In this episode, we’re joined by writer and theatre-maker Achilles Flyte, whose prompt leads us to a delightfully monstrous idea...

We talk about working with children and how their perspectives can open up new creative possibilities, the joys of picture books, and the differences between writing fiction and non-fiction.

We also dig into the role of issue-driven art - especially in spaces like refugee-led theatre - and ask: does engaging with a story feel like action, or actually lead to change?

This episode, we’re joined by Scribbles with Meg - a Coventry-based illustrator whose prompt sparks the start of a bold graphic novel filled with ghostly punks, teenage angst, and a whole lot of female rage.

We explore what it means to channel anger into art, how to stay honest while building a brand, and why junk journalling might just be your new favourite hobby.

Content note: This episode includes brief discussion of how sexual assault is portrayed in media.

Writer and reviewer Sophia Holme gives us a prompt that takes us into the world of Clementine Hughes - a gossip columnist who starts out speaking truth to power and ends up a member of the wealthy elite.

This episode we talk about AI, the search for validation as a writer, and how to power through perfectionism.

Find Sophia on Instagram and Bluesky.

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In our very first episode, writer and poet Rosalind Jay gives us a prompt that sparks a spooky-sweet tale about letting go, embracing grief, and one very good ghost dog.

We talk ADHD, writing for kids, and the undeniable truth that rottweilers might just be the himbos of the dog world.

Follow Rosalind Jay on Instagram: @rozzyperring21

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