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This episode is proudly sponsored by SCRIVENER. Click on the link for your special 20% off discount code that's available specially for our storyteller tribe!
Hey Storytellers! Hello again from Taiwan! I just finished the intensive tea program today and the program has been overwhelming in the best way possible— it was incredibly educational and inspiring.
During one of the days, we were withering tea leaves from 8 in the morning till 2am the next day.
The days have been packed, back-to-back, morning till evening, traveling all around Taiwan visiting tea farms, tea factories, museums, and so much more. It’s been humbling and eye-opening to say the least.
This tea intensive program, more like a bootcamp, has inspired me to work on a very special episode that I’m beyond excited to share with you next week. I’ve been posting pics from this trip on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook so be sure to find me @88CUPSOFTEA and check out #88CupsOfAsia to join me on this open-ended adventure around Asia.
For today, we’ll be diving into another vintage episode from our show featuring screenwriter Katie Wech. In case any of you missed last week’s episode, we’ve gotten a jump in our listener numbers and I’d love to welcome you guys to the show. Thank you for joining our storyteller tribe and I’m so excited to share this journey with you. And as always, a heartfelt thank you to my O.G. listeners who’ve been there since day one. You all make this show what it is and I’m truly so thankful to each and every one of you. We’ll be listening to Katie Wech’s inspiring interview today as she is the very first guest on the show, and her episode was a HUGE hit, pulling in a ton of listeners and leaving them incredibly inspired. Her episode is an amazing example of the message and heart of what 88 CUPS OF TEA is about.
What You’ll Learn From This Episode:
“No matter how bad it gets, how many couches you’re surfing on, no matter how far away your goal seems- you can’t stop working.”
Learn More About Katie Wech
Katie Wech received her MFA in Screenwriting from the USC School of Cinema-Television and began her career in television as an assistant on the first season of Fox’s PRISON BREAK. A year later, she sold her first feature script to Jerry Weintraub for WARNER BROTHERS. In 2011, her black-list nominated feature script PROM was released by Disney. Since then, she has written and produced many hours of cable and network television, including the CW’s SECRET CIRCLE, ABC’s ONCE UPON A TIME IN WONDERLAND, and CBS’s VEGAS. She is currently a producer on the hit TNT series, RIZZOLI & ISLES.
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This episode is proudly sponsored by SCRIVENER. Click on the link for your special 20% off discount code that's available specially for our storyteller tribe!
Hey Storytellers! Hello again from Taiwan! I just finished the intensive tea program today and the program has been overwhelming in the best way possible— it was incredibly educational and inspiring.
During one of the days, we were withering tea leaves from 8 in the morning till 2am the next day.
The days have been packed, back-to-back, morning till evening, traveling all around Taiwan visiting tea farms, tea factories, museums, and so much more. It’s been humbling and eye-opening to say the least.
This tea intensive program, more like a bootcamp, has inspired me to work on a very special episode that I’m beyond excited to share with you next week. I’ve been posting pics from this trip on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook so be sure to find me @88CUPSOFTEA and check out #88CupsOfAsia to join me on this open-ended adventure around Asia.
For today, we’ll be diving into another vintage episode from our show featuring screenwriter Katie Wech. In case any of you missed last week’s episode, we’ve gotten a jump in our listener numbers and I’d love to welcome you guys to the show. Thank you for joining our storyteller tribe and I’m so excited to share this journey with you. And as always, a heartfelt thank you to my O.G. listeners who’ve been there since day one. You all make this show what it is and I’m truly so thankful to each and every one of you. We’ll be listening to Katie Wech’s inspiring interview today as she is the very first guest on the show, and her episode was a HUGE hit, pulling in a ton of listeners and leaving them incredibly inspired. Her episode is an amazing example of the message and heart of what 88 CUPS OF TEA is about.
What You’ll Learn From This Episode:
“No matter how bad it gets, how many couches you’re surfing on, no matter how far away your goal seems- you can’t stop working.”
Learn More About Katie Wech
Katie Wech received her MFA in Screenwriting from the USC School of Cinema-Television and began her career in television as an assistant on the first season of Fox’s PRISON BREAK. A year later, she sold her first feature script to Jerry Weintraub for WARNER BROTHERS. In 2011, her black-list nominated feature script PROM was released by Disney. Since then, she has written and produced many hours of cable and network television, including the CW’s SECRET CIRCLE, ABC’s ONCE UPON A TIME IN WONDERLAND, and CBS’s VEGAS. She is currently a producer on the hit TNT series, RIZZOLI & ISLES.
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