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The Way We Word

Sarah Jenkins and Angela Redden

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From story idea to a book in the reader’s hand and everything that happens in between, The Way We Word is a podcast about writing, publishing, and the journey of storytelling. Hosted by author Sarah Jenkins and bookseller Angela Redden, each episode will inspire, inform, and encourage writers and storytellers from all walks of life no matter where you are in your journey. Join us as we delve into trending topics, discuss all things bookish, interview exciting guests, and seek to shed a brigh ...
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Once upon a time in the digital expanse, there was a gathering of minds so vibrant and electric it could only be described as The Quest for Epic Engagement. Picture this, my friend: an enchanting corner of the internet where the air crackles with creativity, and the voices of the most innovative coaches and creatives share their unique secrets for captivating audiences. This isn't just any podcast, grasshoppers. It's a veritable roundtable where each guest brings their own flavorful ingredie ...
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Freedom Means...

Grace Aldrich & Emma Redden

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What could it sound like to talk with a four year old about gentrification? What about police brutality? What about medical racism? Freedom Means... is a podcast hosted by storyteller and mother Grace Aldrich and preschool teacher Emma Redden. Grace and Emma use each episode to model what conversations related to race, racial violence, and colonialism could sound like. They role play different scenarios based on their own and listener’s experiences discussing and navigating this beautiful an ...
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Jump Scare

Mischief Media

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Show currently on hiatus! In Jump Scare, hosts Shanyce Lora and Will Redden break down a different horror movie every week, with their extensive knowledge of horror history and the mechanics of filmmaking. This podcast loves all horror equally: from Hitchcock thrillers to contemporary folk horror to the classic horror (and the upcoming) reboots. No scary movie is out of Jump Scare's purview. Tune in every Thursday for a new horror movie review.
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Rory McInerney and Ciaran Ruddock are the founders of FFS Gyms and co-hosts of For Fit Sake. They opened their first gym when they were 24 and 23 respectively. They now have 3 locations and a physical / online business that interacts with almost 1000 clients monthly. If you are the kind of person that wants to become the strongest version of themselves then this podcast is for you. Rory and Ciaran believe that strength is the ability to overcome resistance in every aspect of your life. Throu ...
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The Write Approach

