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To pitch Creative, Actually, visit https://eacarter.substack.com/podcast for contact information, then craft a tight one-paragraph hook that ties your expertise to a gap in their recent arts coverage.

Who is the host of Creative, Actually?

Creative, Actually is hosted by E A Carter. The show is categorised under arts (society) and has published 0 episodes.

What topics does Creative, Actually cover?

Creative, Actually regularly covers arts, society, culture. It sits in the arts category, with a society focus.

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Creative, Actually is accessible for guests with genuine arts expertise. A personalised, episode-aware pitch will still outperform a generic one every time.

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Episodes of Creative, Actually average 37 minutes. a focused format where a clear narrative arc and tight preparation matter most.

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Creative, Actually

Hosted by E A Carter · arts · EN · 0 episodes

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About this Podcast:

Creative, Actually is a new podcast hosted by the author E. A. Carter. Elizabeth talks to creatives about their creative life, their struggles, and their wins. Expect to be inspired, uplifted, encouraged and seen. A new episode every two weeks. eacarter.substack.com

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What is Creative, Actually?

Creative, Actually is a arts podcast hosted by E A Carter, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #6
The Importance Of Wounds In Romance - With Romance Author and Editor Linda O'Donnell
Apr 29, 202634 minS1
In today’s episode, Elizabeth at Creative, Actually chats with sweet romance author, Fictionary Story Coach Editor, and instructor Linda O’Donnell who shares why all successful romance novels have a “wound” for their protagonist to overcome.She shares examples of how writers can progress their character’s wound across the romance beats from the meet cute to breakup and their epiphany.We also get a sneak peak into her upcoming debut romance novel Behind the Scenes, where a woman returns to her hometown only to become stuck in the same house with a movie star she w...
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Episode #5
Alexandria Yandt on Outlining, Book Coaching, and Editing with Kindness
Apr 15, 202639 minS1
Writer, editor, and Fictionary-certified Story Coach Editor Alexandria Yandt joins Elizabeth on Creative, Actually to discuss how she balances writing books and teaching outlining courses while homeschooling six kids.Alexandria started to write fiction during COVID for escapism and anxiety relief, and shares how she evolved from discovery writing to creating story with structure via Fictionary.She also shares about her journey to her upcoming releases: a closed romance speculative trilogy currently in editing and a historical romance planned to be released in January 2027.About Alexandria Yandt:Stories are journeys, and...
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Episode #4
What Type Are You? How The Enneagram Connects You And Your Characters with Julia Gandrud
Apr 1, 202636 minS1
On today’s episode, creativity coach and strengths-focused editor Julia Gandrud joins Elizabeth to discuss how the Enneagram can help writers get to know themselves better and help them write complex characters perfect for different genres. She describes each type’s motivations and fears and how stress and growth patterns can deepen character creation across genres.About Julia Gandrud:Julia Gandrud is a writer, artist, creativity coach, and strengths-focused editor. She’s also a local ambassador for the Editorial Freelance Association. Lately, she’s been more of an executive functioning and accountability coach, because creatives need com...
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Episode #3
Brandi Badgett: I wrote a horror with mucky middles. This is how I learned to fix them!
Mar 18, 202635 minS1
Brandi Badgett shares her transformation on Creative, Actually from a passionate reader into a successful editor and author. She discusses her early love for books, writing endeavors, and how after raising five small children, the Resident Evil community rekindled her writing aspirations.Brandi elaborates on her creative process, the importance of story structure, and using tools like Pro Writing Aid and Fictionary, where she eventually became an instructor. She reflects on writing her YA gamer romance and highlights the challenges of writing middles in stories. Brandi also touches upon the supportive yet competitive nature of the writing...
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Episode #2
Why Is My Character Not Doing What I Want? Angie Andriot: Sociologist, Editor, and Author Explains Why & How To Fix It
Mar 4, 202634 minS1
Perfumer, sociologist, author, and editor Angie Andriot sits down with Elizabeth Carter on the second episode of Creative, Actually. Angie’s an Indiana-based perfumer, the cozy mystery author of Fragrance of Forgotten Truth, and a Fictionary instructor/editor.As a PhD holding sociologist, she shares interesting takes on character-building that may help you understand your characters better. She also shares ideas on what to do when your characters ‘act out’ (and why they do) and a clever trick to get your characters back on track that you’ll love.She also breaks down how Fictionary’s tools he...
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Creative, Actually

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Recent episodes

The Importance Of Wounds In Romance - With Romance Author and Editor Linda O'Donnell

Alexandria Yandt on Outlining, Book Coaching, and Editing with Kindness

What Type Are You? How The Enneagram Connects You And Your Characters with Julia Gandrud

Brandi Badgett: I wrote a horror with mucky middles. This is how I learned to fix them!

Why Is My Character Not Doing What I Want? Angie Andriot: Sociologist, Editor, and Author Explains Why & How To Fix It

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Alexandria Yandt

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Creative, Actually

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Creative, Actually?

About the host

Recent episodes

The Importance Of Wounds In Romance - With Romance Author and Editor Linda O'Donnell

Alexandria Yandt on Outlining, Book Coaching, and Editing with Kindness

What Type Are You? How The Enneagram Connects You And Your Characters with Julia Gandrud

Brandi Badgett: I wrote a horror with mucky middles. This is how I learned to fix them!

Why Is My Character Not Doing What I Want? Angie Andriot: Sociologist, Editor, and Author Explains Why & How To Fix It

Guest Appearances

Jo Taylor

Alexandria Yandt

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