Podcast Curator
Podcast Curator adds the Audio Overview of a Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) notebook to a podcast when you give the notebook a tag. You build it in Kortex Automation with the action Send to podcast.
This needs Kortex Pro. See pricing.
Why use Podcast Curator?
It is like a "favourites" star on a song. You mark the ones you like, and they land on your playlist.
- You do not have to move any notebook.
- You pick the best ones just by tagging them.
- It works across all your collections.
How do I set it up?
- Make a tag such as
#listenlaterand a podcast such as My Playlist. - Open Automation and click Create Pipeline.
- Name it, for example "Listen later queue". Press Next.
- For the trigger, click Notebook tag added and choose
#listenlater. - For the action, choose Send to podcast and pick My Playlist.
- Press Next and save.
Example
- Tag
#commutegoes to the podcast Morning Commute. - Tag
#workoutgoes to the podcast Workout Queue.
Good to know
- Older versions of Kortex had a separate Podcast Curator screen. Today it is simply a pipeline built in the same wizard as every other rule. If you had a Podcast Curator rule before, Kortex moved it into a pipeline once, named after the old type.
- The notebook needs a finished Audio Overview to add.
- Use a different tag for each podcast if you want a notebook to go to only one.
How long until the episode shows up?
A new episode shows in the podcast's RSS feed within about 10 minutes. Podcast RSS on the podcast page copies the feed address. See What is RSS?.
Related: Automation Rules, The Pipeline, Podcasts.