The Green Writer Show
The Green Writer Show
Podcast Description
The Green Writer Show is a fun, insightful writing podcast just for young writers—hosted by bestselling authors S. D. Smith (The Green Ember) and Brett Harris (Do Hard Things, The Young Writer’s Workshop, The Author Conservatory).Whether you’re a young writer dreaming of publishing someday or a parent supporting a passionate young storyteller, this show is your new creative home.Each episode offers encouragement, laughs, and practical help to inspire you to:- Write more- Hone your craft- Finish stories you’re proud of- And take real steps toward becoming a published authorYou’ll learn everything from storytelling tips to tools for combating self-doubt, the writing life to creative discipline. And the best part? You get to help shape the show—leave a comment or question, and we might feature it in a future episode!If you’re a young Christian who loves writing and wants to impact the world through your stories, hit subscribe. Let’s grow together.This is the podcast you’ve been waiting for.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a variety of themes around writing, including storytelling techniques, personal struggles in the writing journey, and overcoming creative self-doubt. For instance, episodes discuss the significance of hardships on writing quality, delve into emotional storytelling strategies, and provide actionable tips on improving writing craft. Specific episode highlights include discussions on the influence of early literacy experiences and the balance between aiming for greatness while embracing one's unique voice.
The Green Writer Show is a fun, insightful writing podcast just for young writers—hosted by bestselling authors S. D. Smith (The Green Ember) and Brett Harris (Do Hard Things, The Young Writer’s Workshop, The Author Conservatory).
Whether you’re a young writer dreaming of publishing someday or a parent supporting a passionate young storyteller, this show is your new creative home.
Each episode offers encouragement, laughs, and practical help to inspire you to:
– Write more
– Hone your craft
– Finish stories you’re proud of
– And take real steps toward becoming a published author
You’ll learn everything from storytelling tips to tools for combating self-doubt, the writing life to creative discipline. And the best part? You get to help shape the show—leave a comment or question, and we might feature it in a future episode!
If you’re a young Christian who loves writing and wants to impact the world through your stories, hit subscribe. Let’s grow together.
This is the podcast you’ve been waiting for.
“We first make our habits—and then our habits make us.” — John Dryden
In this episode of The Green Writer Show, S. D. Smith and Brett Harris continue last week’s theme by zooming in on the non-writing habits that power your writing life—especially caring for your body. From “The Jane Austen Method” (long country walks, anyone?) to strength and balance work, they show how simple, sustainable movement sharpens your mind and steadies your craft.
They also unpack the quiet superpower of sleep—why rest isn’t laziness but fuel for focus, mood, and even story problem-solving. With humor, practical ideas, and a gentle invitation (not condemnation), this episode helps you pick one habit and stick with it.
In this episode you’ll learn:
– How our physical habits translate into clearer thinking and better prose
– Why gentle, consistent movement often beats extreme workouts for long-term creativity
– How sleep acts like “free performance enhancement” for memory, mood, and story breakthroughs
– The difference between challenging your body and overstressing it—and how to find your sweet spot
– Simple ideas to make movement enjoyable so you actually keep doing it
– A faith-rooted perspective on being embodied creators
So, check out the episode and pick one small step—like the 30-for-30 challenge—and watch what it does to your focus and joy at the desk.
Subscribe now and share this episode with a young writer who needs it.
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