Cassie's Crafting Conundrum

Okay, I admit it, I didn't have the energy to work on the podcast or even writing once last September hit. This is me, in true Cassie fashion, telling you all what I've been up to. I hope you all enjoy this yapping session from me. Even 9 years after leaving California, I still sound so much like I never left. I'm also sick so please bear with me with this episode. Cassie's life from September 2024-July 2025 in a yapping session that I totally got carried away with. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's back to school month and that means I decided to share a little bit of my personal life with you all.In this episode, I talk about how not stereotypical my college experience has because I don't party, I don't drink, I don't even really socialize because I was too busy healing from my past. And you know what, that's totally okay o not to any of the things people "are supposed to do in college". If you get called boring, so be it! I'm so happy and grateful to be called boring.Just attempt to be yourself and you can go far in life! <3 I'm so proud of you!To those of you going into college: you got this! I believe in you so much!To those of us in college: we got this far, we can do it!!!!To those of you out of college: please tell me you found a job you like that sort of uses your degree(s)?The opinions are my own. Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, questions and general feedback. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode is a little bit different than a full writing episode. Alex Moran (she/her), a Guatemalan adoptee and 20 something year old gen z author from my own home state, is one of my soul sisters and we deep dive into intentional social media use with a little bit of writing on the side.We talk about algorithms, intentionality, burn out, anonymity on social media, look beyond society's boxes, diversification of book characters, central writing themes, "be as real as you want to be, but obviously keep in my your boundaries", and so much more.Our opinions are our own.You can find Alex on Instagram: @alexwritesbooks, TikTok: @alexdoesbookstuff, and she has her own podcast with Tara K. Ross which you can find on Spotify and Apple: The Hope Prose Podcast.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TW: 20 mins in active shooter situation mentioned; 23 minutes another active shooter situation mentionedVictoria Wlosok (she/her) is a 21 year old pubished YA thriller author based in the Southern United States. Through this chaotic episode we talk everything from author timelines, why Victoria chose a podcast for her novel, How to Find a Missing Girl, my own podcast journey, turning actions into words as a writer, social media is really freaking hard, anonymity is sacred, how hope and grief are interwoven in the cloth of life, headcanons and more.Our opinions are our own. We do not affiliate ourselves with Nanowrimo at this time.Her website is: https://www.victoriawlosok.com.Her linktree is: https://linktr.ee/xvictoriawrites. You can find her on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok @xvictoriawrites.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Birdie Schae (she/her) is a uni student currently studying in the Netherlands and writes autistic lesbians who have realistic, messy lives. We discuss the growth of getting started on writing twitter, the community aspect of twitter, the journey of a writer, advice from two gen z writers (take it or leave it <3), pen names, cultural shocks and so much more.The opinions are our own.You can find Birdie on Twitter (X), Instagram @birdienotabird and her website is birdieschae.com. Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How did you all enjoy the cliffhanger?On this continuation of Wyatt Madison 's conversation, we dive into short stories, small vs large writing accounts, life lessons inserted into novels, parents are amazing, lessons learned through writing, "market readers", "everyone has a story", critiquing, social media (again) and more. Wyatt gives insights into what motivates him and this tired college student looks into the tired high schooler's eyes and admires. Seriously, where does this guy find the motivation?This two episode premiere has been emotional for me as I send my "little brother" off into the college abyss in a few months. I'm so excited for him because I know he's got it. I can't help but be the older sister I am and worry for the people I care about. I hope you enjoyed this two episode saga on Wyatt Madison.Wyatt will not be posting anything about the gym so please don't ask him for that content; he's not giving it. You can find him on Instagram (yes, just Instagram) @wyattmadison_author. We do not support J.K. Rowling or her ideas.The opinions are our own.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TW: Suicide mention at 58:25Wyatt Madison (he/him) is someone I have adopted into my writing family and he knows this and as an 17 year old high school senior who gets less sleep than I do, I admire this young man for who he is. We discuss everything and the kitchen sink when it comes to emotional turmoil.In this first part: families are everything, Twitter is overstimulating, experimentation on social media, creativity is needed in life, trading English class stories, the human experience (this is most of it) and so much more in part one of two amazing episodes from a guy I'm so proud to call my writing little brother. I hope you enjoy this episode and please do come back next week to hear what he has to say next. Wyatt, I love you so much and I know you'll find the ending as amusing as I do!You can find him on Instagram (yes, just Instagram) @wyattmadison_author.The opinions are our own.