New AI Podcast Creator Leaves NotebookLM in the Dust!

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

JellyPod Fully customizable AI podcast creation GET 15% OFF with my link: ➡ www.hubjam.net/discover/jellypod

[@AILawGuy]

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[@kingofcleandc]

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[@ILONA-DAVID-lifelong-learning]

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[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Fixed!

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Fixed, thanks!

[@TheTraderGuy]

This is going to be dope! Sooner or later, we will all just be machines talking to each other.

[@kingofcleandc]

😂

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

When avatars get 100% natural it's going to be weird..

[@tuikigeorge]

@@Jonathans-HubJam we can create our own AI celebs this year.

[@mobaumeister2732]

What’s the point of it? Just plain boring

[@JoeyCannoli]

Dead Internet Theory IRL

[@JellypodAi]

Jonathan, thanks for the demo! We're constantly adding new features... 2025 will be a huge year for AI podcasting!

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

A pleasure! Looking forward the improvements on the horizon.

[@EvanBlack11]

Please add to the host things like laughing and other human emotions as well as host interrupting each other like in a normal conversation. Giving the host lines to read sounds scripted and not natural because this not how podcast are like unless it's a education or scripted one. Most podcasts are free flowing. But this is amazing keep up the work.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

@@EvanBlack11 thanks for your comment. Actually there is a feature for interjections (where people interrupt one another), but I didn't show it in this demo as it was already half an hour long. Also, Jellypod say that very soon they will have a big improvement in realism and natural sounding hosts. Keep posted! Regards, Jonathan.

[@JellypodAi]

@@EvanBlack11 Hi Evan, you can add [ ] around words in the transcript to make the hosts talk over one another. You can add speech blocks wherever by pressing Enter twice, if you'd like for them to cut off the speaker and then continue with their interruption. Laughs can be added as well, but how natural they sound depends on the voice.

[@CommodoreGT]

This looks great! I will be checking it out. I agree that Notebook LM's podcasting creation capabilities are pretty awesome, but the flexibility that Jellypod seems to offer is remarkable. If content creators truly want to have a unique sounding podcast, you really do need this type of flexibility, otherwise your pdocast just blends in with everyone else's and your podcast doesnt' stand out.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for watching and commenting! Yes that's right, if you want to sound unique or communicate your brand/identity, you can't do that with Notebook - the voices are already well known. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@rebeccahilbert1780]

At the start you couldn’t download your audio file so I’m glad this feature is now available 😊

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Excellent, glad to hear it! Regards, Jonathan.

[@legionofthought]

Good for the most part, but it doesn't sound like a conversation. Sounds like two separate scripts. Problems that I'd expect to be overcome in the next iteration. But by then, notebookLM may have custon voices too

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment and feedback. I have been mentioning this to Jellypod and they just replied to me the following: "Great feedback! The naturalness is only getting better and we hope to take a big step forward this month."

[@legionofthought]

@Jonathans-HubJam thanks for getting back to me with that. Certainly an exciting platform.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

It's a pleasure! Best regards, Jonathan.

[@RogerLawrence]

I totally agree. NotebookLM also now allows interjections in the episode, easy to record with a screen recorder. I think the voice clone voice is pretty much as good as ElevenLabs, and the AI generated voices are amazing. But the podcast episode, especially Sarah is too uncanny valley for me. As mentioned, two separate scripts. For all the flaws of fixed voices and inability to customise script specifically, NotebookLM sounds remarkably natural, and is free. Also, 50 sources with 20,000 words 🤯 I willl try Jellypod some more to see how it improves. The biggest flaw right now is the lack of banter, jokes, and laughter. The lack of surprise.

[@legionofthought]

@RogerLawrence Yes, notebookLM has improved very quickly, so if JellyPod can make some quick changes too, they may be able to grab at least some market share before google dump more money into pulling further ahead.

