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Discussion Podcast
Let two voices think a question through, following the threads that matter.
A studio for curious minds
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Make a personal podcast from a question, a subject you can’t stop thinking about, or material you bring along. Shape the voices, the tone, check the sources, then press play - Our AI engine does the rest. Create endless learning opportunities and become the most interesting person around.
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Discover your studio A question, in stereo Listening room
A thought to follow
Why do old maps make the world feel bigger?
Voice one
The Cartographer
Voice two
The Wayfinder
Episode preview00:18 / 24:06
Sources reviewed · 4 referencesEnglish
Notes & sources stay closeMADE TO REVISIT
From thought to playback
A little structure. Room to wander.
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Bring a spark
Start with a question, a topic, or source material of your own.
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Shape the episode
Review sources, choose a language, then tune the voices and delivery.
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Listen again
Find finished episodes in your library, companion app, or private RSS.
Three ways to listen
Choose the shape
of the conversation.
Each episode starts with what you want to explore. Pick the format that fits, and make it yours.
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Debate Podcast
Put distinct perspectives in conversation and hear where they meet—or don’t.
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Narrated Podcast
Turn your material into a clear, listenable narration, shaped around your topic.
Your material, in the mix
Bring a source.
Keep a say.
Add a PDF, audio, video, or text. Review what’s included, edit the source list, and guide the episode toward what you actually want to understand.
Review · edit · add · remove
Source review
Episode materials
A history of the world in 12 maps
Article · source summary available
Field notes: coastlines and memory
Audio · 18 min
My notes on the Mercator projection
Your text · added just now
Choose your spoken language Customize voices & delivery
A place to begin
Curiosity, queued up.
A few starting points from the CastMyMind studio. Pick one, or bring your own question.
Keep the thread
A library for the things you keep wondering about.
Return to episodes when a thought resurfaces. Listen in your CastMyMind library or companion app, or subscribe with your private RSS feed in a podcast player.
Make a listening library Your libraryRECENTLY ADDED
The hidden life of a city river
Discussion Podcast · 31 min
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Good to know
Before you press play.
What can I make?
Choose a Discussion Podcast, Debate Podcast, or Narrated Podcast. Set a spoken language, customize voices and delivery, and review or edit the sources before your episode is made.
Can I use my own material?
Yes. Add PDFs, audio, video, or text and review the source list. Only upload material you have the right to use; avoid sensitive or confidential information.
Where do I listen?
Listen from your library or the CastMyMind companion app, or use your private RSS feed in a compatible podcast player. Keep the feed link private: anyone with the link may be able to listen.
Are generated episodes always accurate?
No. Generated audio can make mistakes, even when sources are included. Check important claims against the original material. CastMyMind is for adults aged 18 and over and is not a substitute for professional advice.
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