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Documentation Index

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Podcasts

Turn an agent’s knowledge into a two-voice podcast: a host that interviews and steers, and an expert that answers. The resulting audio plays back inside Aivah and is available globally through AI Drive. Open from Side nav → Productivity (/productivity) and pick Podcast in the Type selector.

Configure

Click Edit in the productivity toolbar to open the podcast dialog.
SettingOptionsWhat it controls
LengthShort (~6–10 min), Default (~15–22 min), Longer (~26–40 min)Approximate duration. Short for a snappy intro, Longer for an in-depth conversation.
Host voiceAny voice from the libraryThe voice of the curious co-host who interviews.
Expert voiceAny voice from the libraryThe voice of the clear-explainer subject-matter expert.
Focus (optional)Free textGuide what the hosts should emphasize (e.g. Focus on chapter 3 and practical examples). Leave blank to cover the full source material.
Voice options include Aivah’s built-in voices as well as any voice clones you’ve added.
Podcast edit settings

Workflow

1

Pick the source agent

Use the Agent selector in the toolbar. The infinite-scroll search filters quickly across large libraries.
2

Configure length and voices

Click Edit, choose a Length, then pair a Host voice with an Expert voice.
3

Generate

Click Generate. While the episode is rendering, the Document Creating Banner appears in active conversations for that agent.
4

Play it back

Once ready, the podcast becomes accessible from the floating Podcast player in Avatar chat for the same agent, and from the AI Drive gallery.

Where podcasts live

  • Avatar chat → Podcast player (floating toolbar) – the fastest way to listen in-context.
  • AI Drive – global browse and download.
Podcast player join
Podcast player listening

Voice-pairing tips

  • Use distinct voice families – pair a calmer host voice with a more energetic expert voice (or vice versa) to make turn-taking obvious.
  • Match accents to your audience – a regional voice can make technical content feel more accessible.
  • Test with short first – generate a short episode to validate the voice mix before committing to a long run.