J. W. Judge, Barbara Hinske

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The Write Approach is a podcast for writers to learn more about the craft and business of writing. It is hosted by USA Today bestselling author Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge. Hinske has written more than twenty women's fiction and mystery novels, including The Christmas Club which became a Hallmark movie. Judge has authored five novels, including the trilogy The Zauberi Chronicles, and the non-fiction book, Write Your Novel One Day at a Time. You can find out more about the hosts and this p ...
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This week's episode is all about writing groups: who needs them, how to join one, how to start one, and why they are so beneficial. If you're new to our podcast, welcome! We are two book lovers at two opposite ends of the publishing industry, chatting each week about all things, stories, books, reading, and publishing. Have you found a writing grou…
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Everyone loves a good festival, or at least we do! In this episode Angela and Sarah discuss current festivals, organizing a festival, why we need them, and their importance in building stronger communities. We also discuss the growing trend of book conventions. Do you have a favorite book festival or event? What bookish events have you been to this…
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Traditional? Independent? Hybrid? Writing a book is the beginning of your journey to authorhood. Choosing which path you'll take to having that book and future books published is a big decision. In this episode, Angela and Sarah dive into the options available for writers in today's market and how to navigate these decisions. Come join us with a cu…
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Secure your seatbelts for this one. Sarah and Angela are fired up about author rants they've been seeing and hearing online. This episode covers just how much goes into every book that's published and the many people working hard to make each book successful. While we understand how often authors can feel neglected and those are valid emotions, we …
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Do you read the prologue? Do you skip past it and flip right to chapter one? In this episode, Sarah and Angela tackle the forever ongoing discussion of prologues, those hot topic little sections at the beginning of some books that often get overlooked and have sparked quite a debate online and within the literary community. Do we need them? Are the…
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Are all the parts and pieces of a book important? Sarah and Angela discuss the anatomy of books, why these parts and pieces are necesssary, and how they enhance the reading experience. In an age where everything is fast-paced and attention spans are waning, we may be missing the hidden gems of the books we are reading. Grab a cup of coffee, your fa…
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Part two of our discussion on what some readers feel are currently missing in books and wish the publishing industry would bring back. If you missed part one, we encourage you to go back and take a listen. Are these things really missing? Or are reading trends shifting toward specific genres? What are your thoughts? Do you agree with this trending …
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In this episode we had the incredible DeBorah Beatty, the badass color mystic, sharing her journey from losing everything to creating a life of empowerment. DeBorah brought us insights on breaking through personal betrayals, using her unique color wisdom, and embracing resilience. It’s all about reclaiming your story and stepping into your true pot…
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Snatched from a trending post online, Sarah and Angela discuss what some people feel are currently missing in books and whether or not we are really missing them. Has the publishing industry changed that much? Or have our reading habits changed? Back cover synopsis, chapter titles, and numbered books in a series are just a few of the items being di…
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Hey there, grasshoppers! This is an amazing episode of Quest for the Epic Engagement with the incredible sales expert, Lynn Whitbeck. Together, we dove into the heart of sales, focusing on authenticity, passion, and genuine relationships. Lynn shared her brilliant concept of "worthy intent," emphasizing why building trust and serving with integrity…
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Welcome back to another episode of The Quest for the Epic Engagement! In this episode, we're thrilled to have Laura Templeton, founder of 30 Second Success, join us for an enlightening discussion on the transformative power of AI in personal branding and communication. Laura is an expert in crafting impactful 32-second messages that resonate emotio…
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Gwendolyn R. Huston Jack is a multi-faceted individual who defies traditional introductions by emphasizing the diverse aspects of her identity beyond her career. She identifies herself as a creative, a small business owner, and a podcaster. Above all, Gwendolyn is dedicated to creating safe spaces where individuals can embrace their true selves and…
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For the last several years, Angela Redden has been the owner of Reading Rock Books in Dickson, Tennessee. In that time, she has had lots of experiences with authors peddling their books to her. As it concerns indie authors, more of those experiences have been bad than good. In Episode 74 of The Write Approach, there are some hard truths about the b…
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As a lifelong selective rule follower, J. W. Judge was overjoyed to come across an article written by Randall Silvis about writing rules that beg to be broken. In Episode 73, we discuss "rules" about writing that function more as guidelines and should only be considered if they work for you. We also talk about Silvis' writing path that in which he …
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In Episode 72, Jeanne Blasberg talks about how farming helps fill her creative well. She also discusses her trilogy of novels that are modern retellings of biblical stories, capturing their themes while putting them in a modern context. Jeanne Blasberg's website: https://jeanneblasberg.com/ Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/ J. W.…
