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The Writing at the Red House Podcast

Kathi Lipp
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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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Tenneil Register
Author, entrepreneur, and branding expert
Episode: The Branding Bank Method: Why Your Best Social Media Posts Start Before You Write Them
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
Cheri Fletcher
Writer, host of the former Your Spiritual Game Plan podcast, and creator of the Beyond I Don't Know What to Say Grief Communication cards.
Episode: Mixed Media to Meet Mixed Needs: Why a Grief Card Deck Beats a Book Right Now—and Exactly How Cheri Built It
Crystal Paine
Author of The Time-Saving Mom
Episode: BEST OF: Writing a Book While Living the Book with Crystal Paine
Jennifer Dukes Lee
Author and acquisitions editor
Baker Publishing Group
Episode: Best Of: The Art of a Writer’s Brain Dump – Jennifer Dukes Lee
Susy Flory
A New York Times bestselling author and founder associated with the Writing at the Red House.
West Coast Christian Writers Conference
Episode: 463 - How to Professionalize Your Writing Career with Susy Flory - Part 1
Julia Ubbenga
Author of 'Declutter Your Heart and Your Home' and minimalist lifestyle advocate
Zondervan
Episode: 458 - Making Instagram Your Playground: A Fresh Approach to Social Media

Host

Kathi Lipp
Host of The Writing at the Red House Podcast

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 Statesa year 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

Listeners Say

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Guests are consistently high-quality and generously share insights.
The format balances warmth and humor with tangible takeaways for writers and creators.
Listeners appreciate the practical, actionable writing and publishing guidance.
Audiences value AI-assisted brainstorming discussions and title strategies.

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Traditional vs. Self-Publishing: The Real Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Decide
Q: Sherri, does self-publishing a book now lessen your chances for traditional publishing later?
It does not lessen your chances. Publishers often view self-published authors as debut authors.
Stop Hoarding Your Writing: Why Your Old Articles, Reels, and Speaking Notes Are Book-Ready Ingredients
Q: How did you go from writing long form articles to turning them into devotionals?
Keife compiled her writings from various sources and focused on content that served her audience well, blending personal and biblical stories.
Stop Hoarding Your Writing: Why Your Old Articles, Reels, and Speaking Notes Are Book-Ready Ingredients
Q: How do you repurpose this material without cheating?
Keife discusses the importance of using past experiences and previously written content as ingredients to enrich new work and serve the audience better.
Best Of: The Art of a Writer’s Brain Dump – Jennifer Dukes Lee
Q: What inspired you to write a book like this?
Jennifer shares her lifelong interest in asking questions and creating a space for introspection, highlighting how this book is a culmination of that passion.
Best Of: The Art of a Writer’s Brain Dump – Jennifer Dukes Lee
Q: How do you feel this book is beneficial for writers?
Jennifer discusses how the book can help writers explore deeper questions and thoughts, ultimately leading to richer content.

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

1. Tenneil Register
2. Lori Melton
3. Sherri Johnson
4. Becky Keife
5. Cheri Fletcher
6. Crystal Paine
7. Jennifer Dukes Lee
8. Susy Flory

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