Beste Write Voice podcaster (2024)

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Is That Really You God? | Ep. 165 22:42

3M ago22:42

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It’s been two years, two months, and 15 days since I last recorded an episode of the J. B. Sisam Show. A lot has transpired over the last two years and this episode is a fill-you-in episode where I have been asking myself the question… Is that really you God? This one question comes from a book titled the same by the late minister, Lorren Cunningha…

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Where I’ve Been 11:51

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It’s been more than two years since I last posted an episode to this show. Here’s a little update about where I’ve been and what I’m doing now.Av Allison Fallon

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Don’t live by other’s expectations of you. | Ep. 164 26:32

2+ y ago26:32

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We all have people in our lives who try and place their unwanted expectations of who they think you should be on you. It’s hard enough to try and determine who we think we are, let alone seeing someone else tell us who they think we are. In today’s episode, we’re going to unpack what it means to truly discover who you are, how to ward off those unw…

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Ten Effective Time Management Tips | Ep. 163 36:37

2+ y ago36:37

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Have you ever thought to yourself that there aren’t enough hours in the day, or felt overwhelmed at the tasks facing you? If you have, this podcast episode can help you! I open up about how I handle my time management and offer some of my favorite tips to helping you take your leadership to the next level by showing what I do on a daily basis in my…

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Write with Excellence to Glorify God | Ep. 162 22:16

2+ y ago22:16

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We are called to do everything for the glory of God. Everything we do should be done with excellence. I’m not talking about perfection, because no one is perfect. But we should do everything for God’s glory. In this episode I talk about how our job is to show the world Jesus through the words that we write and the story that’s in our heart. Philipp…

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The Fastest Way to Achieving Your Goals. | Ep. 161 37:09

2+ y ago37:09

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Have you ever set a Goal before and then failed to achieve that goal? Goals don’t get accomplished on their own. They take work and a set of specific plans to make them become a reality. In this week’s episode I talk about the fastest way to achieving your goals by not overlooking the other part, creating a plan! Without a solid working plan your g…

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Josh Harris on publishing regret and how to keep writing 39:47

2+ y ago39:47

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Have you ever voiced an idea or opinion, and then wished you could take it back? As people who like sharing our stories with the world, we've likely all said or written something that we wish we hadn't. Our opinion changed, or we realized how we negatively influenced others. When this happens, it's tempting to wonder if sharing our stories is worth…

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My Favorite Self-Editing Methods | Ep. 160 32:07

3y ago32:07

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You’ve finished your manuscript; congratulations, but now the hard part begins, the dreaded self-editing. It’s one of those necessary evils that halt you in your steps to becoming a published author. But should it be that way? If you’re like me, you finish your manuscript and now the daunting task of editing that work lies ahead, ready to send you …

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Thad Cockrell: When is my Big Break? 48:30

3y ago48:30

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Have you ever asked, "When is my big break?" Thad has been a musician for years, and he was about to move on in his life when he got a call from Jimmy Fallon. This episode Thad shares how he, an artist who was about to stop making music, got onto Jimmy Fallon, the Today Show, and spoke to millions with his music. Art transforms us, and it transform…

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Should I Write Every Day? | Ep. 159 43:04

3y ago43:04

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At the beginning of this episode, I accidentally called it episode 158, but this is actually 159. So don’t get confused, I goofed on that one! We often believe that we should write only when we’re inspired to put something down. I get it, it’s easy, it’s what’s the norm, but is it the right thing to do? In today’s episode, I talk about why you shou…

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Caroline Cook: When is Your Window to Write? 43:05

3y ago43:05

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When is the right time to publish? And, can a “normal” (and busy) person like me actually write a book? Writer, speaker, teacher Caroline Cook has always seen herself as a writer, but the time was never quite right. Caroline is a regular person, with a job and with kids and with lots of responsibilities on her plate. Now, as her kids start leaving …

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4 Secrets to Writing Your Book | Ep. 158 31:54

3y ago31:54

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There are two types of writers: you are either a writer who’s serious about your craft, or you get nothing finished. In today’s episode I talk about a Tik-Tok video I recorded about the 4 secrets to writing a book and how to be successful at that one task. Here are the four secrets: SECRET #1: Know what tyou desire to write. What is the message beh…

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Memoir: How to write about the people who hurt you 28:19

3y ago28:19

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Everyone has that one person (or people) in their lives: the people who have made life difficult. They might be loved, hated, or just inconveniently around, and you might find it hard to write about them honestly. How do you write about the people who have hurt you? In this episode, author and writing coach Allison Fallon covers: The narrative role…