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Kevin, a 25+ year entrepreneur, masterfully builds trust and engagement by connecting with audiences through powerful visuals. 🌟Get ready to dive deep into Kevin’s insights on forging genuine connections and boosting your engagement game. Trust me, you won't want to miss his unique strategies and inspirational stories!Tune in now and let's take you…
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In her return episode, Tiffany Yates Martin talks with us about finding joy and satisfaction in the writing and creative processes. You are going to encounter plenty of obstacles along the way, both internal and external. You can't control the outcome of what happens to your work once you release into the world. But if you can be determined to find…
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🎙️🌟 Join us on the next episode of "Quest for the Epic Engagement" as we dive deep into the empowering journey of self-discovery with our special guest, Heather Cresswell! 🌿 Heather is a beacon of transformation, guiding women to break free from limiting patterns and embrace their true essence. As a renowned Transformational Coach and the visionary…
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In this episode of The Quest for the Epic Engagement, we're diving into the world of innovative education with the brilliant Julia Phelan, co-founder of To Eleven. Imagine blending the art of learning with the science of evidence-based principles—sounds like music to your ears, right? 🎶 Julia's not just any maestro in the education symphony; she's …
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🪂 Dive into the depths of discipline and resilience on this episode of The Quest for the Epic Engagement podcast, as we welcome John McGlothlin, a former Army paratrooper turned professor and author! 🌟John's new book, How to Deal with Damn Near Anything - The Paratrooper's Guide to Life, pulls back the curtain on the military's hidden aspects to eq…
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🎉 I'm thrilled to welcome Erica Holthausen, founder of Catchline Communications! 🌟Erica is not just a powerhouse in professional communications; she's a guru who guides service providers to establish themselves as top-tier experts through thoughtful and strategic publishing. 📚✍️ Her clients have dazzled the pages of Harvard Business Review, Inc., a…
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Whether you sketch out your characters and know everything about them before you begin writing or learn about your characters as you write, it's important that they be compelling and individualistic. Prolific crime writer Vicki Delany joins us for Episode 70 to discuss things we can do to ensure that the casts of characters with tell our stories th…
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🛸Welcome back to the Quest for the Epic Engagement! In this episode, host RJ Redden introduces special guest Michelle Mazur, a messaging and marketing strategist. Together, they explore the world of revolutionary messaging and the need to stand out in marketing. Michelle shares her 3-word rebellion framework, emphasizing the importance of creating …
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We all carry with us the wounds and trauma and scars that are, along with the good things we've experienced, integral to the people we've become. The same is true for your characters. While their story begins with the first words you put on the page, their backstory precedes your novel . Janet S. Fox joins us to talk about how to use your character…
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You work really hard to make sure you suspense and mystery novels have enough twists and turns to keep your reader guessing about how things will turn out. Samantha Skal joins us this week to talk about things you need to do to make sure you have twists that work, and don't fall into traps. Samantha Skal's website: https://www.samanthaskal.com/ Bar…
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Kyla Zhao wrote her debut novel, The Fraud Squad (link), with no expectations and no pressure. But as it came out with media attention and fanfare, she was writing her second novel in the midst of promoting the first and had to learn to juggle the dueling responsibilities of introducing one novel to the world while writing the next, Valley Verified…
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For Episode 66, intellectual property lawyer Jodé Millman joins us to talk about what legal right we have for the written works we create. She helps distinguish between copyright and trademark laws, and what kinds of works fall under each category. She also takes about steps you can take to protect your work. Jodé Millman's website: https://jodemil…
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We're diving into an inspiring chat with Kerry Steuart, a Gulf War Veteran who’s turned life's challenges into channels for healing and helping others. 🌈 Kerry’s journey from the Air Force to becoming a yoga and wellness guru is nothing short of transformative. With his blend of yoga, meditation, and wellness wisdom, he's on a mission to bring peac…
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Lynne Golodner is a Jewish woman telling Jewish stories. She focuses her marketing efforts and community building on reaching Jewish readers. She is not excluding anyone, but she knows who her core audience is. She knows who will most closely identify with the books she is writing. And she is using her energy and efforts to draw in the people most …
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🌟 In this episode of "Quest for Epic Engagement," I'm taking you on an extraordinary journey with the incomparable Milo Shapiro, a master of transitions from a software developer in the '80s to a revered improv professional and motivational speaker today. 🎭🎙️ From the structured world of software and project management to the dynamic stages of impr…
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Author Yasmin Angoe joins us for an inspiring conversation about perseverance and purpose. J. W. Judge's high school football coach referred to perseverance as stick-to-it-tiveness, a quality that all writers need to cultivate. Of equal (or possibly greater) importance is knowing why you are endeavoring to do your creative work. Listen to this refr…
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For Episode 63, Kimberly G. Giarratano joins us to talk about writing mystery novels in a four-act structure. Giarratano gives insights into using Scrivener to set up your story templates and even gives ideas to panters/non-plotters/discovery writers about applying structure after drafting to make sure your novel has the appropriate pacing and hits…
