The Kiingo Storytelling Podcast

Join us in a conversation with best-selling and award-winning author Natalie Banks as we discuss creating emotion in the reader, discovery writing, opening one's imagination, loving your own work, and absorbing the style of other writers.

Join us in a conversation with screenwriter, script consultant, and author Mark Sanderson as we discuss how to be a professional writer, script notes, writing for a budget, writing on a deadline, script meetings, and the screenwriting industry.

Join us in a conversation with writer, speaker, and creativity coach Julie Duffy as we discuss short stories, quantity over quality, creativity, showing and not telling, antagonists, and coming up with story ideas.

Join us in a conversation with award-winning filmmaker, screenwriter, script consultant, and teacher Jeremy Wechter as we discuss character, structure, screenwriting, and coming up with story ideas.

Join us in a conversation with author and editor Katelynn Watkins as we discuss tools and techniques to create more compelling dialogue in our stories.

Join us in a conversation with author, former literary agent, and founder of iWriterly, Meg LaTorre, as we discuss the red flags editors look for, story stakes, worldbuilding, and starting stories.

Join us in a conversation with screenwriting consultant, and former television executive Shannan E. Johnson, as we discuss story structure, genre, external versus internal goals, how to come up with interesting story ideas, and the business side of the industry.

Join us in a conversation with author and story analyst, H.R. D'Costa, as we discuss story stakes, consequences, emotional impact, empathy, story hooks, and how to keep the reader engaged.

Join us in a conversation with author and associate professor of psychology, Dr. Bill Indick, as we discuss character psychology, defense mechanisms, symbolism, psychology in horrors and thrillers, archetypes, westerns, and how to create fascinating characters.

Join us in a conversation with author, editor, and writing teacher Jordan Rosenfeld as we discuss tension, organic conflict, metaphor, imagery, point of view, intimate characters, writing scenes, and how to create reader engagement in our stories.