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Why Should I Switch to Scrivener? | Ep. 157 41:15

3y ago41:15

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Scrivener is a powerful tool that can help you take your writing to the next level. But why should I desire to switch from Microsoft Word to using Scrivener for all my writing? In today’s episode I open up about my experience with using Scrivener to write all kinds of different types of work. From books to collaborations, from blog posts to magazin…

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Julie Broad on the surprising advantages of self publishing 42:01

3y ago42:01

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If you're writing a book for the first time, chances are you're hoping to traditionally publish. What most first-time authors don't know is that there are several paths to publishing success out there, and self publishing is actually quite common (and can be quite profitable). In this episode, author and writing coach Allison Fallon talks with Juli…

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Alexander Fields: Ask a literary agent 43:22

3y ago43:22

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One of the top questions we get here at Find Your Voice is: "How do I find a literary agent?" On this episode, we talk with literary agent Alexander Fields about everything publishing related! Listen to learn: What a literary agent is and what they do What to do before reaching out to an agent How to reach out to an agent Website: thebinderyagency.…

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How Do I Know What to Write? (Ep. 156) 37:29

3y ago37:29

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Blinking cursors are the bane of the writing life. Yet, how many times do we sit down and have zero clue what to write? How do we know what we should write and who our message is for? In today’s episode, we’re talking about how to push past our own insecurities and face the unknown, and write the message God has placed in our heart. It’s something …

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Meredith Heller: Poetry as a lifeline 39:57

3y ago39:57

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What do you think of when you hear the word "poetry"? Maybe "difficult" or "boring"? But what about "lifeline"? Meredith Heller is a California-based poet, singer-songwriter, and author of Write a Poem, Save Your Life. But, more importantly, she was once a teen facing devastating life experiences, who found in writing a way through her pain. In thi…

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Self-Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing 28:37

3y ago28:37

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Not sure if you should self-publish or go for a traditional contract? Author and expert writing coach Allison Fallon debunks the myth that self-publishing is a B-level option. In this episode, she covers the major differences between the two most common publishing paths, highlights the strengths and drawbacks of each approach, and gives you the que…

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How Do You Change Your Belief Pattern? | Ep. 155 50:42

3y ago50:42

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We all have dreams, hopes, desires, and visions for our life. We ask questions, we seek advice, attend seminars, but really, the answer for what the future holds is already deep inside your soul. In today’s episode I want to talk about our belief patterns and how they shape our lives. How we think is how we’ll act. No matter if we’re using negative…

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Jill Phillips: how to turn memories into memoir 40:14

3y ago40:14

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Av Allison Fallon

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Why You Should Attend a Writer’s Conference (Ep. 154) 42:59

3y ago42:59

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Writing is a lonely sport. We sit at a desk, typing away at our keyboard, alone with our thoughts, and a big cup of coffee. That’s my experience when it comes to writing. I sit and think, wondering how I can take my craft to the next level, while trying to finish my next book. In today’s episode, I’m talking about the writer’s conference I attended…

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FYV Staff Picks: Summer Reads with Substance 32:22

3y ago32:22

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We're all about summer beach reads—but we also know that not everyone is looking for light poolside distraction. For those of you wanting a book with more substance this summer, our FYV Director of Operations, Ashley Scoby, has five recommendations. Ashley's background in is journalism and sportswriting. She’s written about Olympic athletes, covere…

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Kirbee Miller on Writing While Balancing it All 47:00

3y ago47:00

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If you've ever thought, "I want to write a book, but I'm not sure if I have time for it," then may we introduce you to Kirbee Miller. Kirbee Miller is a multi-passionate person: She's an entrepreneur, founder of KiNiMi Kitchen. She works in the corporate world, and she's intentional about working creativity into her life. Juggling relationships, re…

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Shari Medini: Writing a Book with Your Friend 42:43

3y ago42:43

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So many people write to support their business and bolster their credibility. Sometimes, that book is a group project. Writing a book with another person: does it lighten the workload or create "too many cooks in the kitchen"? Shari Medini and Karissa Tunis are co-authors and co-owners of AdoreThemParenting.com. Between both mothers, they have six …

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Living your Dream with Purpose (Ep. 153) 38:55

3y ago38:55

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We all desire to leave a lasting legacy, something that will outlive our earthly life. But discovering that purpose is something few find and rarely invest their time into living their life on purpose. Being willing to do what it takes to stop dreaming about your purpose, and actually doing something about making a difference in the world. We live …

