Gonzalo Deleón

🎧 How I went from "podcast hoarder" to actually LEARNING from 100+ episodes/month We need to talk about the podcast problem nobody mentions. You're subscribed to 47 podcasts. Your "Listen Later" list has 200+ episodes. You save every episode that sounds interesting, promising yourself you'll "get to it later." But here's the brutal truth: You're collecting content, not consuming knowledge. I was exactly the same. Until I discovered something that completely changed how I consume podcasts. Let me explain... The 3-Hour Problem Average podcast episode: 60 minutes Episodes you want to listen to: 20+ per week Time you actually have: Maybe 5 hours/week Do the math. You're losing 15+ hours of potential insights every single week. Worse? Even when you DO listen to that amazing 3-hour Joe Rogan episode, you remember maybe 10% of it. That golden insight about productivity? Gone. That book recommendation? Forgotten. That business strategy? Lost forever. Enter: Podwise.ai I'm not exaggerating when I say this tool changed my entire relationship with podcasts. Here's what it does: Instead of listening to a 2-hour podcast, I get: → AI-powered summaries in minutes → Complete outlines of key topics → Mind maps visualizing connections → Instant Q&A (ask anything about the episode) → Timestamped highlights I can jump to But here's where it gets REALLY interesting... The "Ask Anything" Feature Remember that Tim Ferriss episode about investing? Instead of re-listening for 2 hours to find that ONE tip, I just ask: "What did the guest say about portfolio diversification?" BOOM. Instant answer with timestamp. It's like having a conversation with the podcast itself. Real Use Case (This Week) I wanted to learn about AI startups. So I: 1. Queued up 15 relevant episodes (30+ hours of content) 2. Ran them through Podwise 3. Got structured insights in under an hour 4. Asked follow-up questions to go deeper 5. Exported key points to my Notion From 30 hours → 1 hour. Same knowledge. Better retention. The Language Barrier? SOLVED Found an incredible Japanese podcast about robotics but don't speak Japanese? Podwise translates it. Instantly. Supports: 🇬🇧 🇨🇳 🇯🇵 🇰🇷 🇪🇸 🇩🇪 🇫🇷 🇵🇹 You now have access to the world's best content, regardless of language. My Favorite Feature: Knowledge Integration Export everything to: → Notion (my second brain) → Readwise (spaced repetition) → Obsidian (knowledge graphs) → Logseq (daily notes) Your podcast insights don't just disappear. They become PART of your knowledge system. The Mobile Experience This isn't some clunky desktop-only tool. Full iOS app. Android APK. Mobile-optimized web. I process podcasts on my morning commute, export to Notion, and reference them during work. Seamless. Pricing That Actually Makes Sense FREE plan: 4 AI-enhanced episodes/month (perfect to test it) Standard ($5.90/mo): 20 episodes/month + unlimited AI chat Pro ($11.90/mo): 50 episodes/month + unlimited everything Compare that to: Audible ($15/mo for basically one book) This gives you access to THOUSANDS of podcasts with AI superpowers. Who Is This For? You should try Podwise if you: → Want to learn faster without "more time" → Listen to 5+ podcasts regularly → Struggle to remember podcast content → Build a second brain / PKM system → Consume content in multiple languages → Value your time at more than $6/month My Results After 3 Months: Before Podwise: • Listened to ~8 episodes/month • Retained maybe 10% of content • No system for reviewing insights • "Podcast anxiety" from backlog After Podwise: • Process 40+ episodes/month • Retain 70%+ through summaries + exports • Integrated knowledge system • Actually excited about my queue The Bottom Line Time is your most valuable asset. Podwise doesn't make you "consume more content." It makes you LEARN MORE from the content you already want to consume. It's the difference between: → Hoarding vs. Learning → Listening vs. Understanding → Forgetting vs. Building Knowledge If you value your time and you listen to podcasts, this is a no-brainer. Try it free: podwise.ai 69,000+ users are already learning smarter. Join them.