A new way to "read" ETA content on the go

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April 05, 2025

by a searcher from University of Cambridge in Nashville, TN, USA

I wanted to share a tool I’ve recently been using that’s made it way easier to absorb more ETA content while on the go. Audioread, it basically turns any article, PDF, or webpage into a natural-sounding audio file you can listen to like a podcast on your streaming platform ( I use Spotify, but I believe it works with others as well).
I’ve been using it to go through some of the deeper-dive resources in the ETA space like the Yale SOM articles and Jim Sharpe’s blog. It's been great to help supplement the existing ETA podcasts, or go deeper on a specific topic while I am driving or outside running and looking to squeeze a little more learning into my day.

I also found out that Ryan, the CEO of Audioread, is an acquisition entrepreneur himself and he purchased the company last year. I don’t think he bought the company with the searchfund community in mind, but since it’s been helpful for me as a searcher, I figured it might be helpful for others here too.

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from University of Cambridge in Nashville, TN, USA
Let me know if anybody else can think of any other collections of articles or ETA information that might be helpful to listen to.
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from New York University in New Jersey, USA
Interesting - thanks, Daniel.
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