Podcasts and More Podcasts
by Steph Beth Nickel
Because I’m eclectically interested, I enjoy a wide variety of podcasts.
Among them…
Writing-Related
The Indie Author Magazine Podcast: Focused on topics of particular interest to self-published authors and those interest in self-publishing.
Writing at the Red House with Kathi Lipp: Kathi and her guests chat on a wide variety of topics of interest to writers.
The Quitcast with Becca Syme: Advice for writers from a Clifton Strengths expert. We’re not all the same—and that means there isn’t only one way to succeed as a writer.
Helping Writers Become Authors with K.M. Weiland: I now watch these episodes on YouTube, each with slides, making them like writers’ workshops.
The Dialogue Doctor with Jeff Elkins: Covering a wide variety of topics of interest to authors for various audiences.
Editing-Related
Your Next Draft with Alice Sudlow: Polishing your manuscript.
The Modern Editor with Tara Whitaker: Tips for the editor’s practical and personal life.
The Editing Podcast with Louise Harnby and Denise Cowle: Tips for editing both fiction and nonfiction, with an emphasis on the business side of editing.
Self-Care (It’s not about spas and getaways to the beach.)
The Next Right Thing with Emily P. Freeman: Insights on how to identify and do the next right thing “in faith, work, and life.”
The Lazy Genius with Kendra Adachi: Author of The Lazy Genius, The Lazy Genius Kitchen, and The Plan shares her unique perspective on how to “be a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don’t”—and only we can decide what truly matters to us.
Grit ’n’ Grace with Cheri Gregory: Wisdom for Christian women who are Highly Sensitive Persons (HSPs). Although this moniker doesn’t apply to me, I enjoy listening to this podcast. Developing empathy for those who don’t perceive the world as we do is such a good thing.
Do I agree with everything these podcasters (and others I listen to) stand for, with everything they say? No. But I do learn much from them.
Plus, I enjoy listening to podcasters and audiobook performers because they keep me, a work-from-home extravert, company.
What podcasts do you listen to and why?
As an editor, Steph Beth Nickel has the honour of coming alongside writers to help them polish their work. As the coauthor of Paralympian Deb Willows’s memoirs, Steph has been blessed to work with this amazing woman. And as a future self-published author, with the Lord’s help, Steph has taken brave steps toward publication.
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