Rite Gud
KittysneezesThis isn’t a podcast for total beginners. We’re going to assume that you know what plot structure is, what a protagonist is, where ideas come from, and how to use a semicolon. This is a podcast for people who can already write okay, but want to do better.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | BooksArtsHow ToEducation | ||||
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No, your eyes do not deceive you—this is a new episode of Rite Gud in your podcast feed. But it’s also NOT a new episode. We’re finally taking the best of our Book Club episodes from behind the paywall. This was originally released May 26, 2024.
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RS: Welcome to this month’s bonus episode of Rite Gud, the podcast that helps you write good. For this edition of the Book Club, we’re dipping our toes into the world of nonfiction with Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood. Joining me is producer Matt Keele... more
No, your eyes do not deceive you—this is a new episode of Rite Gud in your podcast feed. But it’s also NOT a new episode. We’re finally taking the best of our Book Club episodes from behind the paywall. This was originally released June 27, 2024.
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RS: Welcome to this month’s bonus episode of Rite Gud. For this edition of the Book Club, we’re talking about Koji Suzuki’s 1991 novel, Ring, or Ringu, if you prefer. Joining us is Langdon of Death Sentence. You’re back, and it sounds like you’re vac... more
No, your eyes do not deceive you—this is a new episode of Rite Gud in your podcast feed. But it’s also NOT a new episode. We’re finally taking the best of our Book Club episodes from behind the paywall. This was originally released July 31, 2024.
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RS: Welcome to this month’s bonus episode of Rite Gud. In this edition of the Book Club, we’re discussing Mary Doria Russell’s The Sparrow. Joining us once again is Stephen Mazur. Uh, Stephen, given your tendency to over prepare for all o... more
No, your eyes do not deceive you—this is a new episode of Rite Gud in your podcast feed. But it’s also NOT a new episode. We’re finally taking the best of our Book Club episodes from behind the paywall. This was originally released Aug. 29, 2024.
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R.S. Benedict
Welcome to this month’s bonus episode of Rite Gud, the podcast that helps you write good for this edition of the book club, we’re talking about Leonora carrington’s The hearing trumpet. Joining me is Gwen C Katz. Gwen, you recommended ... more
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- The key is “want to do better”
This podcast is more about being a better artist. One who has compassion, passion, and wants to present their unique vision. This podcast examines trends in genre art and discusses how the artist makes a difference and can improve the world.
Apple Podcasts5TimWB1
United States2 years ago - I have a love/hate relationship w/ this podcast but that’s why I give it 5 stars
This podcast always makes me think even if I don’t always agree. My biggest gripe is I wish they would talk as deeply about the things they love as the do the things they hate.
Apple Podcasts5Rosario the MonkUnited States3 years ago - It’s good guys
I’m also a fan of Raquel’s Everyone is Beautiful piece for Blood Knife but found the podcast through people yelling at her for being right.
It’s particularly worth your time if you find yourself worn down by commercialized geek culture and the genre (and/or) publishing scenes; I definitely am, but if you collect Funko pops you might feel affronted. Sorry. No punches are pulled here. Content-wise, the guests are great and the insight into process is valuable. Discussion does tend to circle the s... more
Apple Podcasts4be careful12341United States4 years ago - Shrug emoji
If you can get through the intellectual status anxiety, a good casual cast.
Apple Podcasts3cowboyplanetUnited States4 years ago - So glad I found this!
I discovered this after reading Raquel’s piece on sexlessness in contemporary blockbusters. The show is a perfect balance between thoughtful insight and casual venting between writers in conversation.
Apple Podcasts4Jack with the CatUnited States4 years ago Spent the better part of an episode denying the Shoah by comparing their pissant problems to it.
Podcast Addict14 years agoScalfin- Rite Gud!
Insightful and funny right from the top. So glad I found this!
Apple Podcasts5Hopped up on iPad
Canada5 years ago - Fascinating discussion!
I’ve only listened to one episode and am excited to hear more!
Apple Podcasts5alainahammondUnited States5 years ago - Challenging + Subversive Takes for Serious Writers
The 1 star review brigade that R. S. Benedict has received for daring to suggest fanfics aren’t serious training or necessarily healthy communities for budding writers should be a clear indication of the level of maturity of the show’s detractors. The guests and discussions about writing and culture on this show are thought-provoking and substantive rather than just commercial and affirming. If you’re serious about making good art the topics and perspectives here are absolutely worth your time!
Apple Podcasts5goblinnunUnited States5 years ago - Great Takes
Fanfiction is bad
Apple Podcasts516-0United States5 years ago - smh
Couldn't even think of a good enough podcast title...smh
Apple Podcasts1surpanakha
Philippines5 years ago Ironically, hosted by an author who writes p badly.
Podcast Addict25 years agovaultedthewall- Is this performance art? A parody of MFA snobbery?
If this is a send-up of the myopic, gatekeeping, pretentiousness currently infesting MFAdom, it’s brilliant; if this is an actual how-to-write-better podcast then...big yikes. A more self-important yet clueless host one could not hope to find.
Apple Podcasts1Fanfic DefenderUnited States5 years ago - Elitist trash
I stumbled upon this podcast with an open mind, hoping to learn some more about writing. After a day of listening, during which I grew increasingly infuriated and bewildered with one of the hosts, all I can say to anyone reading this is DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME.
This podcast is nothing but a few writing elitists stroking each other’s egos as they regurgitate outdated criticisms their 50 year old middle school English teachers must have drilled into them. Writing is an art. Writing is subjective... more
Apple Podcasts1m1lZa
Australia5 years ago - Trash
Trash takes.
Apple Podcasts1KNJJJJ8156United States5 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #154 |  Russia/Education/How To |
Apple Podcasts | #213 |  Poland/Education/How To |
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What is Rite Gud about and what kind of topics does it cover?
The show focuses on improving the craft of writing, particularly for those who already possess a basic understanding of narrative structure and are looking to refine their skills. It features in-depth discussions on literature, exploring various subjects such as character development, thematic elements, and the complexities of narrative devices. Notable discussions often include analyses of both contemporary and classic works, providing insights into how different texts can inform an aspiring writer's work. The show's blend of humor and candor, along with intellectual debates on various aspects of writing and the literature industry, makes it unique and engaging for a serious audience.
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Rite Gud launched 6 years ago and published 144 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Rite Gud include:
1. Stephen Mazur
2. Kurt Schiller
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