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Dreams don't have to be the strange things that live at the outer rim of your consciousness after you wake up in the mornings. You can use them to inspire you, to guide your writing, and to help you answer questions. Tzivia Gover joins us with practical ideas for incorporating dreams into your writing process and implementing methods that will enab…
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In Episode 61, Christopher Hoffman joins J. W. Judge and Barbara Hinske to discuss methods of researching literary agents to find those who represent authors in your genre and who you may want to query. The group also talks about the business decisions that go into query selections and whether to accept an offer of representation if one finds its w…
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Great scenes are the foundation upon which modern novels are built. In Episode 60, we talk with Margaret Lucke about writing compelling scenes and avoiding unnecessary exposition or explanation. Margaret Lucke's website: https://www.margaretlucke.com/ Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/ J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/…
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We talk a lot on this podcast about maintaining reader interest. One of the keys to doing that is setting the right stakes for your novel. Susanne Dunlap joins us for Episode 59 to discuss how to set and maintain tension in our novels to keep the reader engaged and drive the story forward. You can read more of Dunlap's perspective on this topic in …
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Join me for the inaugural episode of 'Quest for the Epic Engagement,' the exciting next chapter following my 'Epic Engagement Adventure' podcast. This fun-loving episode features a guest, my beloved friend Peggy McCartha, a photographer with a knack for crafting vibrant online communities. In our insightful dialogue, we explore the world of GoBrunc…
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Writing is hard. Writing humor is even more so. In Episode 58, Joni B. Cole visits to give us tips for writing humor more effectively and with more consistency. It's important to note that you don't have to be a "humor writer" to have funny lines, scenes, or characters. Humor is an intrinsic part of the human experience. For writing of any ilk to f…
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Sometimes podcast episodes choose us. As J. W. Judge was scrolling through Threads, he came across a statement by author Kyra Davis that was simultaneously honest and encouraging and disconcerting: "I’ve been relatively successful as an author. “Relatively” because I’ve occasionally struck gold but it has frequently been a struggle. I’ve made the N…
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🥰 We're thrilled to have the sensational JoAnna Brandi, the maestro of turning customer service into Exquisite Customer CARE. With over 25 years of coaching companies out of the 'meh' zone of customer satisfaction into the 'wow' realm of authentic, energetic relationships, JoAnna knows the secrets to creating customer happiness that reverberates th…
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The Write Approach returns in 2024 with more practical discussions for authors. We start with interviewing Deborah Williams about making your story relatable to readers. You protagonist is likely going to bring different experiences to the table than your readers have ever experienced. Still, it is imperative that the reader is able to make an emot…
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This mini episode, our fifth installment of Language Ideas, focuses on the historical and current conflict between Palestine and Israel. This is Part 2. UPDATE: This episode includes death tolls that have changed since the recording. The death toll in Gaza as of November 15, 2023 is over 11,300, including over 4,600 children. The updated death toll…
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This mini episode, our fourth installment of Language Ideas, focuses on the historical and current conflict between Palestine and Israel. We are community educators and work with groups of teachers, parents and caregivers. If you are interested in working with us, want to give feedback, or submit scenarios from your own lives for the podcast, you c…
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🎙️ Elevate Your Worth: Chella Diaz Empowers Women Entrepreneurs! 🎙️Meet Chella Diaz, a trailblazer dedicated to guiding service-based women entrepreneurs toward financial empowerment and business success. With a mantra, "Time to Charge your Value!" Chella is on a mission to help women entrepreneurs increase their fees, level up their businesses, an…
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In Episode 55, Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge talk about their works in progress. After waffling between three different ideas, Judge made a business decision for writing his sixth novel. Hinske is taking on the issues discrimination and solitude that affect the visually impaired in her fifth Guiding Emily novel. They also talk about using foreshad…
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In Episode 54, editor, author, and podcaster Erin P.T. Canning joins us for a practical and implementable topic -- strengthening your sentences. Canning shares seven ideas for ensuring that your writing has more dynamic sentences that will better engage readers and drive your story forward with more vivid language. Erin P.T. Canning's website: http…
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🎙️Meet Leslie Rochelle, Your Intuitive Leadership Mentor🎙️ Join us for an inspiring episode featuring Leslie Rochelle, an Intuitive Leadership Mentor, International Best-Selling Author, devoted mom, and nature enthusiast with a passion for continuous learning. With nearly two decades of experience in the leadership domain, Leslie's journey hasn't a…
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There's a lot the opening pages of your novel need to accomplish so readers are completely engaged and to ensure you hit the benchmarks readers are subconsciously expecting. Susan DeFreitas share some practical advice for making sure you are starting your novel in the right place and what elements of story you need to establish to keep the reader t…
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Are you ready for a transformative episode on The Epic Engagement Podcast, featuring the incredible Bri Smith, CPA and Wealth Strategist? With over 5 years of expertise in managing finances for high earners, Bri is on a mission to empower families towards financial freedom. Tune in as she shares her insights, inspiring parents to build legacies, ac…
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