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How to Overcome Writers Block and Other Secrets of the Creative Life 22:19

3y ago22:19

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Have you ever started a creative project and somewhere along the way become ... stuck? Creative block is part of the process. And we're curious how everyone deals with it. This episode, author and writing coach Allison Fallon asks, "What do you do when you get stuck in your writing or in life?" We get lots of different answers: everything from phys…

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Mary Marantz: How do I make my story interesting? 49:10

3y ago49:10

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If you have a dream of writing a personal story, but worry that your story isn't interesting, this episode is for you. Author, podcaster, and public speaker Mary Marantz covers two insecurities that keep writers from getting started, how to write about complicated people in our stories, and how to make a personal story appeal to others. Keep listen…

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Amy Young on the Gift of Burnout 47:34

3y ago47:34

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So many of us are burnt out: but, for some of us, it's not our fault. We've been led to believe lies about what we need or what we should be — and it has us running in circles. Relationship coach and YouTuber Amy Young jumps on with Allison Fallon to discuss what keeps women restricted, and how to dismantle those lies and stand in your truth. amyyo…

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Free to Focus on Your Writing | Ep. 152 47:56

3y ago47:56

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Have you ever gone through your day and wondered, “What did I accomplish today?” If that’s you, don’t worry, the vast majority of individuals have the same feeling. They do so many things, and yet, stuff doesn’t get done. They’re constantly busy, but nothing happens on their mental priority list. Does that sound like you? In today’s episode, we’re …

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Seven Books Every Writer Should Own 25:23

3y ago25:23

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What books should I read as a writer? As writers, we owe a lot to other writers: they are the people who inspired us in the first place, and they are the ones who keep us writing. Author and writing coach Allison Fallon shares seven books she returns to when she's stuck, needs perspective, or is looking for encouragement. If you're a writer (or wan…

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Enuma Okoro: Writing as Soul Care 45:05

3y ago45:05

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If you've ever dreamt of having more than one writing desk, this episode is for you. Enuma Okoro is an award-winning author. Among many other places, her work has been featured in the NY Times and the Financial Times. On this episode, she shares her passion for the writing life and how the practice of writing is soul care. Listen for: what it means…

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Laura Tremaine: what to do when you feel alone 44:53

3y ago44:53

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If so many of us feel lonely, what keeps us from reaching out to other people? Laura Tremaine is host of the podcast 10 Things to Tell You and author of the book Share Your Stuff, I'll Go First.* With Allison Fallon, she discusses loneliness, moving to LA and the early days of blogging, and, most importantly, practical ways to connect with others. …

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How You Can Be The Hero of Your Own Story! | Ep. 151 39:23

3y ago39:23

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What is success? We often feel as if we don’t measure up to others and that they are more successful. We take the role of the victim and wonder who’s going to rescue us from our troubles. In today’s episode, We’re talking about how you can be the hero of your own story, how to stop playing the victim card and begin to find success in your family, m…

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Katie Gustafson on how the Enneagram helps us rewrite our stories 41:35

3y ago41:35

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You may have heard of the Enneagram: the personality typing system that we mention fairly frequently on this show. This episode, therapist and Enneagram coach Katie Gustafson gives an overview of the Enneagram and its connection to narrative. Katie says, "I believe your story is the most powerful tool you've got," and, with Allison Fallon, she disc…

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Ashley Abercrombie: So you're a ghostwriter? 48:15

3y ago48:15

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You may have heard the term “ghostwriter.” And you might have some questions. (So did the author write the book or not?) Not every author comes up with every sentence of their book. Many times, there’s a behind-the-scenes person (or team) involved. And it’s not as scandalous as it sounds. In this episode, writer (and ghostwriter) Allison Fallon int…

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Why you should write your life story even if no one reads it 22:29

3y ago22:29

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We all have our doubts. Maybe you want to write your story, but you're not sure: not sure it's worth the effort, not sure you want to publish. What if no one even wants to read it? Or maybe you definitely don't want to publish, but you have a story from your past that needs working out—a story you have questions about—and something is telling you t…

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Morgan Harper Nichols: wondering if your words connect 42:35

3y ago42:35

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Artist, poet, musician and author Morgan Harper Nichols' work has already touched so many people's lives—including ours! This episode, she shares about how she still gets nervous sharing new work with an audience (and how that's a good thing), the playlist she uses when she writes, and what is special to her about her latest book. She reflects on h…

