TL;DR
What did Roey Granot (@RoeyGranot) use ChatGPT for?
A serial entrepreneur built a simple pipeline for a podcast aimed at kids ages 5 to 10: he picks a child's question, ChatGPT writes the script from his prompts, NotebookLM turns it into audio with two AI hosts, and he checks it before publishing. He has made more than 40 episodes this way. He notes the show does not have many listeners yet, so he has now started handing its marketing to AI agents.
What they did
For each episode he picks a question a kid might ask. ChatGPT, using his own prompts, writes the script, and NotebookLM turns the script into audio with two AI hosts. He checks each episode and publishes it.
How it went
He has made more than 40 episodes this way. He notes the show does not have many listeners yet, so he has now started handing its marketing to AI agents.
Worth knowing
- Making episodes was the easy part; finding listeners was not. Check every script for accuracy before it reaches kids, and listen to the full audio, since AI hosts can add or garble details.
- Price check: ChatGPT: free plan; Go: US$8/month (checked Nov 1, 2026).
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Try it yourself
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Write a 6-minute podcast script answering this question from a 7-year-old: [question]. Use two friendly hosts, simple words, one surprising fact, one easy experiment kids can try at home with an adult, and a short recap at the end. Keep every fact accurate and list the sources you relied on.
Original post
See Roey Granot (@RoeyGranot)'s original post on X → (Oct 29, 2026)
Sources
- Roey Granot (@RoeyGranot) on X, Oct 29, 2026 — the original post
- ChatGPT pricing — checked Nov 1, 2026