On this one-off, Joe takes to the Writeway mic solo, addressing some of his recent realizations of both turning points in life—both in general and in the aftermath of 2020—and the creative process.

It’s a very special episode of the Writeway Podcast this week. Rea and Joe welcome Writeway friend and fellow writer, bestselling children’s book author, and publisher, Marianne Richmond.

Well, writers, this week Rea and Joe are coming at you once again to shake things up by getting to the root of what might be holding up the completion of a book or manuscript… which is often YOU.

Coming off an incredibly bear-it-all episode, Rea returns to the Writeway Podcast mic for another solo episode to address a jarring moment of clarity brought on by a breaking point in her own life, causing her to assess everything: from her career, to money, to relationships, and her path to healing.

At the top of this latest episode of Writeway Podcast, Rea says it all when she tells special guest, bestselling author Wendy Walker, “When I think about generosity… the very first author I always think about is you.” What follows is an incredibly frank and sincere conversation about her journey to writing and her #PathToPublishing.

In what has become a Writeway Podcast staple, Rea and Joe get RAW, REAL, and RADICALLY HONEST as they examine the connection between being “self-sufficient” and being “well” as writers, creators, and humans.

On this week’s spirited and fun episode, Rea and Joe are starstruck by their phenomenal extra special guests—that’s right, guests, plural!—prolific and bestselling author duo, Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings, better known by their internationally acclaimed pen name, “Christina Lauren.”

In a rare, unscripted, and totally real episode, Rea takes to the podcast mic solo to air out some grievances with the industry that have accumulated over the course of her career as a multi-published bestselling author.

Rea and Joe are back on the mic this week with another INCREDIBLE guest, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, Joshilyn Jackson, whose latest book—her tenth!—Mother May I, has been called “gripping,” “chilling,” and “haunting” in its raving advanced reviews.

What begins as commentary on how “High Concept” material usually leads to “success” in publishing quickly turns into a call to action for writers to discover their “BIG WHY” when Rea and Joe sit down one-on-one to dissect this industry-touted term.