The Write Voice Podcast

Send us Fan Mail Well, bless your heart, darling. You thought her story was over? In Deb Spera’s Call Your Daughter Home , we meet women who have endured hardship, defied expectations, and refused to let their circumstances write the final chapter. This week on The Write Voice , we’re talking resilience, reinvention, and the beautiful audacity of beginning again. Because a woman’s story isn’t over...

Send us Fan Mail 🥀 Who Told You to Settle? Oh, darling, when did being grateful start meaning we had to stop wanting more? In this episode, we’re talking about the dreams we’ve tucked away, the compromises we’ve made, and the quiet courage it takes to ask, “Is this really the life I want?” Inspired by The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer, this episode is your little reminder that you...

Send us Fan Mail Inspired by The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer, we’re exploring the courage it takes to step beyond familiar disappointments, make peace with unfinished chapters, and entertain the possibility that our most meaningful moments might still be waiting for us. Because beginning again isn’t always a dramatic exit or a grand reinvention. Wouldn’t it be a magnificent plot t...

Send us Fan Mail Let’s get one thing straight: Being hard to find doesn’t mean you’re hard to love. 💋🥀 Somewhere between heartbreak, expectations, and the exhausting business of being human, we start believing that if someone doesn’t choose us, there must be something wrong with us. So we become a little quieter. A little easier. A little less ourselves. And for what? A standing ovation for bein...

Send us Fan Mail Season Three begins with one uncomfortable little question: What are you waiting for? The right time? Permission? Certainty? Someone else to finally choose you? Inspired by The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer, we’re talking about the strange ways we put our own lives on hold—waiting until we feel ready, wanted, healed, brave enough, or sure enough. But maybe life isn’...

Send us Fan Mail We remembered. We released. And now… we bloom. In the final chapter of our Library of Flowers journey, we’re turning toward hope, new beginnings, and the beautiful uncertainty of becoming. What happens when we stop needing to know exactly how the story ends? What if starting again doesn’t mean starting from nothing—but starting wiser ? Together, we’ll reflect on the courage it tak...

Send us Fan Mail The Library of Flowers — Week Three: The Things We Are Allowed to Put Down 💜 What if becoming lighter doesn’t mean forgetting what happened—but deciding you don’t have to carry it forever? This week on The Write Voice , we’re exploring the quiet courage of release: letting go of old expectations, guilt, unfinished conversations, and the pressure to have everything figured out. We...

Send us Fan Mail The Library of Flowers — Week Two: The Flowers That Remember How do you root and what do our memories leave growing inside us? This week on The Write Voice , we wander through memory, identity, healing, and the quiet ways our past continues to shape who we’re becoming. Together, we’ll explore the stories we tell ourselves, the beauty of unseen growth, and why a season that looks l...

Send us Fan Mail Every life begins with stories we didn’t write. In the opening episode of The Library of Flowers , we explore the invisible inheritance we all carry—the expectations, beliefs, memories, and identities passed from one generation to the next. Like the fragrance of a flower, these stories have a way of lingering long after we first encounter them. Together, we’ll reflect on how our p...

Send us Fan Mail What if joy isn’t something waiting for us at the end of a perfect life? In this final episode of The School of Essential Ingredients , we explore the sweetness hidden in ordinary days—the good dishes, the candle, the flowers, the laughter, and the pie baked for no special reason at all. Joy was never meant to be earned. It belongs in the recipe from the very beginning. 🍓✨ Suppo...

Send us Fan Mail Every spice has its own purpose—and so do you. In Week 4 of The School of Essential Ingredients , we’ll explore the beauty of authenticity, the freedom found beyond comparison, and why the world doesn’t need another copy. It needs the unique flavor that only you can bring. Pull up a chair, pour a warm cup of tea, and let’s discover how every life adds something beautiful to the ta...

Send us Fan Mail In Week 3 of The School of Essential Ingredients , we slow down over a warm bowl of soup and discover the quiet beauty of being truly seen. Together, we’ll explore how the simplest acts of kindness—a lingering conversation, a listening ear, an open chair—have the power to comfort, heal, and remind us that we belong. Because sometimes the greatest gift we can offer isn’t advice. It...

