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Episode 74 Teaser: Anne Randerson
For author, coach, and teacher Anne Randerson, the passion behind her books is one the world over could really benefit from. Please enjoy this teaser ahead of next wee...
Episode 73: James Foley
What do you get when you cross sea turtles and early retirement? For author James Foley, it was the inspiration and chance to finally be the author he always wanted to...
Episode 73 Teaser: James Foley
The biggest lesson author James Foley has learned along the way happens to be one of the more important lessons an author can learn. Please enjoy this teaser ahead of ...
Episode 72: Joseph Milosch
Author and poet Joseph Milosch is not one to short thrift the process of writing, whether it's his poetry or short stories. This was a lesson he learned very early on....
Episode 72 Teaser: Joseph Milosch
Bob Dylan inspired a lot of people, including poet and author Joseph Milosch, just not in a way you might expect. At least initially. Enjoy this brief teaser ahead of ...
Episode 71: Alex Kecskes
Author and journalist Alex Kecskes has always known he wanted to be a writer. After various writing ventures, he discovered the freedom of writing novels. In this epis...
Episode 71 Teaser: Alex Kecskes
Most of us had at least one teacher that had a positive impact on our lives. Author Alex Kecskes encountered his in the 9th grade and has never forgotten it. Enjoy thi...
Episode 70: Mario DeMatteo
For author, community organizer, and gardener Mario DeMatteo, sharing and giving are his biggest motivators along his own personal hero's journey. In this episode of T...
Episode 70 Teaser: Mario DeMatteo
For author and gardener Mario DeMatteo, the hero's journey isn't just found in books he's read. It's in his real life past, too. Please enjoy this teaser ahead of next...
Episode 69: Karla Cordero
For poet, author, teacher, and gardener Karla Cordero, each challenge, whether writing related or not, is an opportunity to be creative. In this episode of The Written...
Episode 69 Teaser: Karla Cordero
For Karla Cordero, an author, poet, artivist, teacher, and much more, there are multiple ways to write, and that includes times when no words are even written. Enjoy t...
Episode 68: Bear Wolf
Poet and professor Bear Wolf has from the very beginning been an artist. And even if he wanted to stop and be something or someone else (which has never crossed his mi...
Episode 68 Teaser: Bear Wolf
For poet and professor Bear Wolf, creativity is essential in not just gaining new perspectives and paths in his art, but also in how he teaches and grades his students...
Episode 67: Caitlin Rother
If there's one thing you should know about journalist and author Caitlin Rother it's that she won't quit, nor does she have regrets, both good qualities for a writer. ...
Episode 67 Teaser: Caitlin Rother
Author and journalist Caitlin Rother's writing path has not quite been straightforward. But then again, what writer's path has been? Enjoy this brief teaser ahead of n...
Episode 66: Jackie Bryant
Journalism has been evolving rapidly in recent years. For journalist Jackie Bryant, it's an opportunity to adjust and find joy in new ways to write. In this episode of...
Episode 66 Teaser: Jackie Bryant
For journalist Jackie Bryant, having an open mind to learning new things on the job has allowed her to learn new things she didn't know she liked. Enjoy this teaser wi...
Episode 65: Jimmy Jazz
Some books you never forget. Most, though, you do. Fortunately, for author and poet Jimmy Jazz, he journaled extensively since his teenage years about what he read. In...
Episode 65 Teaser: Jimmy Jazz
The problem with poetry in the early '90s, according to author and poet Jimmy Jazz. Please enjoy this brief teaser ahead of next week's full episode of The Written Sce...
Episode 64: David Coddon
In this episode of The Written Scene, author and journalist David Coddon is confirmation that while the writer struggle is real to all writers, each writer eventually ...
Episode 64 Teaser: David Coddon
Author, journalist, and professor David Coddon is pretty sure the writer who only writes for a living is a myth but that's not stopping him from trying to make that a ...
Episode 63: Jon Kanis
Author and multi-media artist Jon Kanis has been all around the world attending concerts and live events. Good thing he took notes. In this extensive episode of The Wr...
Episode 63 Teaser: Jon Kanis
As far as epiphanies go, author, musician, and music historian Jon Kanis had the necessary one when it comes to what's essential to being a writer. Enjoy this brief te...
Episode 62: Jennifer J. Hunter
Many writers write for their own various reasons, whether it be pleasure or an unexplainable need. For author, Zen Buddhist priest, and speech pathologist Jennifer J. ...
Episode 62 Teaser: Jennifer J. Hunter
When you start from the bottom fresh out of grad school, just as author, speech pathologist, and Zen Buddhist priest Jennifer J. Hunter did, even the harshest advice i...
Episode 61: Robin "R.D." Kardon
Author, former pilot, and one-time lawyer Robin "R.D." Kardon has carved a writing path out of passion and a strong ability to adapt and change. In this episode of The...
Episode 61 Teaser: Robin "R.D." Kardon
For author and former pilot Robin "R.D." Kardon, thinking big happened at an early age. Please enjoy this teaser with Robin ahead of next week's full episode of The Wr...
Episode 60: Patrick Holcomb
As with most writers, author and retired little leaguer Patrick Holcomb had a few lives before putting out his first novel, Where the Seams Meet. In this episode of Th...
Episode 60 Teaser: Patrick Holcomb
For author, backpacker, and retired Little Leaguer Patrick Holcomb, having a strong analytical mind is a massive boost to the editing process. Enjoy this teaser ahead ...
Episode 59: Matthew Pallamary
Author and shaman Matthew Pallamary is always paying attention. His writing deserves it. In this episode of The Written Scene, Matthew talks being a one man show after...
