YourTalks vs Read60

Listen to every podcast on YourTalks free. Unlimited, on every plan, forever. Then make your own. Type or say what you're curious about — anything from "why do we dream" to "the history of coffee" — and YourTalks researches it, writes a conversation between two hosts, and produces studio-quality audio you can start playing in about a minute. RESEARCHED, NOT GUESSED Every episode is built from real sources — academic institutions, government sites, established publications — and every one is listed and linked inside the app. Tap any source to see exactly where the information came from. TWO HOSTS, A REAL CONVERSATION Atlas and Nova explain, push back, and build on each other, so it plays like a show you'd subscribe to instead of a robot reading an article aloud. FOLLOW ALONG A word-synced transcript highlights as the hosts speak. Tap any line to jump to that moment. Chapters let you skip around longer episodes. LISTEN ANYWHERE Download for offline listening on flights and subways. Background audio, lock-screen controls, and playback speed from 0.5x to 3x. DISCOVER Browse the community feed to hear episodes other people have made. Like, comment, bookmark, and share what you find. Listening never uses any of your minutes. PLANS - Creator Lite (free): unlimited listening, plus 20 minutes of your own podcasts every month, episodes up to 5 minutes - Creator Pro ($9.99/month or $99/year): 100 minutes a month, episodes up to 30 minutes, private episodes - Creator Elite ($19.99/month or $199/year): 250 minutes a month, episodes up to 30 minutes, private episodes, priority generation, early access Need more? A 60-minute top-up is $4.99 and never expires. Minutes are used only when you create an episode. Listening is always unlimited and free. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage subscriptions in Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. Terms of Use: https://yourtalks.ai/terms Privacy Policy: https://yourtalks.ai/privacy

Read60 turns the day's news into sharp, self-contained 60-word cards, checked before publish, and always linked to the full story when you want to go deeper.