Send us Fan Mail What does bread have to do with belonging? In Week 2 of The School of Essential Ingredients , we discover that bread has always been more than nourishment—it has been a symbol of welcome, hospitality, and community. Around tables, strangers become friends, stories are shared, burdens grow lighter, and hearts begin to heal. Together, we’ll explore how the simple act of breaking bre...

Send us Fan Mail What if the smallest ingredient held the greatest lesson? This week on The Write Voice Podcast , we begin our July journey through The School of Essential Ingredients by Erica Bauermeister with the first and simplest ingredient: salt . Together, we’ll explore how ordinary moments awaken extraordinary lives and why slowing down may be the first step toward truly living. We’ll refle...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we reflect on the life of Jesus and discover that true strength is found in compassion, true leadership is rooted in service, and true love is revealed through sacrifice. Because Jesus didn’t simply show us how to live. He changed everything. Join us as we conclude The Men We Needed by looking to the One who is the perfect example of grace, humility, courage, and...

Send us Fan Mail What if the only thing standing between you and your calling is the belief that you’re not enough? In this episode of The Men We Needed , we journey into the life of Moses—a man who questioned his abilities, doubted his voice, and believed God had chosen the wrong person. Yet at the burning bush, God revealed a powerful truth: our calling is never based on our qualifications, but...

Send us Fan Mail What happened to Adam after the fall? In this episode of The Men We Needed, we explore one of the most overlooked questions in Scripture: Where did he go? Adam’s story isn’t just about disobedience as much as it’s about shame, hiding, and the tendency to withdraw when life becomes difficult. Together, we’ll examine the emotional and spiritual distance that entered the human story...

Send us Fan Mail What makes a man? Is it strength?  Success?  Power?  Control? Joseph’s story offers a different answer. Betrayed by his brothers. Sold into slavery. Falsely accused. Forgotten in prison. Joseph faced rejection, injustice, disappointment, and heartbreak at nearly every turn. Yet he refused to become bitter. In the opening episode of The Men We Needed , we explore the life of a man...

Send us Fan Mail In the final week of our Misunderstood Motherhood series, we explore the story of Mary…the woman who carried promise before the world fully understood it. Often remembered through peaceful scenes and familiar traditions, Mary’s story is also one of courage, surrender, trust, and faith. This episode reflects on what it meant to carry the Son of God while navigating misunderstanding...

Send us Fan Mail For generations, Bathsheba’s story has been simplified into temptation and failure. But Scripture says:  ✨ “David sent messengers to get her.” — 2 Samuel 11:4 This episode asks deeper questions about power, loss, misplaced shame, and what it means to continue living after your story becomes public. Bathsheba lost more than history often acknowledges: her safety her privacy her hu...

Send us Fan Mail In Week 3 of our Misunderstood Motherhood series, we explore Tamar in Genesis 38—a woman whose story has often been reduced to scandal when it was really about abandonment, survival, dignity, and refusing to disappear inside a system that failed her. After being widowed and left in prolonged uncertainty, Tamar realizes silence is no longer protecting her—it’s erasing her. And in o...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when a woman feels unseen by the people around her…but deeply seen by God? Used by others and pushed aside, Hagar runs into the desert carrying pain, fear, and uncertainty. But instead of abandoning her there, God meets her in the middle of it—and reveals Himself as El Roi: “The God who sees me.” This episode is for the woman who feels overlooked, emotionally exhauste...

Send us Fan Mail Was Eve really the woman who ruined everything? In Week 1 of our Mother’s Day series, Misunderstood Motherhood: What the World Says vs What God Sees , we revisit Eve’s story through a biblical lens—moving beyond blame to uncover truth, identity, and redemption. If you’ve ever felt defined by one mistake or pressured to be perfect, this episode will remind you: You are not the mome...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we gently reflect on what it means to stay present when clarity hasn’t arrived yet. To keep showing up with honesty, even when things feel messy or unresolved. Because wholehearted living isn’t about having it all figured out—it’s about choosing to remain open, grounded, and connected to yourself right here. Right in the middle. Take a breath. You’re allowed to be...

Send us Fan Mail This week on The Write Voice, in this deeply personal episode, I share a recent experience that brought me face to face with unresolved emotion, how a simple dream triggered a wave of sadness and anxiety, and what it looked like to stay present instead of shutting it down. Together, we unpack: the difference between being seen by others and seeing yourself why vulnerability starts...