Patrick Biddiscombe shows how to turn a Google Docs research file into an interactive podcast using NotebookLM. Generate a doc on any topic, upload it to NotebookLM, listen to the AI-generated podcast, and ask follow-up questions in real time while it plays.
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I'm here with an AI hack that's gonna straight up be game changing for you. Picture this. You take an AI tool like Deep Research to gather info for you on a topic. Maybe it's like investing call option stock, something like that, totally tailored to your, like, skill level and what you know. Then you pop that into Google's Notebook LM and voila, you've got your very own personalized call in podcast right in your earbuds. You can pause and say, hey, I have a question, and the AI co host will pick it right up no matter what. So Kieran is about to walk you through every step of making this happen. He'll show you the exact framework he uses, the specific prompt that gets you the gold standard in research, and how to set up your own call in show. Stick around. In just a couple minutes, we'll show you how to transform your life with AI research. Let's get into today's show.
Oh, hey there.
What's up?
Hey. I really want to know what is the bull case for doing a call option on Apple? Okay, a quick two minute tip of one of my favorite AI use cases.
So one of my favorite workflows for Deep Research, which is Deep Research into Notebook and then turn it into audio, create podcasts and ask podcast question.
Deep Research is obviously an incredible product, but I'm going to pair it with something to create my own podcast. So if you use the kind of structured prompt, if you use the kind of framework I give you to create a prompt, you can expand on that and make it much more comprehensive. You can create a prompt and get this incredible feedback from Deep Research. And so an example would be I want to learn all about call options because I want to lose all of my money on call options. So I run a version of the prompt that I showed you all, that little framework that I showed you all. I get this incredibly thoroughly comprehensive doc. Like, I can't explain how good Deep Research is to really help with accelerated learning. So I get this entire breakdown of call options and it's really tailored for someone who's trying to go from beginner to expert in the structure that I give you all. But that's not the coolest part. The coolest part is I take that, I put it into a Google Doc and then I go over to my favorite app, one of my favorite apps, NotebookLM, and I have this podcast, right? I have a podcast feature that I can create a two way conversational podcast.
To your personalized Deep Dive.
Personalized Deep Dive. Who doesn't Want personalized content and so I can download this, listen to it on my phone. It's a 33 minute podcast to host and it's really good. And it's based upon that doc I give you and I listen to these all the time when I'm out walking. But now I get my own phone and show. So look at this.
Welcome to your personalized deep dive. You mentioned you were interested in the.
Markets and with tech being so interested in markets.
Oh yeah.
We thought we'd take a look at some potential. Oh, hey there.
What's up?
Hey. I really want to know what is the bull case for doing a call option on Apple?
Okay, that's a great question and it's definitely worth diving into.
Yeah, let's unpack this a little bit.
So the core argument for call option on Apple.
So I get my personalized podcast, I get a personalized phone in show, all based upon a deep research project that OpenAI did for me. And this is incredible. This is accelerated learning. This is personalized media. This, these tools are just transformational. When you are trying to learn something, like I want to learn a topic.
I give it to deep research.
It figures out where I am because I tell I'm beginner, novice, expert. Then I go over create my two way podcast. I can listen to it on my phone, but then I have questions and I ask the host and it's really good. They can guide you around the questions and answer topics for you.
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And then when I'm out walking the dogs, I can actually either listen to it or now you have this interactive way of being able to talk to the podcast directly and ask questions. And so it's a pretty cool way where you can actually take knowledge with you with work and actually conversate with it. Like if you're out of the office, if you're talking, if you're driving, if you're walking. I have knowledge assistants trained on every single project and I can always ask them questions and so it's like you have a project assistant assistant slash executive assistant for every project. Had deep research. Talk about call options and then try to pick out like five call options that are underpriced and why it believes those things are underpriced using third party sources. And what I say is like use the most trusted third party sources to come up with that hypothesis. And then I had a whole conversation with it in this interactive mode when I loaded the podcast and then had a whole conversation lasted like 15, 20 minutes all around. Its prediction on why meta was a good call option that kept tell you that was actually, that was done four weeks ago. And actually he was pretty right. Cause I think Kip has already done that trade.
So two minute little quick hack on how you can start to use these tools to really accelerate your learning.
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