Jonathan and Andrew discuss the relationships between creativity and loneliness, the problem of ambition, and the paradox of the age-old search for originality.

Jonathan and Andrew discuss the relationships between creativity and loneliness, the problem of ambition, and the paradox of the age-old search for originality.

Conversations with writers about writing, hosted by Jonathan Rogers.

The Habit

The Habit Podcast

S2 E1: Andrew Peterson

This episode kicks off the "Hometown Stories" summer series. As the name suggests, this  series features stories from writers' hometowns. In this episode:
Jonathan Rogers on Warner Robins, Georgia
Anna Eastland on New Denver, British Columbia
Janna Shirk on the Finger Lakes region of New York
Elizabeth Harwell on Murray, Kentucky

This episode features writers from The Habit Membership.

This episode kicks off the "Hometown Stories" summer series. As the name suggests, this  series features stories from writers' hometowns. In this episode:
<ul>
<li>Jonathan Rogers on Warner Robins, Georgia</li>
<li>Anna Eastland on New Denver, British Columbia</li>
<li>Janna Shirk on the Finger Lakes region of New York</li>
<li>Elizabeth Harwell on Murray, Kentucky</li>
</ul>
This episode features writers from <a href="https://thehabit.co/join-the-habit-membership/">The Habit Membership</a>.

Hometown Stories: Georgia, British Columbia, New York, Kentucky

For nearly twenty years, Ben Shive has been producing and collaborating with musicians including (but not limited to) JJ Heller, Colony House, Ellie Holcombe, Dave Barnes, The Gray Havens, Andrew Peterson, Melanie Penn, Randall Goodgame, Sandra McCracken, Jill Phillips, and Keith and Kristyn Getty. He recently signed on as a writer for Getty Music. Ben sat down to talk with Jonathan Rogers about hymn-writing and the  benefits and frustrations of limits.

For nearly twenty years, <a href="http://www.benshive.com/">Ben Shive</a> has been producing and collaborating with musicians including (but not limited to) JJ Heller, Colony House, Ellie Holcombe, Dave Barnes, The Gray Havens, Andrew Peterson, Melanie Penn, Randall Goodgame, Sandra McCracken, Jill Phillips, and Keith and Kristyn Getty. He recently signed on as a writer for <a href="https://www.gettymusic.com/">Getty Music</a>. Ben sat down to talk with Jonathan Rogers about hymn-writing and the  benefits and frustrations of limits.

Ben Shive is doing something new (and old).

K. B. Hoyle is a writer of many genres and talents. She’s the author of the teen fantasy series, The Gateway Chronicles, and the adult dystopian series, The Breeder Cycle. She has also done fairytale retelling and science-fiction fantasy. She’s a columnist and staff writer at Christ and Pop Culture, and she is the cofounder, CEO, and acquisitions editor of Owl's Nest Publishers, an independent press specializing in books for adolescents. In this episode, KB (Karin) Hoyle and Jonathan Rogers talk about the ways our cultural narratives act on us individually and in society as a whole. And we talk about stories that woo rather than argue.

<a href="http://www.kbhoyle.com/">K. B. Hoyle</a> is a writer of many genres and talents. She’s the author of the teen fantasy series, The Gateway Chronicles, and the adult dystopian series, The Breeder Cycle. She has also done fairytale retelling and science-fiction fantasy. She’s a columnist and staff writer at <a href="https://christandpopculture.com/">Christ and Pop Culture</a>, and she is the cofounder, CEO, and acquisitions editor of <a href="http://www.owlsnestpublishers.com/">Owl's Nest Publishers</a>, an independent press specializing in books for adolescents. In this episode, KB (Karin) Hoyle and Jonathan Rogers talk about the ways our cultural narratives act on us individually and in society as a whole. And we talk about stories that woo rather than argue.

S2 E1: Andrew Peterson

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