Where did 2019 go? It went into a ton of songs. Prompt Queens wrote their butts off this year an in this episode, they recap the highlights. And hats of to Thad, the long suffering pretengineer for cutting together this episode.

Ho, ho, ho and hallelujah! Hope & Emily sing a couple Christmas tunes for you this week and wish you and yours a great year's end no matter what or how you celebrate and encourage you to keep writing.

We're tackling a giant. Today we write songs a la our hero, Tom Petty, and take a deep dive into songwriting nerd-dom. When one of us is counting out beats while the other is playing her chorus, you know we've reached a new level. We're glad to be back after a two week break and ready to finish out the year!

Okay, dirty birds, it's time for clean living. Hope & Emily write songs about what it means to live clean. Write your own and send it in!

Gobble, gobble, Prompt Team. Happy Thanksgiving. We are thankful that you keep listening and writing along. Here are our Thanksgiving offerings. We'd love to hear yours!

Let's play Twister. Let's play Risk. Let's write a song about board games. Done. Check out how Emily & Hope did in this episode of Prompt Queens. Then write your own!

Adios, summer. Not so fast, winter. Let's pause and appreciate autumn, shall we? We shall. In the episode Hope & Emily write songs about fall and record the episode in front of a live audience. Good times!

Here's a follow up our smash hit episode 44: Start of Movie--it's episode 45: End of Movie! Hope and Emily write songs to play as the credits roll. You should write one too and send it in!

Emily and Hope write songs for the start of a movie. What movie? You know, the next blockbuster high school hit that starts with a morning montage. What's it sound like? You're going to have to listen and find out. AND write your own song and send it in.

Two turntables and a microphone. Two birds with one stone. Two hooky choruses and no verses. The latter is what Emily & Hope tackled this week: they each took a stab at two choruses, and two choruses alone. They have vowed never to do that again, but you should listen to hear what they came up with AND you should write your own hooky choruses and send them in!