilds in the background 4 Refresh Pocket Casts Architecture Underneath the webapp is one Cloudflare Pages project, serving both the static frontend and the upload/publish API (as Pages…

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