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Makayla Bryant (she/her), a 22 year old science fiction, fantasy, and dystopian author and I discuss her journey from self publishing in 2020 to the querying trenches in 2024. We also discuss the gatekeeping of the traditional publishing industry, working on things outside of writing because income needs to be made, self promoting on different social medias, the "privacy" in the publishing world, creative faceless videos need to be appreciated, and there needs to be a new standard where "realism" needs to be taken into account.You can find Makayla on Instagram @makaylabryant8 and @makaylabryant88 (twt). Her website can be found on https://linktr.ee/themakaylabryant where all things Makayla Bryant can be found.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aleighsha Parke (she/her), a 23 year old British Columbia native and fantasy (plus a little extra dabbling of genres) and I discuss how reading can affect writing as well as discussing her debut (coming out late 2024), making the ordinary pretty, querying publishing agencies, a discussion on the question "do you believe every book has been written?", and so much more.Our opinions are our own.You can find Aleighsha on Instagram and Twitter @aleighshaparke. Her website is aleighshaparke.com. She does indeed have a Linktree: linktr.ee/aleighshaparke where you can find everything Aleighsha.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I can not believe it's been a solid year since the first episode came out and the world learned I talk really freaking fast. I can't believe you all have shared, listened, been guests on, and just plain cheered me on for a year. To Mads who got this all started and my in real life friends, family, and supporters who let me do this pretty much in secret.Season one guests: the guinea pigs, the people who took a chance on me and who have become some of my closest friends, I love you all so much.Season two guests: the sophomore season, the season I recorded and still didn't think I was doing the right thing, thank you for letting me into your lives for a little bit. It means so much and I love you.Season three guests: I can't believe I've gotten to talk to some of you and pick your brains on the topics we have talked about. The Golden Season is special in so many ways. I love you all to the moon and back.I can't put into words what you, the listener of this podcast means to me, without you the guests would be shouting into the internet void. Thank you for letting them have their words heard.I am figuring out what I want to do with my life as a STEM major, author, and podcaster and to have this podcast where gen z can be gen z without judgement is truly a gift.Here's to many more years as a podcast host! Words can not describe how much you all mean to me. The opinions are my own. Please reach out if you would like to! I promise I don't bite <3 Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What's up world! Today is the one year anniversary of Cassie's Crafting Conundrum and I have Halle J. Minick (she/her) interviewing me about who I am as a writer, what I write, and more. We deep dive into my Asian American heritage, what representation means to me, how characters come to me, BIPOC voices and #OwnVoices, friends all over the world, pen names, Suzanne Collins, boundaries online and a lot of other gen z shenanigans for quite a long time.The opinions are our own.You can find Halle on Twitter @hallejwrites and Instagram @hallejminick. You can find her on her website hallejminick.carrod.coEmail: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Callie Rowland (she/her) and still very much 22 now paints a picture of what we can learn in a classroom versus out in the real world. We talk about what her professors have said, how important a community of writers is, and so much more. This is the second premiere of Season 3 and with this week complete, there is a lot more in store for season 3 than even I could dream up! Our opinions are our own.You can find Callie on Instagram and Twitter @_callierowland. Her website is callierowland.com where she has a list of free querying resources on her blog. And yes, this podcast has now made it to the next stage of life as a querying resource! I'm still pinching myself on that one.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Callie Rowland (she/her), a 22 year old recent college graduate and literacy fantasy author, has known her fantasy has an emotional aspect most don't focus on. Callie and I dive right in and talk about what one can learn in and out of a creative writing degree, the way social media can connect authors all over the world, letting yourself feel more deeply makes your characters more real, the writing/author "timeline" and so much more in part one of a two episode premiere of season 3!Our opinions are our own.You can find Callie on Instagram and Twitter @_callierowland. Her website is callierowland.com where she has a list of free querying resources on her blog. And yes, this podcast has now made it to the next stage of life as a querying resource! I'm still pinching myself on that one.