Pull Up a Chair: Introducing the Vox Meditantis Podcast

Published by

Bob Lynn

13/05/2026

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Pull Up a Chair: Introducing the Vox Meditantis Podcast

I’ve always loved the idea of a cozy book club. There’s something special about sitting down and really chewing over a story or a concept with someone else. So, I’ve decided to bring that same energy to Vox Meditantis through a bit of mixed-media experimentation.

I’m excited to announce a new podcast series that accompanies my writing. Using NotebookLM, I’ve created audio overviews where two hosts dive into my blog posts. It isn’t just a dry summary. Instead, they discuss the themes and ideas as if they’ve just finished reading the latest post for their book club.

What to Expect

The podcast will be a mix of the old and the new:

Fresh Content: I’ll be releasing audio discussions alongside my newest blog posts.
From the Archives: We will also be digging back into the archives to give some of my older pieces the “book club” treatment.

Whether it is a deep dive into the physics of love, a psychological look at Peter Pan, or a bit of imperial history, these episodes offer a different way to engage with the stories. I hope this adds a little something extra to your experience here and gives you a new perspective on the topics I’m exploring.

How to Listen

You can find the podcast at the links below:

Moving forward, I’ll be including a link to the specific audio overview at the end of every new post. If you don’t have the time to read or just fancy a listen while you’re on the go, the hosts have you covered.

I’d love to hear what you think of this new format. Grab a cup of tea, hit play, and let’s get into it.

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2 responses to “Pull Up a Chair: Introducing the Vox Meditantis Podcast”

kwholley63

14/05/2026

I think this is very cool and I kicked around this idea for awhile. I was just not sure what to do yet. NotebookLLM is a very cool tool. I will check them out. Good luck with the project.

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1. Bob Lynn
  
  14/05/2026
  
  Thank you, Kevin! It’s definitely worth experimenting with. One of the things I’ve found most impressive about NotebookLM is its ability to handle hundreds of sources at once within a single project.
  
  Because it manages that volume so well, I’ve actually used it to produce a retrospective of some of my earlier writing, including poetry collections and multi-part stories. It’s been a great way to tie those older threads together. I appreciate the luck and hope you find the tool as useful as I have!
  
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