Episode 103 is up, and we’re talking about You’ve Got Mail, as well as some big changes in our lives lately and how we’re handling them. Listen and check out the full show notes here, or in your favorite podcast app.
The eBook has landed
Today’s episode takes you through our Seven Days To A Writing Routine eBook. You can get the eBook with lots of worksheets by signing up for our newsletter (check out the sidebar on your right), or follow along and do it yourself.
We are really excited to share this podcast with you, and we also want to plug Katherine from Olive Apple Moss for the beautiful illustrations.
We’d love to hear what you think and if you have other routine hacks that you’d like to share with us.
Sign up for the newsletter to get the ebook with all the worksheets, and listen and check out the full show notes here, or in your favorite podcast app.
We talk creativity, business and idleness with Tom Hodgkinson in Episode 54
In this week’s episode, we had the great opportunity to quiz Tom Hodgkinson on all our questions about his life and work philosophy and his much-beloved (by us) books, How to be Idle and Business for Bohemians. We really enjoyed the conversation with him, and it got us all fired up to start a zine!
Listen and check out the full show notes here, or in your favorite podcast app.
Episode 52 is here to share our big day job news
In Episode 52, we cover some great real-life stuff in a candid (read: very lightly edited) conversation.
We talk about the big day job news we were super shady about a month ago, and then we talk about how that’s changed our approach to our writing. We specifically like how making a big choice in your personal life can take away the pressure of making choices in your creative life – it’s weirdly freeing. And we talk about feeling like a writer when you’re too busy/sick to write much, and how the daydreaming and thinking about your novel is part of the novel, too.
You can find the episode and show notes here.
Episode 51 is all about growth
In today’s episode, we talk to Paul Jarvis, whose new book Company of One: Why Staying Small Is the Next Big Thing in Business is all about growing in a way that’s best for you and your audience. We love applying his lessons – like how to sell and market if you’re an introvert, and how to know if you’re just scared or something isn’t right – to the creative life.
The full show notes are here.
Clickbait in Episode 49: What happened after we quit our novels?
We are going full-clickbait with this question in Episode 49, which you can listen to here, or on your favorite podcast aggregator.
We answer that question, and then turn to a discussion of what we’re loving about this podcast and our friendship. Finally, we finish up with our recent branding decisions – new colors and typefaces. We hope you like it, but let us know what you think!
Four Big Questions about Writers & Money in Episode 43
Episode 43 is out today, and in it we discuss the answers to four big questions about writers and money:
- What is a writer? (No joke – this wasn’t an easy one.)
- How/where do they make money?
- How much money do they make?
- Why are we talking about any of this?
Listen to the episode to hear what we found from our initial research.
Get Marginally on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, or wherever get your podcasts, and check out the full show notes here.