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The Writing at the Red House Podcast

Kathi Lipp
Writing
Social Media
Content Creation
Branding
Publishing
Book Marketing
Audience Engagement
Writing Process
Facebook
Self-Publishing
Public Relations
Decluttering
Pilot Programs
Tiktok
Community Building
Accountability
Storytelling
Book Publishing
Instagram
Creative Process

Welcome to The Writing at the Red House Podcast where we gather at the table to break bread and tell tales with some of our favorite writers and speakers. Our heart is to equip and encourage men and women to be the communicators God has created them to be.

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Every writer has imagined it: the book deal comes through, and suddenly a publishing house swoops in with a marketing team, a book tour, and a private jet waiting on the tarmac. (Okay, maybe not the jet.) But when the launch date arrives and the phon... more

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Do you have a manuscript written that is ready to be published? Do you want to self-publish your book but have no idea where to begin?

In today’s podcast, Kathi and literary agent and self-published fiction author Sherri Wilson Johnson talk about al... more

Have you ever wondered how some writers manage to stay in the game for decades while others burn out after one book? If you've been feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or unsure if you can sustain this writing journey, this episode is for you.

What You'l... more

You've set the deadline. You've blocked the time. And yet somehow, the finish line keeps moving further away. Sound familiar?

If you've ever found yourself in a panic-fueled sprint to finish a writing project—only to crash afterward and wonder if yo... more

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Recent Guests

Sherri Wilson Johnson
Author, literary agent, and self-published writer
Independent author and literary agent
Episode: BEST OF: The DIY Author with Sherri Wilson Johnson
Julie Lyles Carr
Author, ghostwriter, and expert on finishing writing projects
The Collective / The Writing at the Red House
Episode: Why Your Self-Imposed Deadlines Never Work: The Research-Backed Fix for Finishing Your Book
Susy Flory
Author with 20+ books, publishing founder, previously a guest on the show
Self-employed/Publishing company
Episode: Raise Your Voice: A Real Talk About Women, Writing, and Having Something to Say
Barb Roose
Literary agent with Books and Such; author
Books and Such
Episode: The Rule of Three: How to Research Your Way to a Book Deal
Jennifer Dukes Lee
Bestselling author, speaker, and morning evangelist from Iowa
Episode: Writing to Two Audiences at Once: When Your Book Doesn't Fit the One-Reader Rule
Ruthie Gray
Friend of the podcast, author and caregiver advocate
Self-published/Revell-published author (Sabbath Soup project)
Episode: Stop Slapping Your Book Cover on Instagram: What Actually Works for Author Marketing
Lori Melton
Author of "Journey with a Giant", focusing on spiritual growth and community engagement through her book and accompanying resources.
Episode: Beyond the Book: How One Author Built a Quiz, Podcast Series, and Facebook Community Around Her Message
Sherri Johnson
Self-published author and literary agent at Gardner Agency
Gardner Agency
Episode: The Publishing Decision No One Can Make for You: Weighing Traditional, Indie, and Everything In Between
Becky Keife
Author of 'A Verse a Day for the Anxious Soul' and contributor to Encourage and Dayspring
Episode: Stop Hoarding Your Writing: Why Your Old Articles, Reels, and Speaking Notes Are Book-Ready Ingredients

Hosts

Kathi Lipp
Host with a focus on writing, publishing, and community-based growth.
Tenneil Register
Co-host and co-host ofWriting at the Red House; coordinates community and publicity initiatives.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 83 ratings
  • Kathi is the best!

    Okay, it’s not just Kathi, we must mention Roger and her other guests. Thank you for great content. I learn a lot from The Red House and one of my favs is how to use AI. Seriously, what a time saver! I live too far away to attend a conference on the west coast, so I appreciate what I learn through this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Homeschool Jenn
    United States2 years ago
  • Best Friend to Writers

    I love this podcast! Kathi offers practical wisdom for us who are wanting to write compelling content. And she does it with such joy and “real life” authenticity! Her guests give graciously of their own insight and the combination is always something fun and helpful! Writing At The Red House is your best friend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kimsings2
    United States2 years ago
  • So helpful & fun to listen to!

    This podcast has been so influential and encouraging in my career. Kathi is a trusted and hilarious host. She mentors all of us with love through these applicable topics!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dorina Gilmore
    United States2 years ago
  • Social Media Habits Episodes

    Thank you Kathy and guests for the social media episodes. The landscape of SM has changed so much in recent years it has been really confusing to navigate. Yall broke it down into clues I felt I could get investigate more. Thank you very much for adding the content calendar as well. This gives me a great (re)starting point!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RideWriteFly
    United States2 years ago
  • So helpful & fun to listen to!

    This podcast has been so influential and encouraging in my career. Kathi is a trusted and hilarious hosted. She mentors all of us with love through these applicable topics!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dorina Gilmore
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the candid talk on AI and publishing.
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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

BEST OF: The DIY Author with Sherri Wilson Johnson
Q: Why would you want to be a DIY author?
The guest explains that self-publishing offers control, creative freedom, and the ability to publish works traditional houses might ignore, with the caveat that success requires both good writing and having a plan to sell the book.
Why Your Self-Imposed Deadlines Never Work: The Research-Backed Fix for Finishing Your Book
Q: So, what is the practical takeaway from the deadline research that listeners can apply right away?
Aim for a middle-ground approach by setting interim milestones and external accountability mechanisms rather than one single final deadline, and align your writing calendar with a paced, realistic rhythm to keep momentum going.
DIY Publicity That Actually Works: How One Author Built 20 Years of TV Appearances Without a Publicist
Q: What is the first step you take to get on local TV without sounding pushy?
Identify a local need or trend and craft a solution that fits the audience, then present a concise pitch that demonstrates how you serve the show's viewers.
The Rule of Three: How to Research Your Way to a Book Deal
Q: What is the recommended mindset when working with AI as an author?
The recommended mindset is to use AI as a tool without letting it undermine the author's voice or the personal, human elements of writing; authors should maintain ownership of their ideas and ensure that AI supports rather than replaces the author's creativity.
The Rule of Three: How to Research Your Way to a Book Deal
Q: How should an author approach market research for a new book?
Barb advises authors to explore top books in their target categories on Amazon, analyze descriptions and keywords, identify recurring 'itch' themes, and then apply a 'rule of three' by studying three ahead-of-you authors to understand what readers are currently responding to.

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The show centers on practical, craft-focused conversations for writers and communicators, often blending writing discipline with publishing strategy, audience development, and media outreach. Episodes lean into sustainable workflows (quarterly planning, pacing, accountability), the psychology of deadlines, and ways to leverage community and partnerships to grow a writing career. A recurring edge is a faith-friendly perspective that foregrounds authenticity, mentorship, and service to an audience, with a track record of guests ranging from agents and publishers to successful authors and publicity experts. Its standout traits include actionable frameworks (Create-Serve-Build, weekly reality checks), a strong emphasis on community (collectives... more

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Recent guests on The Writing at the Red House Podcast include:

1. Sherri Wilson Johnson
2. Julie Lyles Carr
3. Susy Flory
4. Barb Roose
5. Jennifer Dukes Lee
6. Ruthie Gray
7. Lori Melton
8. Sherri Johnson

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