[@yveskeroack1612]

Thank you for the demo, it is very useful to understand both this particular software but also the use of ai to generate podcasts. After listening to your example, but also after using NotebookLM, what I hear is a conversation between two characters that seem to have the same level of knowledge of the subject, which in itself is a great feat given the short time it takes to generate. It looks like the conversation-between-experts mode is the only available and I could see other modes, for example teacher/6th grade mode or journalist/expert mode that would generate appropriate questions and answers to reveal the information to suit other types of audiences. I was wondering if you had similar thoughts and would expect this feature to appear some time in the future.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Hi and thanks for your comment. Yes that's a good point, however perhaps if we write in the backstory that one is the expert and the other the learner, then the ai would take that into account when it generates the content. In fact I will ask Jellypod about that now! I'll get back to you. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

ok I got their reply: "Yes absolutely. That’s the magic of Host Customization. There’s so much that can be done from this perspective over a NotebookLM. Cloned professor and a designed student, startup ceo and prospective client, etc. I recently wanted to take it to the extreme, so I made two hosts that were on political extremes and then gave them a recent news story. They went at it!" As I demonstrate in the video, the Magic Voice Design should be able to generate any type of host.. Hope that helps.

[@yveskeroack1612]

@@Jonathans-HubJam Fantastic! Thanks so much for taking the time to follow up with me and this company! You can even add this topic to one of your upcoming videos! 😉

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

@@yveskeroack1612 It's a pleasure! I might do that if I can..

[@amanfriday3141]

What an amazingly clear step-by-step overview of the product and how to use it. Thanks for taking the time to post it. One quick question - You had 1000 free credits at the start, how many were used on this project? (I did scroll down but couldn't see this covered). With best wishes, Rob

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

So glad to hear you liked it! It's a pleasure. The project used aprox 650 credits for aprox. 1750 words of transcript. There is one point at which I show that in the video. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@amanfriday3141]

@@Jonathans-HubJam My apologies, I missed that. R

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

No apology required - thanks for watching!

[@solaawodiya7360]

Thanks for sharing Jonathan. This looks way more versatile compared to Notebook LM. Although the voices sound a bit more robotic in comparison. Anyway, I think that comes down to properly fine-tuning a voice for the type of podcast you want.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks to you for watching and commenting. Yes this is a pretty revolutionary tool/idea, and regarding the naturalness of the hosts, well Jellypod say that very soon they'll have a significant improvement in that. Keep watching! Regards, Jonathan.

[@JimIntriglia]

Thanks for sharing this JellyPod demo video. This platform has potential for professionals seeking consistency with AI podcasting avatars-- important for branding.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Yes I couldn't agree more! Thanks to you for watching and commenting.

[@petratilling2521]

We are SO close to what I want. Exciting!

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Glad to hear it! Regards, Jonathan.

[@JellypodAi]

What do you want? :)

[@yoagcur]

Thanks for this and taking the time out to provide answers to comments. I can't agree that you magic voice creation was very good. It fell well short of the Jellypod voices and still sounded very artificial. They could do with a lot more custom voices in various languages. Incidentally, how did you have so many hosts. The paid plan starts with just 2 Magic voice and 2 cloned voices. Also are you stuck with them or could you delete a host after creating one podcast and create another one for a different series?

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for watching and commenting.. hmmm very interesting that you thought the magic voice creation was well below the other voices - the other voices bar Matthew's were also made with the magic voice design, and to me sound as good, dunno. Also really what's valueable with the voice design is the ability to influence the podcast episode's content by the backstories. Today one of the Jellypod founders was telling me how he created two backstories with opposing political views and the generated ai had them really arguing. Re the languages, Jellypod just added 25+ languages, which happened just as I was finishing the video off, so that'll have to be for another video. Re the hosts, well I was given access to the Starter plan to play around and record the demos, and just realised that yes I seem to be over the stated limits - I'll ask them about that and also about your question about deleting hosts (pretty sure you can). Bit late for me now, I'll ask them tomorrow and get back to you. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@yoagcur]

@@Jonathans-HubJam I tried a magic voice and got similar results to yours, there was much more of an automaton feel. than with Matthew. Maybe someone will come up with some prompt hints that get more natural sounding ones. I heard from jellypod "On paid plans, you can create and delete clones and designs at will." . So you could do a podcast series with specific hosts and then change. Unfortunately the cost per minute then becomes a major factor. Good to hear that you can produce contentious viewpoints. That is a definite plus over NotebookLM from what I have experienced

[@JuanaHMelo]

I think the operation aspect of this app and the flexibility of script editing and creating voice clones are awesome, but still not quite good as NTLM when it comes natural transation and voice expression that sounds like real people talking, but it seems a promising project...