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the podcast! This is going to look a little bit different in terms of podcast episode titles and yet if you've listened to the first two seasons, it's still the same crazy content I've been bringing to you. I can't believe it's now Season 3 and people are listening to this and have an interest. I am calling this the "Golden Season" because I finally feel like my life is coming together. This little introduction episode is a little bit all over the place and yet, this is just pure Cassie (Cassidy) Jackson. The ramblings, the having to repeat words over and over, and just pure chaos of me is ever present. 2024 has been awesome (so far). I can't believe everything that's happened to me this summer so far and I can't wait for you all to listen to this "Golden Season" of wise gen z authors!Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*brother from another mother* I do not appreciate low tech sometimesGet ready for 23 life lessons in 2023 because this is the most I've opened up to all of you so thank you all who will listen to this all the way through <3Hey everyone! I hope you enjoyed season 1 and season 2 of Cassie's Crafting Conundrum because I certainly enjoyed making it for you! To the 12 authors whom have let me into their lives for a little bit, I love you all so much. Thank you for giving this baby podcaster a chance with all the low tech of a broke college student. It means the world to me. To all of you who have taken a listen and have learned a little bit about me and the authors I have featured, thank you. You've opened up your time to listen to some of these episodes and learn about what gen z has to author. I appreciate every single one of you who have listened to this podcast because I never thought it would get this far. I didn't think I would do a season 2 and now I'm prepping for a season 3. I am so grateful for every single author experience and life experience I've had because I've grown so much as a person. Get ready 2024, I'm coming for you in terms of my writing career, my podcasting career, and my STEM career. I'm going to become a triple threat and I will make sure 2024 is a good year. Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback. Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22If you get this far, I love you and yes I am serious about emailing me. Please do email me. I would love to get emails from you all <3 I will also accept dms on ig (not on Twitter :D) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*absolutely do not read American Psycho unless you are ready to face every trigger warning in the world; we also do not support J.K. Rowling*Grace, a fourth year phycology major, and I have known each other for a few months and talk like we've known each other for years. We go into school testing, books we really were not ready to read, how trauma should be read about in books, and much more. Everything we talk about is very real and so we ask you to take it seriously and not as a joke. Trauma is something that should never be joked about at all.Our opinions are our own. This was recorded in August before everything happened.Grace wishes to be anonymous right now and I will respect her wishes and not post where you can find her on social media.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback. Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*slight ptsd mention, war is mentioned*Maria I. Antonia (she/her), what can I say about this lovely human who writes humanity in a way that leaves me in awe. She is a 23nyear old author who is in the process of getting a master's degree, sadly an ocean away from me. What started out as a journey about morally grey, human female characters spans talking about education, delusional males, wattpad stories and authors, and so much more packed into one. It is a journey of the two of us talking about our trauma and our past in order to write the way we write and experience life the way we do. We thank you for what you are about to listen to and promise this was much longer than it is now. We invite you to grab a cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate and settle in for a roller coaster of an episode. And yes, Maria is now querying and I can not wait for some agent to snap up this story. Female characters are allowed to be toxic and human and male characters are allowed to have delusional crushes. We have spoken...All opinions are our own. This was recorded in August before everything happened. You can find Maria on Twitter @mariaantoniawa and Instagram @lifewithm.i.aEmail: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback. Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cress (she/her) is a 15 year old novelist and poet who knew pretty much all her life she wanted to do something in literature. It's an honor to bring a conversation like this to the podcast. It might read like a big sister, little sister conversation, however, we touch on important topics. We discuss being young, support systems, passions always have a human on the end, silent supporters, supportive parents, the invisible becomes seen, and so much more.Our opinions are our own. This was filmed in August before everything happened.You can find Cress on Twitter @CWallWalker. She is also a co-editor-in-chief at Bleach Literature Magazine. The magazine can be found at bleachlitmag.com. The Green brothers' channel is called vlogbrothersEmail: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*brief mention of war* *When I was referring to the past, I was referring to contemporary history.