Turn anything into a podcast.

Type any topic — how the stock market works, the Zodiac killer, whether a hot dog is a sandwich — and NextListen.ai writes and records a multi-episode podcast about it, hosted by two AI hosts with real chemistry. Episodes are a few minutes each, made to binge.

The first episode is usually listenable in a minute or two; the rest record in parallel right behind it and pop in as they finish.

One credit buys about a minute of finished audio, and a show costs the sum of its episode lengths. Every new account starts with 6 free credits — enough to make your first show without paying anything.

Yes. Before anything records you can edit every episode’s title and brief — the brief is exactly what the hosts work from. Power users can go further: the "Review scripts first" option on the create page lets you read and edit the actual line-by-line script before it’s performed.

No — both voices are AI, cast fresh for each show to fit its topic and vibe. That also means shows can occasionally get facts wrong; factual topics are grounded with real web research, but treat episodes as a fun starting point, not a primary source.

Shows are public by default so anyone can discover them, but you can make any show private when you create it (or later) — then it’s only visible to you.

Yes — once a show finishes you can extend it with one to three new episodes anytime. The same hosts pick up right where they left off.