Script Writing | Micless [Micless](https://micless.com/) __ [About](https://micless.com/about) [Episodes](https://micless.com/episodes) [__Subscribe](https://micless.com/subscribe) # Script Writing How to write for the ear without sounding stiff—turning rough notes into clear, natural solo podcast scripts. --- ## Episodes in Script Writing Episode 7Nov 7, 2026 · 3 min ### [Same effort, better results](https://micless.com/episodes/e7-same-effort-better-results) When I started this 30-day challenge, I assumed skipping the mic and audio editor would make episodes take ten minutes. Instead, I still spend forty-five minutes a day. The difference is that zero percent goes to audio logistics, and all of it goes into sharpening my ideas. 0:00 / 0:00 __ __ __ 0.00 1x [Show Notes & Transcript__](https://micless.com/episodes/e7-same-effort-better-results) Episode 6Nov 6, 2026 · 3 min ### [Talk to one person](https://micless.com/episodes/e6-talk-one-person) Writing the way you talk is only half the secret to a natural solo podcast. Who you think you're talking to determines whether you sound like a friend or an announcer. Here is how one-to-one copywriting and Ira Glass's approach to radio help catch performative crowd-talk on the page. 0:00 / 0:00 __ __ __ 0.00 1x [Show Notes & Transcript__](https://micless.com/episodes/e6-talk-one-person) Episode 5Nov 5, 2026 · 3 min ### [Write the way you talk](https://micless.com/episodes/e5-write-way-you-talk) Common podcasting advice says reading from a script makes you sound like a robot, but scripts aren't the problem. Formal school and business writing is. Here is what David Ogilvy's 1982 memo teaches about writing the way you talk, and how using an ear test in Elora catches stiff phrasing. 0:00 / 0:00 __ __ __ 0.00 1x [Show Notes & Transcript__](https://micless.com/episodes/e5-write-way-you-talk) Episode 4Nov 4, 2026 · 3 min ### [Length isn't depth](https://micless.com/episodes/e4-length-isnt-depth) Podcasters often confuse length with value, spending forty minutes circling a single point when improvising into a mic. Here is what short-form writers like Derek Sivers understand about respecting the audience's attention, and why writing a script first produces a tight, three-minute episode. 0:00 / 0:00 __ __ __ 0.00 1x [Show Notes & Transcript__](https://micless.com/episodes/e4-length-isnt-depth) Episode 3Nov 3, 2026 · 4 min ### [Good content grows from a tiny seed](https://micless.com/episodes/e3-start-with-a-seed) Starting from a broad topic like marketing or productivity leads to generic, Wikipedia-sounding advice. Better content starts with a tiny seed, like a single highlighted sentence or a slow hunch, and grows by talking it through with a friend or AI interviewer until it becomes a clear script. 0:00 / 0:00 __ __ __ 0.00 1x [Show Notes & Transcript__](https://micless.com/episodes/e3-start-with-a-seed) Episode 2Nov 2, 2026 · 5 min ### [You just need one clear idea](https://micless.com/episodes/e2-one-clear-idea) On an interview podcast, the guest carries the episode. On a solo show, there is nowhere to hide. Here is why making a three-minute solo episode feels harder than a forty-five-minute conversation, and how separating the thinking from the speaking takes the pressure off the blank page. 0:00 / 0:00 __ __ __ 0.00 1x [Show Notes & Transcript__](https://micless.com/episodes/e2-one-clear-idea) [Micless](https://micless.com/) Short daily thoughts on making a solo podcast without losing your mind (or touching a microphone). Show [About](https://micless.com/about) [Episodes](https://micless.com/episodes) [Topics](https://micless.com/topics) Connect [Subscribe](https://micless.com/subscribe) [Contact](https://micless.com/contact) [Elora](https://elora.fm?ref=micless)__ © 2026 Micless made with ❤️ by [David Stack](https://davidstack.io/?utm_source=micless.com&utm_medium=referral).From one creator to all others.