Study podcast host
Hear your papers and notes as a two-host podcast
Study Podcast Host turns a paper, a book chapter, lecture notes, or exam points into a two-host podcast script with chapter markers and five review points. You get the episode as MP3 audio in two voices, where the explainer can speak in a voice clone of your teacher's voice, plus an optional mnemonic song of the exam points. Study Podcast Host works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.
Install Study Podcast Host and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/study-podcast-host/install.md
For agents:Install guideMarkdown version
Send it to WorkBuddy, Codex, Claude Code, or another agent to install. Sign in once the first time you use it.Docs ↗
One chapter, one episode to listen to
The script comes first
A two-host script, chapter markers, and five review points arrive in the first reply.
Two voices, easy to follow
One voice asks and one explains, so a dense chapter sounds like a conversation.
Points you can sing back
The exam points you must memorize become a mnemonic song, each point kept word for word.
How it is made
The episode on paper
A two-host script of about five minutes, chapter markers with start times, and five review points.
Asker and explainer marked apart · A heading and start minute for each section · Review points that stand on their own
Two voices, one conversation
The asker and the explainer each in their own voice, as numbered clips in script order to play as a playlist, or one voice reading the whole episode as one file.
Exam points as a song
The points you must memorize, sung, with each one kept word for word.
What learners turn into episodes
Papers
Hear a paper's question, method, and finding before you read it closely.
Books
One chapter per episode, with review points to look back on.
Exam review
Turn your exam points into an episode and a song for the commute.
Teachers
Explain a lesson in your own voice as a podcast your class can replay.
Inputs and outputs
Input · Text — A paper, a book chapter, lecture notes, or exam points
Input · Audio — A sample of the teacher's voice (optional)
- Formats
- MP3, WAV
- Specifications
- 10–300 s
Output · Text — Two-host script, chapter markers, and five review points
- Specifications
- editable
Output · Audio — The episode in two voices, as numbered clips in script order
- Formats
- MP3
Output · Audio — Mnemonic song of the exam points (optional)
- Formats
- MP3
| Input or output | Type | Formats | Specifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Input | Text — A paper, a book chapter, lecture notes, or exam points | — | — |
| Input | Audio — A sample of the teacher's voice (optional) | MP3, WAV | 10–300 s |
| Output | Text — Two-host script, chapter markers, and five review points | — | editable |
| Output | Audio — The episode in two voices, as numbered clips in script order | MP3 | — |
| Output | Audio — Mnemonic song of the exam points (optional) | MP3 | — |
Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service
Questions
What do I start with?
A concept, a chapter, your lecture notes, a paper, or a list of exam points. Add how long the episode should run if you know.
Can the explainer use my teacher's voice?
Yes. A clean recording of your teacher's voice is cloned, and the explainer reads every episode in that voice.
How does a whole book or a long paper work?
Chapter by chapter: each episode runs up to ten minutes, and the series continues with the next chapter.
How does the two-voice audio arrive?
As numbered clips, one per speaking turn: play them in order as a playlist or join them in any audio editor. For a single file, choose the one-voice edition.
Related Skills
