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Creative Coffee

Emma Gannon
Substack
Creativity
Emma Gannon
Writing
Creative Burnout
Cooking
Book Tour
Memoir
Digital Media
Solo Dining
Elizabeth Gilbert
Community Building
Creative Processes
Em and Friends
Legacy
Self-Care
Podcasting
Creative Writing
Storytelling
Burnout

Author Emma Gannon chats to guests about living a creative life over a coffee. thehyphen.substack.com

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I have been lucky enough to interview Liz Gilbert multiple times over the years. First almost ten years ago now, when I launched my podcast Ctrl Alt Delete in 2016. We spoke on Skype, the audio was ti... more

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In 2016, Caroline Donahue and I each started our own podcasts, recording hundreds of episodes with guests. As the industry grew, our shows became our main focus, an... more

I try not to write about Substack itself on Substack too often—I know it can feel a bit too meta. But as a writer in this space, I’m invested in how the platform evolves, especially as more writers are finding both a community and livelihood here. At... more

I had such fun chatting to Eleanor Wilkinson author of ONE POT ONE PORTION about the joys of solo eating, our love of solo travel, the difference between loneliness & chosen solitude, why I wrote my novel TABLE FOR ONE and what we’re currently readin... more

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Recent Guests

Elizabeth Gilbert
Author known for her bestselling memoirs and novels.
Episode: Why do we write memoir? (with Elizabeth Gilbert)
Leyla Kazim
Food writer and presenter known for A Day Well Spent on Substack
Episode: How do you create everyday joy?
Haley Nahman
Writer of the Substack Maybe Baby and former editor at Man Repeller
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Emily McDowell
Writer and illustrator known for her viral greeting cards and founder of Em and Friends
Em and Friends
Episode: How do you know when to quit?
Lucy Jones
Writer on culture, science, and nature, author of 'Matrescence'
Episode: How do we embrace childlike wonder?
Jennifer Romolini
Author and co-host of the podcast Everything is Fine, she writes about work, ambition, and life over 50.
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Episode: What's an 'ambition monster'?
Farrah Storr
Award-winning magazine editor and writer, recognized for her work in the media and contributions to social mobility.
Substack, formerly editor in chief of Elle and Cosmopolitan
Episode: Do you need a writer 'brand'?

Host

Emma Gannon
Host of Creative Coffee

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • Love the chilled vibe of these episodes

    I so enjoyed listening to Emma and Farrah natter about work, friendship, joy and Farrah’s garden! Yes to more women getting in their gardens- it really is the key to quieter minds, lower stress levels and the antidote to burnout 🌱 💓

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    Adventures with Flowers
    United Kingdom2 years ago
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    it’s live!

    Apple Podcasts
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    em_gan
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Q: What advice do you have for people new to Substack?
The more you geek out about what you love, the more you'll attract people.
How do we embrace childlike wonder?
Q: How do you get sort of back in the zone if you're having an iffy day?
Lucy suggests that listening to a podcast or reading something related to her writing topic can help jumpstart ideas when she's feeling stuck.
How do we embrace childlike wonder?
Q: Do you feel like an hour or two is enough sometimes?
Lucy mentions that while two to three hours of focused writing is good, it often involves overcoming distractions and moments of uncertainty.
How do we embrace childlike wonder?
Q: How do you compartmentalize the time spent in writing?
Lucy discusses how she has to adapt her writing process around her caregiving responsibilities, often writing in short bursts during available time.
How do we embrace childlike wonder?
Q: Have you linked anything together between when you spend time outdoors and your creativity?
Lucy agrees that being outside helps her creatively, providing perspective and that spending time in nature restores her sense of creativity.

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Conversations center around creativity and personal growth, often focusing on themes such as self-care, the journey of creativity, and the emotional complexities surrounding artistic expression. Key topics include the transition from corporate jobs to creative careers, the significance of maintaining authenticity in content creation, and empathy towards oneself in the creative process. Notable discussions emphasize experiences of burnout, the joys of solo dining, the importance of intentional living, and mothering in relation to creativity. A unique aspect is the podcast's interview style, which tends to foster a relaxed atmosphere that encourages openness and vulnerability in sharing personal stories related to creativity.

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