Most people think storytelling is about structure.
But the stories people actually remember usually come from something deeper:
identity, risk, truth, and perspective.
I sat down with Glynn Washington, creator and host of Snap Judgment, to talk about what makes stories land — and why finding your voice matters more than copying what already works.
We also got into:
• The experiences that shaped how he sees the world
• What keeps creative work relevant over time
• The difference between telling a story and telling the truth
• Moments where he questioned whether his perspective would resonate
• What most people misunderstand about storytelling
One thing that stood out:
The strongest voices usually aren’t manufactured — they’re earned through experience.
This conversation wasn’t just about podcasting.
It was about understanding people.
Full episode of Behind the Rise out now.