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Category: Podcast Show Notes
Episode 6—Our favorite advice for writers
We share our favorite advice for writers and why it impacted our own writing journeys. Read more
You can know when to stop revising (Episode 5)
David Lynch uses a stick, but how else can you judge your own writing? We talked about thinking-feelings, getting feedback, and other ways we can know our work is finished. Read more
Our Wildest Dreams (Afterthoughts 1)
We respond to our earlier Call to Action—If money and training were no object, what would you do? As Emily said, “We have so much to say, we can’t contain it to an hour…” And Jon Meyers apparently can contain himself inside the camera frame! Esai Morales clip courtesy of the amazing Vicki Abelson. You… Read more
Episode 4—Prioritize writing: We react to a Michael Jamin video
In episode 1, we argued that having hobbies enhances your writing and your life. Screenwriter Michael Jamin, who worked on King of the Hill among others, has a difference perspective: Writers should devote their free time to their craft. So we decided to talk about! Read more
Episode 3—A conversation with Bob Sáenz on networking
We were honored to have Bob Sáenz as our first guest on the podcast to talk about networking and embracing imposter syndrome! Bob Sáenz is a screenwriter whose work includes: CHURCH PEOPLE (Shaw 2021), A DASH OF CHRISTMAS (Dunne 2023), and THE CHRISTMAS YULE BLOG (Hawthorn Doyle 2020) Find the Jon Meyers name drop! He is… Read more
Episode 2 — Drawing on the past: How every moment has prepared you for now
For artists, there is no wasted time. In this episode, we talk about how everything you have experienced has brought you to where you are now. Read more
Episode 1: How hobbies enhance your writing (and your life)
How having a hobby inspires unique writing ideas. In this episode, we talk about the importance of non-writing hobbies and interests for inspiring unique ideas. Read more
Episode 0—Who, what, when, and (more than sometimes) why
Try as they might, Emily Brooks and Jon Meyers can’t fully explain this podcast without your involvement. Read more