The "She Wrote, He Wrote," Podcast

In this chapter commentary episode of The She Wrote He Wrote Podcast, Jordan Rockwell and Ashley Wren Collins go behind the scenes of Chapter 4, “That Guy,” from She Wrote, He Wrote: A New York Love Story.

From character motivations and emotional subtext to real-life inspiration and the writing process itself, this spoiler-light conversation explores the story behind the story — from both the male and female perspective.

From the dude who just can't help but whip out a guitar at a party to the moron who refuses to use headphones in public, what are some awful, "THAT guys," from your life?

Jordan Rockwell and Ashley Wren Collins are joined by Jordan’s longtime friend Dan, a therapist who has helped him navigate his “negative love patterns” for years, along with Ashley’s close college friend Judy, a London-based jazz singer, for a candid conversation about modern dating, friendship, emotional baggage, vulnerability, and the chaos of romance in today’s world.

From “friend-zoning” and dating apps to emotional honesty and the search for real connection, the group explores love from both the male and female perspective — with plenty of humor, honesty, and storytelling along the way.

In this chapter commentary episode of The She Wrote He Wrote Podcast, Jordan Rockwell and Ashley Wren Collins go behind the scenes of Chapter 3, “Sneakers,” from She Wrote, He Wrote: A New York Love Story.

From character motivations and emotional subtext to real-life inspiration and the writing process itself, this spoiler-light conversation explores the story behind the story — from both the male and female perspective.

Ashley & Jordan are joined by country music star Phil Vassar and songwriter Bobby Fischer for a lively conversation about love, heartbreak, songwriting, marriage, and the stories behind some of country music’s biggest hits.

From the inspiration behind their songs to the realities of relationships both on and off the road, Phil and Bobby share candid insights into the creative process, the challenges of balancing career and family, and why love remains one of the most powerful forces in both music and life.

Filled with humor, honesty, and behind-the-scenes stories from the world of country music, this episode explores how great songs—and great relationships—often come from the same place: truth.

In this chapter commentary episode of The She Wrote He Wrote Podcast, Jordan Rockwell and Ashley Wren Collins go behind the scenes of Chapter 2, “The Pink Shirt,” from She Wrote, He Wrote: A New York Love Story.

From character motivations and emotional subtext to real-life inspiration and the writing process itself, this spoiler-light conversation explores the story behind the story — from both the male and female perspective.

We are joined by therapists Denise Sandole and Sandy Ames for a candid conversation about love, communication, emotional intimacy, and the challenges couples face in today’s world.

From conflict resolution and attachment styles to vulnerability, trust, and the importance of feeling seen and heard, the group explores relationships from both the professional and personal perspective.

Along the way, Denise and Sandy share insights from their years of helping individuals and couples navigate the complexities of love, offering practical advice, humor, and hope for anyone seeking stronger, healthier connections.

In this chapter commentary episode of The She Wrote He Wrote Podcast, Jordan Rockwell and Ashley Wren Collins go behind the scenes of Chapter 1, “Speed,” from She Wrote, He Wrote: A New York Love Story.

From character motivations and emotional subtext to real-life inspiration and the writing process itself, this spoiler-light conversation explores the story behind the story — from both the male and female perspective.

In the premiere episode of the She Wrote, He Wrote Podcast, Jordan Rockwell and Ashley Wren Collins are joined by Hallmark Channel screenwriters Uma Incrocci and Talia Gonzalez for a candid conversation about romance, writing, and the art of telling love stories that connect with audiences.

From meet-cutes and happy endings to character chemistry and real-life relationship lessons, the group explores why romantic stories matter, how great collaborations are built, and what it takes to create films that keep viewers believing in love. Filled with humor, behind-the-scenes insights, and plenty of storytelling wisdom, this episode is a must-listen for writers, romantics, and Hallmark fans alike.