The Write Voice Podcast

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...

Send us Fan Mail On the outside, strength can look like holding it all together—but underneath, it can feel like exhaustion and disconnection. In this episode, we gently unpack the difference between true strength and survival mode, and what it means to finally pause. Because real strength isn’t constant endurance—it’s honesty, softness, and allowing yourself to be supported. Take a breath. Check...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we begin by exploring a foundational question: What’s the tangled lie you’ve believed about your worth? So often, our sense of value is shaped by quiet, deeply rooted narratives—beliefs formed through experiences, relationships, and expectations we’ve carried for years. Together, we’ll gently uncover these hidden stories and examine how they’ve influenced the way...

Send us Fan Mail In Week 4 of our journey through A Psalm for the Wild Built, we close with a gentle but powerful question: what does it mean to hope? As the story unfolds, we’re invited to consider hope not as certainty, but as something quieter…something we choose to hold onto even when the future feels unclear. It’s not about having all the answers, but about remaining open to possibility. In t...

Send us Fan Mail In Week 3 of our journey through A Psalm for the Wild-Built , we sit with one of the most honest and human questions of all: what do people really need? As Dex’s conversation deepens, the story gently challenges the assumptions we carry about purpose, fulfillment, and what makes a life meaningful. Is it productivity? Achievement? Or something quieter…like connection, presence, and...

Send us Fan Mail In Week 2 of journey through A Pslam for the Wild Built, we reflect on how curiosity can soften our assumptions and create space for deeper understanding. What happens when we stop trying to fix, explain, or control everything, and instead become willing to wonder? Together, we consider how gentle curiosity can help us reconnect with ourselves, with others, and with the questions...

Send us Fan Mail In Week 1 of our journey through A Psalm for the Wild Built, we begin with a quiet but radical idea: rest as resistance. In a culture that constantly asks us to do more, produce more, and prove our worth through productivity, this story gently invites us to pause. Through the early moments of Dex’s journey, we explore what it means to step away from the noise of expectation and li...

Send us Fan Mail What does it really mean to choose love …especially after disappointment, heartbreak, or seasons that hardened us? In this episode of The Write Voice, we explore the quiet courage it takes to move forward with an open heart. Choosing love isn’t naïve. It isn’t weak. It’s a decision (sometimes daily) to stay soft in a world that can make us guarded. We talk about loving after loss,...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Pages of Our Past, we explore the spaces around the main narrative of our lives. The pauses between chapters. The scribbled notes of doubt, hope, change, and growth. Together, we reflect on how the “in-between” moments often hold the deepest truth about our journey — and why learning to notice them can help us understand our past with more compassion and clarity...

Send us Fan Mail Not every story gets a clean ending. Some chapters close quietly. Some pages are torn out. This week we step into the tender spaces we don’t always talk about…heartbreak that altered the course of our lives, losses that reshaped who we are, and the grief that lingers long after everyone else has moved on. Not all grief is dramatic or visible. Sometimes it hides in the ordinary. In...

Send us Fan Mail In this opening episode, we step into the emotional heart of Pages of Our Past by Emily Scotto while exploring how beginnings are often small, subtle, and deeply human. We talk about memory, impact, and the courage it takes to look back at the moments that shaped us. This episode is about honoring the past, understanding our origins, and recognizing that sometimes the first page s...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Write Voice, lets step inside The Bell Jar to explore Sylvia Plath’s unmistakable style and the haunting symbolism that gives the novel its lasting power. We examine how Plath’s sharp imagery, dark humor, and confessional voice blur the line between observation and emotion, creating a narrative that feels both intimate and unsettling. This episode invites li...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we explore the haunting parallels between The Bell Jar and our own lived experiences of reality, identity, and isolation. Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar becomes more than a symbol of depression…it becomes a mirror for the moments when we feel cut off from ourselves, unsure of who we are, and disconnected from the world we’re supposed to belong to. We talk about the q...