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, as I mention in the video, the fluidity and humaness is a tad behind NTLM. But I think it's at an awesome level, as good as Eleven Labs (they actually use Eleven Labs voices in the voice library, although they tell me they will be broadening their voices technology so it's not just Eleven Labs). It's certainly promising, especially when adding video in the future. Also, this could be used not strictly for podcasting but also for making ai KZbin channels for news etc. in which case the quality is fine and the ability to control the output is just what you need. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@cpwyou]

Sorry did you cover if you are able to specify the podcast length

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment, you can't specify the length because it's generative ai, but you can set the transcript length. The more or less chapters in the outline / words in the transcript, the longer or shorter the output audio. My project in this video was about 1.7k words and the output was just under 11 mins, so I think you could work on about every 150 words being a minute of audio, then adjust your outline/transcript according to the audio length you're looking for. Hope that helps. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@yemproksoglu5724]

ElevenLabs’ clones “Atlas” (male) and “Ahu” (female), with the settings stability: 6 and similarity: 23, seem to be the most human-like podcast hosts I’ve ever heard. I strongly suggest creating a video featuring them as well.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment and your tip!

[@Dr.UldenWascht]

Thanks for the intro. Hats off to them for going against a giant. Considering how fast NBLM will grow and how generous Google's free tier is. I hope they can stay afloat and compete and have the opportunity to improve. With Google active in the scene, there's ample need for competition.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment. To be honest they're not quite going against Notebook, because actually Notebook isn't designed for publishing podcasts, it's just that people are using it to that end, but they have to work with the limits of Notebook. Also, they have a lot of impending improvements, like better voices, and also video, amongst other things, so hopefully the will remain a viable alternative, and after all tool dedicated to ai podcast creation. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@Dr.UldenWascht]

@@Jonathans-HubJam All the best, Jon. To agree with you, I am certain they will improve in those areas. That said, while they may not be competing with Google "now," I believe soon Google will. Based on what I've seen and read, as well as our understanding of Google's monopolistic tendencies, I think any podcasting feature that Google currently lacks should be accompanied by a "yet" at the end. But I do hope and pray for their success, truly.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

All the best to you too! And you might have a point - time will tell.

[@MJFUYT]

This is an excellent video. Amazing things happening in 2025. Thanks for sharing this. 🙏🏼

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

You are so welcome, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting. Regards, Jonathan.

[@loudpvckmobbgaming]

ive heard hope before i used to use her vocal alot until i made my own

[@BrianThomas]

I took a trip over to Spotify to see if I can listen to the entire thing without skip's and it pretty good. However, the female voice seems a little flat without any life in it. It doesn't pare very well with the male voice, which sounds the opposite. Reactive full of life and informative. Thank you for the tutorial and the time that you've spent putting this together. Well done! I'm going to have to give this a try. I have several ideas 💡 that need a vehicle such as this. Are there any other important things that you wanted to mention after you completed the video?

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment. Ok, regarding the flat voice well you can generate a voice and if you don't like how it comes out you can delete that host and create a new one. You get 3 voices to choose from, but perhaps until you have them in the actual podcast episode you can't evaluate it that well. I would recommend just doing a very short transcript as a test so you only use a few credits, so you can check the voice out. Perhaps also the voice library contains better voices, but I'm not sure because I haven't test that thoroughly. In any case Jellypod say to expect a big jump in voice improvement this month, which sounds great! Also regarding your question I didn't mention that you can insert interjections (interruptions) in the dialogue, and also they just added 25 languages. Ah and I see they've added Apple integration. Glad you found the video to be useful. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@infographie]

That's nice, it's useful for my job' thanks.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Glad to hear that!

