Episode

Michael Jamin

Podcast
Living To Write
Published
Aug 27, 2024
Duration seconds
3296
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Summary

What do you do when you’ve got no credits, no connections, and no clue? TV writer Michael Jamin (King of the Hill, Beavis & Butthead) figured it out. On this episode of Living to Write, Michael stops by to talk writing, running a show, and how he broke into the industry with zero experience. We dig into how building a social media following helped launch his debut book, A Paper Orchestra , and the one thing he wishes he’d known before getting started. Produced by Brian Landwehr & Bailey Patterson.