Have you ever experienced that magical moment when the words pour from your fingers and send you into a timeless creative zone? That’s what I call flow, and this week’s episode explores what it is and how to get there.

Where do our ideas come from? How intentional are we about curating our input and inspiration — and how does it affect our creative output? Today, we’re exploring different types of creative input and how what we pay attention to affects our art.

If you’ve ever wasted time waiting for the perfect creative opportunity to come along, then you need to listen to today’s episode! In it, we talk about what it takes to stop waiting for opportunities and start creating our own!

Like all creatives, I deal with the fear that comes with producing new things—and I don’t always deal with it well. This fear is the reason I haven’t created a solo episode in weeks, and it might just be the reason why you’re stuck in a creative rut right now. So tune in, and let’s tackle the fear together!

Charlie Jane Anders has a list of publication credits as long as my arm, so you can imagine my excitement when she agreed to let me interview her! Join us as we talk about her new books, her experience writing for TV, her past in journalism, and more!

Is your fear preventing you from releasing your creativity into the world? Then you’ll want to check out the recent interview with my friend and mentor, Rebecca Wiener McGregor! Rebecca is a transformational hypnotist, love amplifier, and all-around life coach, and she’s ready to shed some light on our fears as creators. It’s an insightful interview that you shouldn’t ignore!

Have you ever wanted to write an audio drama but didn’t know where to begin? Then you need to join me as I interview fellow audio dramatist David S. Dear! David is the creator of A Ninth World Journal, and we discuss everything from plotting an audio drama, where to find inspiration, how to use elements of theater, and more!