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We Should Write is a show about the healing power of writing—told through conversations that blend sarcasm and soul, vulnerability and absurdity. Each week, host Lindsay Lawler dives deep with songwriters, authors, and creatives of all kinds to discover how putting pen to paper helped them work their stuff out. It’s part therapy, part comedy, all heart. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just jotting thoughts in the notes app at 3 a.m., this show is your permission slip to get it out, and hear unheard stories of how your favorite artists have done just that. Because through writing, we unlock healing, creativity, clarity, and maybe even a whole new version of ourselves. So . . . we should write, right?!

Publisher

Lindsay Lawler

Category

arts · music · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

23 Jul 2025

Latest episode

21 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

35 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   21 Oct 2026

   A Texas Trucking Life: Wynne Breeden Sr. and the K.L. Breeden & Sons Story

   Sometimes you sit down for an interview, hit record and realize pretty quickly that the best thing you can do is just listen. That’s what happened when Wynne Breeden Sr. of K.L. Breeden & Sons sat down with host Lindsay Lawler for this We Should Write: Texas Trucking Edition. Wynne started telling the story of his family, and with it came generations of Texas history, trucking history and the story of a company that began long before him. He talks about how K.L. Breeden & Sons got its start, how he and his brother continued building on what came before them, and the twists, turns and opportunities that somehow kept landing them exactly where they needed to be. But the company is only part of the story. This is also a conversation about family, roots and what it means to spend a lifetime building something that another generation can carry forward. Wynne’s children are now part of the business, and later that evening, Lindsay got to meet the family and watch Wynne and his wife out on the dance floor together. After hearing him tell the story of where it all began, there was something pretty wonderful about getting to see what all those years of building had ultimately created. A business. A family. A life. And another generation ready to keep the story going. Filmed live at the Texas Trucking Association Annual Conference in San Antonio as part of the We Should Write: Texas Trucking Edition.

2. 

   8 Oct 2026

   Evan Shelley: How a Kentucky Kid Turned an Empty Lot Into Truck Parking Club

   Evan Shelley didn’t grow up dreaming about truck parking. The Kentucky native who loved to golf, found his way into commercial real estate, started learning how property worked, bought a building and eventually noticed something that would change the trajectory of his career: there was unused space sitting there, and truck drivers desperately needed places to park. One thing led to another, and that empty space eventually became the seed of Truck Parking Club, a marketplace connecting truck drivers looking for safe, reliable parking with property owners who have space available. In this We Should Write: Texas Trucking Edition, host Lindsay Lawler sits down with Evan Shelley, CEO of Truck Parking Club, to hear how all those dots connected. And Evan is fascinating beyond the company he built. Still in his 30s, he has the kind of mind that seems to be perpetually in motion. He works. He thinks. He notices. And when he sees an opportunity, he has a hard time leaving it alone. His story didn’t unfold according to some perfectly drawn business plan. He found his way into one world, learned everything he could from it, saw something other people weren’t necessarily seeing and kept going. Somewhere between Kentucky, commercial real estate and an empty lot, Truck Parking Club was born. Filmed live at the Texas Trucking Association Annual Conference in San Antonio as part of the We Should Write: Texas Trucking Edition.

3. 

   23 Sept 2026

   When the Family Business Is Trucking: The Sunburst Truck Lines Story

   What happens when your dad is also your boss, your employees are also your family, and the people you spend all day building a company with are the same people you’re making dinner plans with that night? In this We Should Write: Texas Trucking Edition, host Lindsay Lawler sits down with Sean Leone, President & CEO of Sunburst Truck Lines; his daughter, Brittney Leffert, Sales Manager; and his son-in-law, Eric Barker, Senior Director of Operations, for a conversation about what it really looks like when trucking and family become completely intertwined. Sean shares how his own family history in trucking eventually led him to build Sunburst, while Brittney offers the perspective of growing up, coming into the business and learning when the man behind the desk is Dad and when he’s the boss. Eric’s path was different: after serving in the military, he married into the family and eventually found another kind of family and purpose inside Sunburst. They talk about the realities of working together, the relationship between sales and operations, raising the next generation around the business, and what it takes to build a company where family, drivers, employees and relationships still matter. Because at Sunburst, “family business” doesn’t seem to end when everybody leaves the office. It’s dinner, holidays, grandbabies, trucking, Texas and a whole lot of life lived together. When the Family Business Is Trucking: The Sunburst Truck Lines Story Filmed live at the Texas Trucking Association Annual Conference in San Antonio as part of the We Should Write: Texas Trucking Edition. https://sunburstusa.com https://weshouldwrite.com

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