The Write Voice Podcast

Jessica Camacho
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We analyze compelling characters and human behaviors in novels to spark your personal growth and self-development. Discover yourself, one story at a time.

  1. where does your story begin?

    1D AGO

    where does your story begin?

    Send us a text In this opening episode, we step into the emotional heart of Pages of Our Past by Emily Scotto while exploring how beginnings are often small, subtle, and deeply human. We talk about memory, impact, and the courage it takes to look back at the moments that shaped us. This episode is about honoring the past, understanding our origins, and recognizing that sometimes the first page starts when we choose to open the chapters and explore our very own story. Support the show

    8 min
  2. the bell jar, style & symbolism

    JAN 30

    the bell jar, style & symbolism

    Send us a text In this episode of The Write Voice, lets step inside The Bell Jar to explore Sylvia Plath’s unmistakable style and the haunting symbolism that gives the novel its lasting power. We examine how Plath’s sharp imagery, dark humor, and confessional voice blur the line between observation and emotion, creating a narrative that feels both intimate and unsettling. This episode invites listeners to look beyond the plot and into the language…where symbolism becomes survival, and style becomes a way of naming what once felt unnameable. Support the show

    12 min
  3. reality and isolation

    JAN 23

    reality and isolation

    Send us a text In this episode, we explore the haunting parallels between The Bell Jar and our own lived experiences of reality, identity, and isolation. Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar becomes more than a symbol of depression…it becomes a mirror for the moments when we feel cut off from ourselves, unsure of who we are, and disconnected from the world we’re supposed to belong to. We talk about the quiet ways isolation creeps in, how identity fractures under pressure, and what it means to question reality when your inner world doesn’t match the outer one. This is a conversation about naming what feels unspeakable, recognizing the jars we’re trapped in, and gently asking: what might it look like to lift the glass, even just an inch? Support the show

    11 min
  4. ambition & the search for meaning

    JAN 16

    ambition & the search for meaning

    Send us a text In this episode of The Write Voice, we explore The Bell Jar through the lens of ambition and the search for meaning, asking what happens when striving, success, and expectation begin to feel suffocating rather than fulfilling. Using Esther Greenwood’s experience as a mirror, we talk about the pressure to choose the “right” life, the grief of unlived possibilities, and the quiet fear of wanting something deeper than what the world applauds. This conversation is for anyone who has ever felt trapped by ambition, exhausted by becoming, or unsure how to name a life that feels true instead of merely impressive. Support the show

    11 min
  5. gender & society

    JAN 9

    gender & society

    Send us a text In this episode, we dive into the complex intersections of gender and society through the lens of Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar. We explore how societal expectations, gender roles, and cultural pressures shape identity, mental health, and the courage to define oneself. Join us as we unpack the layers of Plath’s classic work and reflect on what it means to navigate a world that often limits who we are allowed to be. Support the show

    11 min
  6. identity & mental health

    JAN 2

    identity & mental health

    Send us a text January invites us into stillness…the kind that asks honest questions. In this episode, we open The Bell Jar not as a literary assignment, but as a reflective one. A story about identity, isolation, and the silent weight of expectations, The Bell Jar gives language to what so many feel but struggle to name. Together, we explore what it means to live under invisible pressure, to feel disconnected from the person the world expects us to be, and the courage it takes to finally say, this is who I am. As we step into a new year, this conversation is about naming our truth gently, without shame, and recognizing that awareness itself can be an act of liberation. This episode is for anyone standing at the threshold of January, learning that naming who we are may be the bravest beginning of all. Support the show

    14 min

  7. 12/26/2025

    walking each other home

    Send us a text Just as Salva’s story reminds us that survival is built through small, faithful steps and through the people who walk alongside us…The Write Voice explores what it means to come home to yourself while learning how to walk each other home. Through honest conversations, reflective storytelling, and faith-anchored wisdom, each episode invites listeners to lay down isolation and pick up connection. Support the show

    8 min

  8. 12/19/2025

    the courage to belong to ourselves

    Send us a text In this episode, we learn that courage isn’t always loud. Sometimes it’s a long walk. Sometimes it’s a daily return. And often, it’s choosing to honor who you are…and who you’re becoming…even when the path is grueling. Join us as we unpack how this powerful novel mirrors the lifelong practice of standing in your own identity, trusting your own journey, and finding belonging from the inside out. Support the show

    7 min
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We analyze compelling characters and human behaviors in novels to spark your personal growth and self-development. Discover yourself, one story at a time.

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  • Creator
    Jessica Camacho
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    26
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 The Write Voice Podcast
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