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I’ve recently gotten into podcasts, and they’ve quickly become my favorite way to learn. Two experts diving into a deep conversation, and suddenly, you’re learning something brand-new in real-time. But to be fair, whenever I tried to listen at the gym or in the background while working, it was entertaining, but I often found myself forgetting key insights or struggling to put what I learned into practice.
Enter Granola.ai — a total game changer. It's a Mac app that takes notes while you listen (PC coming soon). Unlike older tools that rely on meeting recordings, Granola works directly with transcripts, making it faster and more privacy-friendly. It does not record or save audio of any point during the call.
And, it doesn’t stop there — it lets you chat with your notes later to dig deeper or clarify what you missed. Now, I can “watch” podcasts like What Now by Trevor Noah or The Diary of a CEO while working and let Granola create detailed notes for me to review.
Here’s how I make it work:
Open Granola, start a new note, and play your podcast on YouTube at 1.4x speed — quick enough to stay engaging.
Let Granola work its magic — generate notes, copy them into my knowledge base, and review, which takes a couple minutes.
When I have questions, I just ask Granola, update my notes, and reflect.
The magic of Granola? It’s completely transformed how I listen to podcasts — turning passive listening into actionable learning. For example, I recently used insights from a podcast to rethink how I set my 2025 goals — and it’s already making a difference.
And now, after listening to each podcast, I pause to ask myself: “What’s a 1% change I can make based on this conversation?” Those little takeaways are adding up.
👉 Check it out here: Granola.ai
👉 A few recent Granola notes in my library:
Trevor Noah: My Depression Was Linked to ADHD! Why I Left The Daily Show
Simon Sinek: Trevor Noah Makes My Brain Hurt | A Bit of Optimism Podcast
Andrew Huberman: You Must Control Your Dopamine! The Shocking Truth Behind Cold Showers
What's one podcast that's changed the way you think? Let’s trade notes and grow our digital libraries together.
I pebble you,
Ankit
"I Pebble You" is a heartfelt collection of thoughtful moments — articles, memes, videos, and insights —that spark joy and connection. Inspired by how penguins gift pebbles to their loved ones, it’s a space to pause, reflect, and share. Subscribe to receive these meaningful pebbles in your inbox, and add your own to help build something bigger — because together, we create more thoughtful connections.
👉 Read the previous pebble "I Pebble You"
I’ve recently gotten into podcasts, and they’ve quickly become my favorite way to learn. Two experts diving into a deep conversation, and suddenly, you’re learning something brand-new in real-time. But to be fair, whenever I tried to listen at the gym or in the background while working, it was entertaining, but I often found myself forgetting key insights or struggling to put what I learned into practice.
Enter Granola.ai — a total game changer. It's a Mac app that takes notes while you listen (PC coming soon). Unlike older tools that rely on meeting recordings, Granola works directly with transcripts, making it faster and more privacy-friendly. It does not record or save audio of any point during the call.
And, it doesn’t stop there — it lets you chat with your notes later to dig deeper or clarify what you missed. Now, I can “watch” podcasts like What Now by Trevor Noah or The Diary of a CEO while working and let Granola create detailed notes for me to review.
Here’s how I make it work:
Open Granola, start a new note, and play your podcast on YouTube at 1.4x speed — quick enough to stay engaging.
Let Granola work its magic — generate notes, copy them into my knowledge base, and review, which takes a couple minutes.
When I have questions, I just ask Granola, update my notes, and reflect.
The magic of Granola? It’s completely transformed how I listen to podcasts — turning passive listening into actionable learning. For example, I recently used insights from a podcast to rethink how I set my 2025 goals — and it’s already making a difference.
And now, after listening to each podcast, I pause to ask myself: “What’s a 1% change I can make based on this conversation?” Those little takeaways are adding up.
👉 Check it out here: Granola.ai
👉 A few recent Granola notes in my library:
Trevor Noah: My Depression Was Linked to ADHD! Why I Left The Daily Show
Simon Sinek: Trevor Noah Makes My Brain Hurt | A Bit of Optimism Podcast
Andrew Huberman: You Must Control Your Dopamine! The Shocking Truth Behind Cold Showers
What's one podcast that's changed the way you think? Let’s trade notes and grow our digital libraries together.
I pebble you,
Ankit
"I Pebble You" is a heartfelt collection of thoughtful moments — articles, memes, videos, and insights —that spark joy and connection. Inspired by how penguins gift pebbles to their loved ones, it’s a space to pause, reflect, and share. Subscribe to receive these meaningful pebbles in your inbox, and add your own to help build something bigger — because together, we create more thoughtful connections.
👉 Read the previous pebble "I Pebble You"
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