*Fantasy, dystopias and fantasy all have a lot more in common than I originally thought. In this episode, I sit down with Caitlin (she/her), a 26 year old historian and fantasy author thinks working on a novel is like solving a complex puzzle. In this episode of season two, we discuss Caitlin's two projects heavily involved in Greek and Roman mythology, the difference between the Swiss and US postsecondary education, how writing is a universal language, how history is a basis for making worlds from scratch, how hard it is to find a balance of what part of a wip to share with others, and so much more.Our opinions and experiences are our own. This was filmed in August before everything happened.You can find Caitlin on Twitter and Instagram @caitlinkwrites.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22Come to Camp Fairwood and hang out with some amazing people :D https://discord.gg/ZC8mSZqUcd (invite never expires) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week I tackle a topic near and dear to my heart, people of color in fiction and real life, with my guest Bia (she/her) a 26 year old author who is also a person of color. We open up about what it's like growing up as a person of color in the United States, how people we interact with in real life shape characters and our own experiences, reveal who one of our author idols is, and so much more. We do not represent all of the Hispanic and Asian Americans in the United States, we have decided to highlight our own voices so other POC authors don't feel as alone in a world that has been dominated by one voice for so long.Our opinions and experiences are our own. This was filmed in August before everything happened and is an extremely important conversation to be having especially right now. You can find Bia on Twitter and Instagram @biaonomatopeia.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*content warning: brief mentions of death as an overarching theme*Kicking off season 2 is Thea (she/her), a 19 year old multi genre author from the UK and I take on the publishing industry and how hard it is to be a multi genre author wanting to pursue the traditional publishing route. We talk about how publishing is such an interconnected industry, trauma of any kind no matter how big or small is implemented into media, how authors and other "low levels" of the "power totem pole" are never given enough credit for their work in making the piece of media come alive, and much more.Our opinions are our own. This was recorded in August before everything happened.You can find Thea on Twitter @booksbythea and Instagram @booksbytheac.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback. Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback.Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a little short episode for you all. I know you all know I can't talk about myself for a long period of time, I can't. It's not in the cards for me. So me making the life update episodes long, it's a stretch for me. People will criticize me for releasing a podcast right now, note, these episodes were recorded in August and we were not aware of how much the world would change in a few short months. We all sit in a place of privilege and we're all raising our voices and remembering things. Don't become desensitized to everything going on. Yes, you are allowed to go about your life normally, however, please remember you sit in a place of privilege. So my little life update might seem stupid to people who are facing real turmoil and real struggles, however, every emotion being felt right now is valid. Keep speaking up and speaking out; as ordinary citizens we might not be able to do anything, but not talking about this situation in some way seems so so very wrong. History will repeat itself, however, we won't be silent about it. Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback. Note: I will not respond to any dms on social media about inquiries, comments, question and general feedback. Twitter, Instagram, and Threads: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Never thought I would get to do a season two so you all get a show trailer. :D Welcome to Cassidy's Crafting Conundrum, a gen z podcast about writing and life in general hosted by a gen z author. This podcast is here to share what gen z authors have to share with the world. I am so excited for you all to experience another side of gen z most of us don't like to share. Please, sit back, relax and enjoy the show! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*Mads and I do not support the author mentioned in this podcast*Mads (she/her), an 18 year old (internet phenom, in my opinion) and I have been friends for a long time and we sit down together to talk about a subject both of us have talked about a myriad of times. My idea of social media is not being as active as I can. Mads' idea of social media is being as active as she can. We discuss social media, our names (online and real), share some stories, discuss friendships and discover so much more about each others' books than we ever thought. This is an extremely real and emotional episode for both of us and we thank you for listening!Our opinions are our own.You can find Mads on Twitter and Instagram @madsisreading.Mads' Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@madsisreadingEmail: cassiescraftingconundrum for inquiries to be on the podcast, general comments, questions, and concerns.Twitter and Instagram: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*When I said European languages, I meant the less popularly translated European languages.