Do you want to learn how to write a children's book? Make money writing for children's magazines? Since 1969, The Institute of Children's Literature has taught over 470,205 aspiring writers. Listen to the director of both The Institute for Writers and The Institute of Children's Literature and bestselling children's author Katie Davis host the show as she focuses on the craft of writing for children. She talks about how to write a children’s book, how to write for children’s magazines, how to get paid for your writing, and how to get published in the world of kidlit. There are hard-to-find resources, tips, and links included in every week's show notes. And, don't forget to check out the Institute of Children's Literature where you can be paired with a one-on-one mentor and learned to create polished and engaging projects that publishers are looking for in today's children's market.

I write a lot. And I often change what I write before I publish it. That's normal for a work in progress, that WIP. This podcast is for people who want insight into what I write before I publish it.

Author Devin Davis is a single father of three boys living in a tiny house in Northern Utah. He has a real goal to become a known author, and he's going to share with you that writing a book is completely possible regardless of the circumstances.

Writing Life Together began by another name in 2018-2019 with just 30 episodes (it was then Writing Feminist Life Together). I am still a feminist, but the new title for season 2 (now 7 years later) also reflects letting my neurodivergent brain take more pathways. This podcast is about how we write the narratives of our own lives, instead of the dominant narratives being written on us by systems never intended for our flourishing. How do we live close to our creativity to do the work of writing our own lives? Sometimes I have people I love and admire on the show to think through this question. Sometimes I just talk about what I am reading or thinking and feeling through. By training, I am a scholar who works on intersections of gender, race, religion, contemplation, and how we are formed at in-depth psychological levels. I also teach writing and write about writing as sanctuary. I think about multiplicity and how labels sometimes save us and sometimes cause a kind of tragic self-abandonment from how dynamic and emerging each of us truly are.  I want a world less violent, less racist, less sexist, less classist, less ableist, less cruel. I want a world where everyone claims the right and has the resources to honor their creativity—to write their own soul's print in this lifetime. But I also believe creative life is never a solo act. We do this together.

A fun, irreverent, and bipartisan look at Minnesota politics. It features Democratic/Liberal strategists Javier Morillo, Carin Mrotz, Julia Donnelly, Emma Greenman and Republican lobbyists/strategists Brian McDaniel, Mike Franklin, Jeremy Estenson and Amy Koch.

Wrong Reel is a podcast for hardcore cinephiles where we tackle everything from Jean-Luc Godard to Jean-Luc Picard. Hosted by James Hancock.

Comedian Maria Ciampa and her longtime husband and co-host investigate (laugh at) several voicemails they got from Boston politicians they don't even know. Follow on Instagram and Facebook @wrongvoicemailpod

A podcast about the things we believe to be true but cannot say, by Jonathan Kay and Dr. Debra Soh

Join Vance Bastian, SA Collins, and their guests in weekly podcast discussions about LGBTQ storytelling in all genres and mediums. If you're scheduled to be on the show, submit your latest work to Jayne to be considered for a review!

Have you tried NPR? Public radio stations? Local radio stations? Well, now you don't have to! And that's because you're listening to WRYAT, New Orleans' fifth-ranked public, local, pirate, private and geauxrilla radio station! Which is, in actuality, a New Orleans podcast that satirizes everything you love and hate about all things radio. Think Prairie Home Companion but intentionally funny, and with way more ads. Like, subscribe, review, and we'll see you on the water!

Connecting the Dots is a series of seminars WSI offers to customers and friends, addressing business, technology, and human aspects of successful product and service development in a connected world. Connecting the Dots events are about to learn, share and meet. Therefore we run this event as close to an IRL event as possible – everyone in the session could see each other with names and faces and we use breakout rooms for sharing thoughts and reflections after each speaker.