In this episode of Coffee, Tea or Something Stronger?, Clare Lynch talks to copywriter Nick Parker about tone of voice, storytelling and how to explain things clearly.

In this Halloween episode of Coffee, Tea or Something Stronger?, Clare Lynch talks to horror writer CC Adams. In their chat, CC talked about how he fleshes out an idea from elevator pitch to final product – and offers tips on how to get a horror work out there into the market.

For this episode of Coffee, Tea or Something Stronger?, Clare Lynch talks to Sophie Green and Charlie Yarwood, local organisers for the London NaNoWriMo region.

In this episode of Coffee, Tea or Something Stronger?, Clare Lynch talks to Kathryn Wolf, a former director for the BBC, about writing for video. Kathryn offers tips for presenting information in front of a camera – and how to adapt written text so it works in video format.

In this episode of Coffee, Tea or Something Stronger?, Clare Lynch talks to conversion copywriter and remote worker Robbie King. In his previous life as a London ad agency guy, Robbie successfully used some outlandish ways to win the attention of creative directors, and he agreed to help three listeners with creative ideas for winning clients.

In this episode of ‘Coffee, Tea or Something Stronger?’, Clare Lynch talks to BBC presenter Jamie Robertson about what makes a good business story.

In this episode, I sat down with Professor Vin de Silva, a mathematician who also teaches writing skills. In our chat, Vin talked about his approach to teaching - and how he learned to communicate mathematical ideas clearly and compellingly.

In this episode of Coffee, Tea or Something Stronger? Clare Lynch talks to Tony Koutsoumbos, founder of the UK’s Great Debaters Club, about how debating skills can be applied in the workplace - and the role of writing in debating. Tony also answers the question he’s most often asked: how do you win an argument with your spouse?

In this episode, Clare Lynch talks to her flute teacher, Elisabeth Parry, about being commissioned to write a biography of the legendary flautist Sir James Galway. Elisabeth talks about the importance of finding an angle if you want your writing to stand out in a crowded marketplace. She also reflects on the links between music and writing.

In this episode of Coffee, Tea or Something Stronger?, Clare Lynch chats to Simon Philips, who advises professional services firms on producing 'thought leadership'. Simon talked about what a good thought leadership piece looks like. And how, as a copywriter, you can position yourself to work in this high-quality niche.