* Solaire (she/her) is extremely active on Twitter and so it brings me great pleasure to introduce her voice to the world. In this episode, we talk about coauthoring, our separate projects, our shared projects, AI, international translations and so much more. It is a little bit of a shorter episode, however, it is one I am extraordinarily proud to bring to you all as the fifth episode.Our opinions are our own.You can find Solaire on Twitter @darlingmanila.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Twitter and Instagram: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Demi Michelle Swartz (she/her) is a host of her own podcast and I am so pumped to have her tell her writing journey and how similar and different it has been to her writing career. We talk college, we talk changing things up, we talk how songwriting and fiction writing are similar, we talk gen z in general and so much more. I call her my podcast fairy godperson because she has been instrumental (no pun intended) with this podcast. The introduction music is amazing (I'm still so obsessed) and I can not wait to see what happens with Demi and her music and novels. Please go stream her music and her podcast, they are both incredible!Our opinions are our own.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Twitter and Instagram: cassjackson_22Demi can be found on Twitter @demimschwartz and on her website https://demimschwartz.com.Write on Track Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4a5NQF9lEsCJNb80PNGf2G?si=paoJ4QGTQJComnHNd0VZhQ&nd=1 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*content warning: depression mention*Halle (she/her), an incoming college sophomore stem major, and I sit down for a talk about writing in a short period of time vs taking time for a manuscript to come to the writer, ADHD and how it affects us as people, stem writers writing non stem related fiction projects, how opposite Halle and I are as people and yet we get along so well as people and as writer, and so much more. This episode is a lot longer than I would have expected, however, it was a joy for me to sit down with this amazing gen z author who knows what she wants and will let nothing stand in the way of that. I wish I was like her, though different people are the spice of life and I love it.The second teacher in my story is a master's student who just graduated with her MFA from my college and she was absolutely amazing because she restored my hope that I actually could write and it was good. I just need to keep going. And so I did. And here I am, still writing and raring to go with more stories in my brain than I have time to write down.The opinions are our own.You can find Halle on Twitter @hallejwrites.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Twitter and Instagram: @cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Allie (she/they) and I take on querying and its mysteries in this second episode of Cassie's Crafting Conundrum. In this episode we deep dive into querying and the world of gen z through mental health discussions, gen z and adulthood, how hard it is to balance school research for querying, and so much more. We are transparent in only the way gen z can and so we invite you to take a seat, get a nice drink of some kind, and let Allie and I show ourselves to the world.Each opinion is our own individual thoughts. You can find Allie on Twitter @writer_allie and Instagram at @alliewriteswords.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Twitter and Instagram: @cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lilka Clocksin (she/her) is an eighteen year old fantasy author who has recently graduated high school (Happy Graduation Day Lilka :D <3) and in this little more than an hour episode we dive deep into her fantasy novel, Opposite Day as well as just high school and life in general. We talk IB coursework, high school experiences, how the COVID-19 pandemic shaped high school for Lilka, student athlete vs "jock", how the status quo is meant to be broken in real life and in fiction, and many other topics two people who met through a mutual friend would talk about. It was an absolute joy to speak with her and I can't wait for you all to meet her!Our opinions are our own. You can find Lilka on Twitter and Instagram @0ppoditeDay.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, comments, questions, and general feedback.Twitter and Instagram: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cassidy Jackson takes on the world with her extremely fast talking. She blames her Bay Area, California roots for that. In this episode, she talks about why she decided to start the podcast in a very brief overview. It is chaotic, it is fancy, and it is going to be as wildly unedited as she can make it. Gen Z writers just might amaze you! She hopes you enjoyed this episode and you enjoy the rest of the season!After this episode, she will be releasing the first season in weekly installments starting on Thursday, June 15th.Email: [email protected] for inquiries, wanting to be featured in the podcast, comments, and questions you want answered in the podcast!Twitter and Instagram: cassjackson_22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the trailer for season on Cassie's Crafting Conundrum! Six amazing gen z authors and some of my close writing friends will shed light on a part of their journey. I can't wait for you all to meet these six who make my days shine brighter every time I talk with them! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.