We Should Write
We Should Write is a show about the healing power of writing—told through conversations that blend sarcasm and soul, vulnerability and absurdity. Each week, host Lindsay Lawler dives deep with songwriters, authors, and creatives of all kinds to discover how putting pen to paper helped them work their stuff out. It’s part therapy, part comedy, all heart. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just jotting thoughts in the notes app at 3 a.m., this show is your permission slip to get it out, and hear unheard stories of how your favorite artists have done just that. Because through writing, we unlock healing, creativity, clarity, and maybe even a whole new version of ourselves. So . . . we should write, right?!
Episodes
Lindsay welcomes renowned Nashville songwriter Autumn McEntire, who is a Oklahoma native from the legendary McEntire musical lineage - Yes, Reba's niece as well as part of the Singing McEntires. Autumn began writing songs at 14 and moved to Nashville at 18 to pursue her calling. Autumn is a Belmont University music business graduate and she signed her first publishing deal right out of college and has since written songs for major ...
This week on We Should Write, Lindsay sits down with Sarah McCoy, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, former NPR host, writing professor, and founder of the McCoy Grant. Known for blending history, faith, mystery, and identity, Sarah brings a depth of insight that bridges art and healing. Her latest novel, Whatever Happened to Lori Lovely?, explores the inner life of a Hollywood starlet who walks away from fame in sear...
This week on We Should Write, Lindsay sits down with Grammy-nominated songwriter and author Sandy Knox, the lyrical force behind Reba McEntire’s classics “Does He Love You” and “Why Haven’t I Heard From You,” and a writer whose songs have been recorded by legends like Dolly Parton, Liza Minnelli, Neil Diamond, Dionne Warwick, and Donna Summer. Together they dive into the art of writing songs that make us feel emotions we haven’t ev...
Lindsay welcomes to the show Larry Gatlin of Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers, a true Texas icon whose songs have resonated with generations. Larry began singing with his brothers Steve and Rudy as a child, and his journey from West Texas to Nashville stardom is one rooted in faith, hard work, and a deep love for the written word. Larry is more than a singer, he’s a gifted songwriter whose hits like “Broken Lady,” “All the Go...
This week on We Should Write, Lindsay welcomes Georgia native Cyndi Thomson, whose debut album My World and chart-topping single “What I Really Meant to Say” shot her to instant country music stardom in 2001. At the height of her success, Cyndi made the surprising decision to walk away from the industry, later channeling her creativity into her own jewelry line, Haybelle Co., before finding her way back to music on her own terms. N...
On Episode 9 of We Should Write, Lindsay Lawler is joined by Kevin Post, a world-class multi-instrumentalist whose career spans more than 30 years on the road. Kevin spent over 15 years with Terri Clark and another 15 + years with Blake Shelton as a guitarist, pedal steel player, and background vocalist, also appearing as the steel guitarist for 13 seasons on NBC’s The Voice. Today, he tours with Aaron Lewis (of Staind) bringing hi...
This week on We Should Write, we welcome Jeremy Baker; combat veteran, PTSD survivor, and debut crime fiction author. After leaving college at 19 to serve as a U.S. Army counterintelligence agent, Jeremy spent two decades in national security focusing on intelligence, counterterrorism, and transnational organized crime. His powerful debut thriller, Guilty Sleep, mirrors pieces of his own journey: an Afghanistan vet grappling with P...
On Episode 7 of We Should Write, Lindsay welcomes powerhouse vocalist Morgan Myles (The Voice, Grand Ole Opry) for a raw and timely conversation. Morgan has been openly sharing her recent heartbreak—the end of an engagement, selling the house she and her fiancé had just moved into, and even trying on her wedding gown for a wedding that never happened—while also stepping into a bold new musical chapter with an upcoming album release...
This week on We Should Write, Lindsay welcomes not just a guest, but her best friend in the world. Author, podcaster, and storyteller Laura Tremaine. From college roommates and LA adventures to being in each other’s weddings, Lindsay and Laura have truly lived it all side by side. Laura is the host of the "10 Things To Tell You" podcast and the author of "Share Your Stuff", "I’ll Go First" and "The Life Council". Expect laughter, d...
In the 5th episode of We Should Write, Lindsay gets up close and personal with long-time friend and musician Brooke Winstead. The two sit down to talk about Brooke's journey to where she is today and how writing and music has helped her move through the highs and lows of life, from childhood to adulthood.
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On We Should Write Episode 4, Lindsay Lawler welcomes another friend and one of the most eccentric, authentic artists Nashville calls their own. You may know her from her duet with Keith Urban, her time on The Apprentice (yes, with Luke Bryan), or her jaw-dropping run to the finals on America’s Got Talent. But those are just the bullet points.
The truth is, Emily West isn’t playing anyone, she is the character. A little Liza, a lit...
On this week's edition of We Should Write, host Lindsay Lawler sits down with pop music icon Tiffany. The two talk about her evolution as a songwriter and creator, the impact that food and cooking has had on her life, mental health, motherhood and many other captivating topics.
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On the debut episode of We Should Write, host Lindsay Lawler sits down with Timothy Howls of Plain White T's. The two talk about his work with The Plain White T's, the writing process, faith and fatherhood, his newest solo single "Smithereens" and much more.
We Should Write is a new show on RadioNemo that explores the transformative power of writing. Hosted by singer/songwriter and longtime RadioNemo voice Lindsay Lawler, the show t...
On the debut episode of We Should Write, host Lindsay Lawler sits down with New Orleans' own Fred LeBlanc of Cowboy Mouth. They dive into their past experiences, the strategic art of songwriting, musical influences, and much more.
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