Hannah Palmer-Prior & Athena Mandis

No Bad Notes: A Screenwriting Podcast

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Have you ever received a note that you just didn’t know what to do with?   Have you ever been asked to read a script but were unsure what notes to give? Do you simply want to know more about the process that turns a script into your favourite films and tv shows? If any of this describes you, tune in to No Bad Notes ! A brand new podcast that deep-dives into the development process.   Hosted by writers Athena Mandis and Hannah Palmer-Prior, and featuring guest interviews with other writers and their trusted producers, No Bad Notes offers an on-the-ground, intimate look into what it’s really lik...

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Hannah Palmer-Prior & Athena Mandis

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nobadnotes.podbean.com

Latest episode

May 15, 2026

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Episodes

Ep 2 w/ Sarah Scheller & Andy Healy 15.05.2026

In Episode 2 we discuss the hit comedy Strife, with showrunner Sarah Scheller and writer Andy Healy, who give fascinating insights into the show's development, what it was like in the writers room, as well as how to masterfully balance both comedy and drama!

Ep 1 w/ David Allison & Jennifer Burnet 25.11.2025

In our very first episode, we are joined by writer David Allison and producer Jennifer Burnet to talk about their smash hit show, The Couple Next Door!

No Bad Notes Trailer 19.11.2025

Listen to the trailer for our brand new show, No Bad Notes! A Screenwriting Podcast that deep dives into the development process. Coming soon, wherever you listen to your podcasts!

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