[@mktgsifu]

Are we able to embed the audio podcast on to our website?

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment. I should think that with the url and/or the RSS feed that should be possible - I'm not an expert but from my experience I believe any site builder with blocks and elements has embed blocks for video/audio/podcast. Jellypod hosts your podcast, so probably with the link you can get you can do this. I'll ask them anyway and get back to you.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Here's Jellypod's reply: "On free plans, you can link the Jellypod share url, but you can’t embed right now. We’re working on an embedded player. On paid plans, you can download the mp3 and embed that, or embed the Spotify player." Hope that helps, Jonathan.

[@clubware]

Looking forward to the time when the voices get as good as Notebook. But Notebook will probably improve customization soon, so this, while intriguing, may not last long, unfortunately. But for now, I'm sure some will like it. The voices here sound a bit too robotic but I'm sure for some, it's acceptable. Not for professional use though.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment. I know what you mean, however Jellypod are planning pretty big advancements they tell me, so perhaps they'll stay ahead of the curve. They are only focussed on making podcasts after all, where Notebook is a much broader tool. Regards, Jonathan.

[@sneakersauction]

Hi @jellypod, do you have conversational (host/guest) Ai options.. like notebooklm, but with my own cloned voice as the host and another random voice as the guest? If that’s not available now, is it on the immediate horizon? How soon? Thx!

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment. Yes, Jellypod can do just that. When you write your host's backstory you say that he is the main host, and if that's you, then you clone your voice with Jellypod's voice cloner and create the other host with their voice designer, writing in the backsstory that they are the guest. Hope that helps.

[@idanvivante3452]

10:35 - isn't that Jon Irenicus?😄

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

haha could be!

[@naturalbodywellness3539]

Awesome video ❤🎉

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Glad you liked it!!

[@kingofcleandc]

Are we able to have 3 hosts on one podcast? If so I think it’s a great idea.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

What a good question.. I haven't tried that! I'll test it right now.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

ok just checked - max hosts is 2!

[@LivingSuccess247]

Which Jellypod plan did you demo?

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Hi, it was the standard plan.

[@tfokeefe]

Can we put in a notebooklm podcast wav file without disturbing the script content so that we can use the voices in jellypod instead of notebooklm's

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your question. No you can't do that but I will suggest it to the Jellypod guys. Regards.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Here's Jellypod's reply: "You can add wav files as a source, but not as a word for word script. A big part of our value is host, narrative, and script customization." Hope that helps, Jonathan.

[@ChristiaanRoest79]

Seems like a great tool. But i am not interesting in the podcast part. Only use notebook lm for research.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Fair enough! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@ChristiaanRoest79]

Your welcome. Lets hope Notebook LM gets more voice languages though.​@@Jonathans-HubJam

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

I suppose it will..

[@williamgordon3479]

great video and instructions , pity it costs so much not everyone can afford $30 a month

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for watching and commenting. I will send your feedback to Jellypod. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@kingofcleandc]

I think $30 monthly is good since you can get monetized on Spotify.

[@jonathanrice2568]

Good point!

[@yoagcur]

@@kingofcleandc Good luck with that! "Spotify pays podcasters based on a per-listen basis. For every 1,000 streams or downloads, creators earn an average of $0.004 to $0.008"

[@rehdogg]

It’s a bit pricey for me. I’m gonna stick with Notebook LM.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

This is what Jellypod said about cost: "Cost is a tough one, but we're doing our best. We hope that with the functionality that we launch over the next couple weeks, cost won't really be a factor." I may well post a new video about their new upadates.. Regards.

