How to Listen to Your Pocket Articles as a Podcast

You have 347 articles saved in Pocket. You’ll never read them. Here’s what to do instead.

The Quick Answer

Connect your Pocket to audiclip. Each morning, your recently saved articles become a podcast — two AI hosts discuss the highlights. You finally “read” those articles. While commuting.

The Pocket Problem

Pocket is the best read-later app ever built. It’s also the best guilt-generation app ever built. The average Pocket user has 200+ saved articles. Research shows 73% of saved articles are never read.

The problem isn’t willpower. It’s format. You save articles during the day when you’re busy. You never have a focused 20-minute block to read them later. But you do have 20 minutes of commute, cooking, or walking.

Option 1: audiclip (Recommended)

audiclip integrates with Pocket. Your saved articles automatically become podcast episodes.

How it works:

Save articles to Pocket like you normally do
audiclip picks up your recent saves
Each morning, AI hosts turn them into one podcast
Listen in any podcast app via RSS

Why it works: You don’t change any habits. Keep saving to Pocket. audiclip handles the rest. Instead of a growing list of unread articles, you get a daily podcast that covers what you saved.

Option 2: Pocket’s Built-in Listen Feature

Pocket has a “Listen” feature that reads articles aloud using text-to-speech. It reads one article at a time in a synthetic voice. Functional but not enjoyable — it reads every word including boilerplate, and there’s no discussion or summarization.

Option 3: Manually Upload to NotebookLM

You can copy-paste article text into Google NotebookLM and generate a podcast. This works but requires manual effort for each article. If you save 5 articles a day, that’s a lot of copy-pasting.

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#The Quick Answer

#The Pocket Problem

#Option 1: audiclip (Recommended)

#Option 2: Pocket’s Built-in Listen Feature

#Option 3: Manually Upload to NotebookLM