Finding the Throughline
Kate HanleyWritings and podcast conversations about the creative process. Every piece of work, and each of us, has a throughline--the consistent theme that runs from beginning to end. It's not something you have to create. It's something you find.
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Advocacy journalist Steve Ahlquist wants you to care about getting your facts right
My guest this week (OK, last week! Sorry! This summer is like the subway train that pulls into the station and just keeps going!) is Steve Ahlquist, an independent reporter who practices what’s known as advocacy journalism. Steve has been c...
Finding the Throughline ep. 85: Advocacy journalist Steve Ahlquist
"If I'm in a room with every other reporter in the state, I am most likely in the wrong room."
My guest this week is Steve Ahlquist, an independent reporter who practices what’s known as advocacy journalism. Steve has been covering politic...
Debut novelist Elisa Faison wants you to try reading a little poetry
My guest this week is Elisa Faison, debut author of Skin Contact, a bingeable, sexy, and poignant novel about the ripple effects of a young couple deciding to open up their marriage.
Elisa has published stories in various literary magazin...
Finding the Throughline ep. 84; debut novelist Elisa Faison
On finding the confidence to believe that other people will like your writing, too
Note: This is episode 84, even though the last episode I sent you was episode 82. That’s because last week I aired a replay that is technically episode 83 e...
Independent journalist and author Phil Eil wants you to take care of your mental health
This week my guest is Phil Eil, an author and freelance journalist based in his hometown–and mine!–Providence, Rhode Island.
Phil a smarty pants about things we all could stand to know a little more about—things like immigration detention...
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As a freelance journalist, author, podcast host, and ghostwriter, I have been a professional writer for 20 years. And I still(!) struggle with doubts and motivation. That’s why I started Finding the Throughline—to give us a forum for inspiration.
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