[@PursueLearning]

I have the same concern. It’s way too expensive at the moment - especially if you are starting out creating podcasts. I would expect to release one weekly but if you had a 30 min episode, say, that would cost 1800 credits (round up to 2000). That’s almost your monthly credit allowance used up on the US$280 annual sub. To do a weekly podcast you’d need the US$560 per year, which is too much. Especially in non-US countries like NZ where the subs are NZ$500 and NZ$1000 respectively. This means it’s really for those who already have a podcast that is monetised and who now want to spend less time creating the podcasts…

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Yes I see your point. Jellypod say that they are planning such good improvements to their service that price shouldn't be an issue. When these improvements come I will be sure to make another video about them. Regards, Jonathan.

[@getsmartereveryday1409]

Can there be more than two voices talking in a podcast? Say 3 or 4 people talking?

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment. At this time only two. I will send them your question as a suggestion. Regards, Jonathan.

[@fernandodiaz8231]

Does this solution work in other language?. For instance: Spanish.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Hi and thanks for your comment. Just as I was publishing this video, Jellypod announced that they've added languages. Shame that didn't make it into this video. If you go to their site and go to the "Changelog" tab, you'll see their announcement about it. Here's a link: www.hubjam.net/discover/jellypod/ If you read it, it says it doesn't translate, but instead writes from scratch in your chosen language. If you try it out PLEASE let me know how it goes. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@MrOikos2012]

​@Jonathans-HubJam no Spanish!???? Shame on you!!!!😮

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

@ yes there is Spanish!

[@sionsmith]

Do they have an api?

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

I'll ask them!

[@sionsmith]

I can reverse engineer it if not

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Here's Jellypod's. reply: "An API is currently under development. Feel free to reach out if you’d like to be a part of the process. Message our website chat or email [e-mail]" Hope that helps, Jonathan.

[@UpliftingAfrica]

Notebook is free and still beats this!

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

It's free and may beat Jellypod on natural sounding conversation but doesn't beat it as an ai podcast creation tool, if you want control over the script and the voices. But if Notebook is enough then that's perfect. Regards, Jonathan.

[@kingofcleandc]

I was working on something like this, now you have it complete I will use yours instead. I was having issues with my voices sounding human-like. I will use this as my only podcast platform. Thanks. 🎉🎉🎉

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment. That's very interesting that you were working on something similar. Jellypod has integrated with Eleven Labs for its voices, at least up till now. Regards.

[@TheTraderGuy]

Sarah Haynes sounds a bit robotic and rushed.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment and feedback. I have been mentioning this to Jellypod and they just replied to me the following: "Great feedback! The naturalness is only getting better and we hope to take a big step forward this month."

[@supernerdinc5214]

The male voice is ok. The female voice doesn't sound natural at all. This is my big issue with most of the voice generators available. They miss inflection, humor and most of what makes it sound authentic. That is the strength of OpenAI Voice and the voices in NotebookLM. As far as I understand right now authentic voices just aren't available yet.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your feedback. Jellypod say they're bringing a big upgrade to voice quality this month - keep posted! Regards, Jonathan.

[@JackNorthrup]

Free is an important word and Google notebooklm is free

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Yes, however some people feel they want more control and are willing to pay. But if Notebook does what you want it to then of course there's no reason to pay. Regards.

[@stefysimon1402]

Notebook LM is free to use, my friend 👍 Jellypod is quite pricey 👎

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment. Yes absolutely, Notebook LM is free and an amazing tool, but not designed for podcasts. Some of my audience said they wish they could use ai to make podcasts with the voices of their choice and more control over the content, and then Jellypod came along to scratch that itch. For some people it's worth the cost. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@stefysimon1402]

@ Hey Jonathan, while I can agree that Jellypod might have the edge for podcast creation, saying it leaves NotebookLM 'in the dust' is quite the stretch! 😄 NotebookLM is like a Swiss Army knife of AI tools that can do countless things Jellypod can only dream about. Each tool has its superpower - it's like comparing a specialized sports car to a versatile SUV that can handle any terrain. Both are great, just... different! 😉 Best! Stefano

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

of course you're right, I was only comparing it on the podcast creation front, which is what Jellypod was designed for. I know from previous viewer's comments about Notebook that a lot of people were taking the dialogue and creating podcasts from it, but were frustrated with the lack of control over the content and the voices (there are more now than then, but still limited). Then Jellypod appeared, a brand new tool, designed exactly to scratch that itch. Notebook is amazing, and will continue to bring out amazing new features, no disrespect to Notebook meant! I still intend to do a video on Notebook's features actually.. Best regards, Jonathan.

