Fotis reflects on the impact of all his moves on his writing, Carina rejects the cliche of the coffee shop writer, and Josh realises what he's missing are other creatives around him

Do you keep a journal? Carina glosses her travel journals for her future self to enjoy, Fotis is determined to document his experiences during the move back to Greece, and Josh is curious to see where a bit of disciplined reflection might take him. 

Carina ponders the issues involved in turning a book into a stage play. Issue 1 - what's on stage?

How far does the story need to match the medium? How easy is it to switch between different story formats? And why has Carina still not finished her play?

Wherein Carina muses on writing for an opportunity that then…disappears.

How best do we release the emotions of our characters into our writing? Josh resolves to chase down thoughts and feelings, Fotis enters the world of the soliloquy, and Carina is learning what it means to sit with a situation. 

In Carina's absence, Josh and Fotis fill the gap with ease by bringing a silent partner into the podcast: Fotis's book. 

Writers are lone wolves - right? Despite being alone today, Carina argues the opposite, as is her wont. 

Following the trauma of a lost episode, Josh, Fotis and Carina contemplate what it means to let go of our work - deliberately or otherwise. 

Wherein Fotis is fully immersed in the sociopoliticoeconomic context of his characters, Carina is busy burrowing inside her characters' minds, and Josh wants to learn how to set up as a cult leader. For a script. Honest.