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Am I Enough and Does My Voice Matter? | EP. 150 41:31

3y ago41:31

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It’s been 1 year since my last podcast episode, so let me ask you a question, am I enough and does my voice matter? I know it seems silly to ask this question when I’m talking about me, but what about you? Are you enough and does your message matter? In this episode, I talk about a burning question that’s been on my heart. How do we deal with the f…

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Sandie Spotts on Cultivating a Love of Reading in Young Kids 33:14

3y ago33:14

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So often, it's a childhood love of books and reading which inspires our own writing. But what makes a kid excited about reading and writing? How can we pass that on? The mentors in our early lives make a huge difference here. Listen in on Allison Fallon's conversation with an early mentor of her own, her mom, Sandie Spotts. Sandie is a lifelong edu…

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Sara Lewis on making your personal story public 49:55

3y ago49:55

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So many of us are so focused on getting our stories out there that we forget that becoming "known" has consequences. When you decide to publish (or share your story in any public way), what was once personal and private becomes open for discussion. People will have opinions on your story—and you might not like all of those opinions. When Sara Lewis…

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Elyse Murphy on advocating for yourself through your words 50:48

3y ago50:48

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Is there someone in your life trying to silence you? How do you fight for your voice when you are challenged, and what do you do when that resistance comes from someone close to you? As an author, speaker, and influencer, Elyse Murphy uses words for a living. But she knows what it's like to have someone suppress her voice: She and Ally both left ab…

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Five Myths About How Books Get Written 24:40

3y ago24:40

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Maybe you doubt if you really have what it takes to write a book. On this episode, Allison Fallon names five common myths about how books get written—misconceptions that SO many people have about this process. After debunking these myths, she reveals the truth. Listen to hear about the myth of the writer's retreat, the typewriter myth, and then wha…

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Melissa Joulwan on going against your audience to find your voice 47:05

3y ago47:05

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Is it worth writing even if no one will pay attention? Melissa wrote a best-selling cookbook back in the height of the Paleo movement called Well Fed. But now, ten years later, she wants to write about something new, and she's not sure her audience will follow. If you've ever struggled with having a "platform" or "audience" for your writing, today'…

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Amy Wolff on doing something in the face of hopelessness 48:33

3+ y ago48:33

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Sometimes, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. But what do we do when we feel hopeless? On this episode, author, speaking coach, and founder of the Don't Give Up Movement Amy Wolff speaks with us about mental health, writing, and how living a life of impact can start small. She brings "hope" out of the clouds and down to earth: naming it…

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Jessica Martindale: Can writing be therapy? 47:52

3+ y ago47:52

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As we approach the anniversary of the 2020 shutdown, we all need a place to process. Author and writing coach Allison Fallon often praises journaling as a tool for personal growth and a form of self-therapy. But what exactly are the parallels between writing and therapy? And when is it best to simply go to the professionals? Los Angeles Therapist J…

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Audrey Assad: On healing, creativity, and showing up as yourself 43:37

3+ y ago43:37

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There's no getting around it: over time, we change. As the world shifts and as you change with it, you might find that your creativity is what grounds you to yourself and what connects you to others too. This episode, Ally sits down with singer and songwriter Audrey Assad. She ask her about creativity as healing, her journey with writing, and her e…

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Mark McGuinness: Make your creativity your security 43:14

3+ y ago43:14

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Do you feel like you're living in an unstable world? (We sure do!) Today's guest, poet and a creative coach Mark McGuinness, outlines how we can find stability and assurance in our own creativity. Listen to this conversation to learn: how to use the unpredictability we live in to our advantage what to do instead of picking up your phone why to "for…

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Bunmi Laditan: writing (as a mother) in the margins of your day 52:17

3+ y ago52:17

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Mothers notoriously have no time in the day and no grace for themselves. Bunmi Laditan, writer and mother living in Quebec, Canada, does it differently. On today's episode, she shares about what a writing practice has meant for her, as a mother. She calls writing her nonjudgmental friend and encourages all writers (and mothers) that they are not al…

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John White: Writing myself into freedom 36:47

3+ y ago36:47

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In the face of collective, systemic problems—where does one start? Poet, entrepreneur, tech hybrid investor John Lee Gaston White has a suggestion: start with yourself. John is working on a book on what it’s like to be Black in America and how trauma is passed down through generations. Recorded on the day of the insurrection at the US Capitol, Ally…

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