Listeners have been writing along at home.  Let's celebrate two more listener submissions!

Nonverbal prompt say what?  This week Hope & Emily use a video prompt!  They watch the "Wall of Women" scene from this season's Grey's Anatomy with the volume off and write the song that they think should be played beneath it.  They want you to write one too and send it in!

Listeners have been writing along at home.  Let's celebrate two listener submissions!

Hope & Emily set the podcast ablaze.  They don't need no water. They got a bad desire.  They went down, down, down and the flames went higher.  You get the idea.  The Prompt Queens write about fire, discuss songs, songwriting, and the creative process and invite you to write a long at home.  Submit your song and hear it on a Monday mini episode!

Listeners have been playing along at home.  Let's celebrate two listener submissions!

We are finally doing it!  This mini episode features 2 listener submissions. BLAM O.  Listen to what your fellow listeners have done with the prompts and send in your own song.  We can't wait to hear 'em!

Emily & Hope challenge themselves to write a song hooky enough that a crowd can join in and sing-a-long on first listen and then they enlist a crowd on which to test out the songs. Can you write a sing-a-long?  Try it out, man, and send it in!

Join Emily and Hope in a calming, quiet, relaxing journey into the heart of the prompt: rest. This episode has everything: dulcet tones, the tranquil tinkling of guitar strings, and peaceful banter.  If you have joined us before you know these are lies, except for the part about the prompt. Write your own song about rest and share it with us!

Hope and Emily tackle the 90s grunge of their (relative) youth. Put on your Docs, a baby doll dress, and a flannel shirt and get ready for songs written for Nirvana. And shenanigans.  And write along at home.  Songwriting is fun.

Hope & Emily are back, recording on the scene at the Kerrville Folk Festival in Kerrville, TX.  This week's prompt is to set a timer and write a song in 45 minutes.  Tick-tock, you guys.  Tune in to hear the results AND write along at home!