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Writing Excuses
Mary Robinette Kowal, DongWon Song, Erin Roberts, Dan Wells, and Howard Tayler
Premiere Retirement With Jeff Vogan
Jeff Vogan
OMR Education
OMR Education / Rolf Hermann / Andre Alpar / Tarek Müller
On the Way to New Work - Der Podcast über neue Arbeit
Christoph Magnussen & Michael Trautmann
The Accounting Podcast
Blake Oliver & David Leary
Money Making Conversations Master Class
Rushion McDonald
NTD Evening News
NTD Evening News
ELANA 5 a.m. Club
ELANA Trading
銷波快 ｜ 一個圍繞在行銷Marketing 的隨便亂聊電台
Jayden & Lucas & Chair
Frau Doktor, übernehmen Sie! | Über Frauenkarrieren in der Medizin
Apotheken Umschau Pro & gesundheit-hören
Was lernst Du?
Cornelia Hattula
Growing Money with Sean Trace
Sean Trace
The Success Blueprint with Daniel Craig Johnson
Daniel Craig Johnson
Beyond The Bio
Moja
Good Sleep: Positive Affirmations
Optimal Living Daily | Sleepy Meditation
Content Performance Podcast
Fabian Jaeckert und Benjamin O'Daniel
NDIS Insights with Dr George
Dr George Taleporos
Bloomberg News Now
Samejo
BRAVE Southeast Asia Tech: Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand & Malaysia Startups, Founders & Venture Capital VC (English)
Jeremy Au
Veckans Trade
Leonard Zetterberg
Theo - t3․gg
Theo - t3․gg
Empowerment with Elizabeth
Elizabeth Swindell
Evidence → Cognition → Discernment™️ - Your Pathway to AI Leadership
Greg Twemlow
Blockchain DXB
Blockchain DXB
Vital MX
Vital MX
Members Podcast
Marcus Today
It's an Inside Job
Jason Birkevold Liem
Cybersecurity ist Chefsache
Nico Freitag & Ann-Katrin Lange
She Is Courageous Podcast with Shelley Bosworth
Shelley Bosworth
IPI Planners Podcast
Irish Planning Institute
Redefining Energy
Laurent Segalen and Gerard Reid
Datasets
Visionary
Business-Hacks für Personal Trainer: Business | Neukundengewinnung | Coaching | Marketing | Verkaufen - mit Dirk Wannmacher
Dirk Wannmacher
Roaming Returns
Tim & Carmela
Meditación del Día
Radio Ebenezer RD
חתול פיננסי
דב ועדי נודל
Two Money Lovers 經濟學不是萬能但有用
季凡 & 翔蛇
Business
Mary Robinette Kowal, DongWon Song, Erin Roberts, Dan Wells, and Howard Tayler
How can exposition be used as a pacing tool, and not just a way to convey information? We attempt to answer this question on today’s episode! Our hosts discuss how exposition naturally slows a story down, creating space ...
Our hosts explore the many tools writers can use to control pacing. We discuss how cadence, transitions, tone, sentence structure, and white space can all speed up or slow down a reader’s experience. And remember, fast i...
In this episode, our hosts explore how writers control their readers’ attention with the metaphor of a bouncing ball. We break down techniques for guiding focus on the page, including POV choice, selective description, r...
Dan Wells joins our conversation as we break down the seven-point plot structure! Using examples from Star Wars, Toy Story, and other films, we discuss how each point creates conflict, drives character growth, and moves ...
In this episode, our hosts explore one of the most persistent barriers to writing: interruptions. From family members and pets to emails, meetings, fatigue, and neurodivergence, they discuss how disruptions can derail cr...
*Time-Sensitive*Our final WXR cruise is almost sold out, grab your spot before June 4th, 2026 here!This week, we are talking about the order in which we present information to the reader as contrasted with the order in w...
*Time-Sensitive*Our final WXR cruise is almost sold out, grab your spot before June 4th, 2026 here!Today, we’re continuing the conversation on sequencing by focusing on rhythm—how the musicality of language shapes pacing...
Today, we explore why writers place information in the order they do. From broad-to-narrow framing and cause-and-effect to repetition, rhythm, and surprise, we discuss how sequencing shapes the pacing, emotion, and clari...
Today, our hosts discuss how to make every part of your story feel connected through causal chains, thematic resonance, and reader pattern recognition. We take the idea that each action in a story should lead naturally t...
Today, we are joined by Margaret Dunlap as we dive into the three-act structure. This traditional framework—setup, confrontation, and resolution—is a tool to use rather than a formula to follow. We break down each act, e...
Today we zoom out from moment-to-moment tension and look at how escalation and de-escalation shape a story at the structural level—how raising stakes, lowering pressure, and shifting focus can control pacing, reader emot...
Today, we’re talking about tension and release as a kind of call and response, and how that dynamic can guide your reader through a story. It explores how different types of tension—conflict, unanswered questions, antici...
Today, we’re talking about how to use contrast to make key moments in your story hit harder, especially in the middle. We explore how pairing light and dark beats, shifting expectations, or placing opposing elements side...
Today, we’re talking about the “try-fail cycle” and why failure is essential to making the middle of your story actually interesting. It allows readers to follow characters as they try something, fail, adjust, and try ag...
Today, we’re taking on the idea of the “soggy middle” and why stories start to lose momentum—often because characters lack clear action, obstacles feel thin, or scenes repeat without meaningful change. We break down how ...
When writing feels harder than it should, the problem might not be the story— it might be the room. In this episode, our hosts explore how environment shapes process, from desks and chairs to light, sound, and visual clu...
Sometimes the fastest way to hook a reader is to start with something exploding. In this episode, our hosts dig into the promise — and the pitfalls — of opening with action, and why survival alone is rarely enough to mak...
A cold open can hook a reader with nothing more than voice. In this episode, our hosts explore what makes a voice-driven opening work — cadence, rhythm, authority, and a clear reason to care. We break down how aesthetic ...
Grounding a reader starts in the very first lines of a story. Where are we? Who are we with? What kind of story are we in? Our hosts explore how emotion, context, and sensory detail work together to create immersion, and...
In this episode, we explore what it really means to set reader expectations at the beginning of a story. We talk about how openings communicate the shape of what’s to come — from genre and tone to the kind of emotional r...
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