[@MrOikos2012]

😂😂 great argument❤❤❤

[@MrOikos2012]

​@stefanosimonetti1306😅great argument

[@greendsnow]

You'll soon need Ai listeners

[@kleber1983]

Is it free tho?

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for watching and commenting. It's not free I'm afraid. I wish. If I find a free equivalent (doubtful) I will let you know. I do mention in the video that it is paid. Best regards.

[@nightmisterio]

So it's paid?

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Hi, yes it is paid. I put the pricing plans on screen towards the end of the video. If I find anything similar that's free I'll certainly let everyone know. Doubtful though. Regards.

[@cpwyou]

Seems odd. The male voice seems to be more natural than the female voice

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your feedback. Jellypod say they are bringing out a big improvement in the voices this month. Regards, Jonathan.

[@mfurmyr]

Not Norwegian.😢

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

It seems you are right, sorry. Thanks for watching.

[@UniteAmericaUnite]

The free version only lets you upload 3 sources. What a joke. I’ll stick with Notebook LM.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

That's certainly way less sources than Notebook for sure. Although that may change. Regards.

[@billmakatowicz8603]

I’m sorry, but these voices all sounds plastic. And if you didn’t know, those voices weren’t made they are voices that I heard 1000 times online. The challenge is to make it sound like a human speaking and this is far from that. It does sound like something has been recorded with a script. This technology is no point using if it doesn’t sound real because nobody will listen to that as soon as you hear that robotic voice, you’re gonna turn it off.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

thanks for your feedback, I double checked with Jellypod and they confirmed their voice designer makes unique voices. I. believe it's like the Eleven Labs voice designer (without the backstory part). Yes, natural sounding speech isn't 100% there yet, and Notebook does have the edge there, although that also has some ai quirks from time to time. Anyway Jellypod say to expect a big jump in voice quality this month. I'll keep you posted. Regards, Jonathan.

[@billmakatowicz8603]

@ the first voice you showed from that studio or magic studio is from 11 labs. I hear that every day in advertisement around KZbin it’s one of the most famous voices in AI voice history used by the most people. Of course, technically it could be that they changed some frequencies in that voice and called it their own, but it’s the same voice.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

ok I know that the voice library in Jellypod uses Eleven Labs voices. The voices that I showed in the magic voice design were first of all Diana Carter, then the NY business guy, then the wizard, (actually we heard 3 options for each of those), then the voice I created for Sarah. I believe the first one was Diana, but if you mean once I got underway creating the two hosts, then yes, the first voice was Matthew who is from the voice library, who is indeed an Eleven Labs voice, as are all the voices in the Jellypod voice library. Is that the one you mean? the British male voice I used for Matthew? Regards.

[@IanPritchard]

Most of those voices are obviously AI.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your comment and your opinion. Actually Jellypod told me yesterday that they will be making a significant improvement to the naturality of the hosts this month.

[@IanPritchard]

​@@Jonathans-HubJam that is welcome news. Thankyou for bringing this tool to our attention.

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

A pleasure!

[@cameronyking]

Like this comment if you want me to build an open source clone of JellyPod

[@veed3]

"his" voice is alright but "hers" sound so mechanical and robotic, no intonation at all. Anyway as a side not, can't wait for the day when you will just open an app, type whatever interests you and the app will spit out podcasts for you in seconds so anyone anywhere can create their podcasts how they like them!

[@williammorgan6639]

The female sounds A I

[@Jonathans-HubJam]

Thanks for your feedback.