Nashville's Lindsay Lawler Unveils New Radio Show 'We Should Write' to Promote Creative Healing

A New Creative Venture by Lindsay Lawler

On July 23, 2025, Nashville's own Lindsay Lawler, a talented singer-songwriter and radio host, unveiled her new radio show titled "We Should Write". The show premiered from the historic Degas House in New Orleans, a setting that complements Lawler's mission of fostering creative conversations.

The inaugural episode featured Fred LeBlanc, the frontman of the iconic band Cowboy Mouth, who contributed his insights on songwriting and the emotional experiences it encapsulates. "Doing the We Should Write show with Lindsay Lawler was probably one of the most intense and emotionally rewarding songwriting musical experiences I've ever had in my life," LeBlanc stated, emphasizing the depth of the discussions on the show.

What to Expect From 'We Should Write'

Every Wednesday, from noon to 1 p.m. Central Time, listeners can tune into Lawler's show on RadioNemo’s platforms, including iHeartRadio, YouTube, and Facebook. The show promises to be a blend of humor, vulnerability, and insightful conversations about the healing power of writing, whether it’s in a journal, song, or even a simple note on your phone. After each live episode, recordings will also be available as a podcast for audiences to revisit.

The aim of "We Should Write" is to create a space for guests to share their personal experiences with writing and how it has facilitated their healing and self-discovery processes. Lawler expresses a desire to encourage listeners to embrace writing as a transformative tool, making it a central theme of her discussions with creative minds.

Lindsay Lawler's Background

In addition to being an accomplished artist and radio personality, Lawler has significant ties to the trucking industry, having acted as a spokesperson for many years. Her diverse experiences from Texas to Los Angeles, and ultimately to Nashville, have built deep connections within the music, film, and creative communities. From lighting the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree to performing for the laying of wreaths at Arlington Cemetery, Lawler has left her mark across various platforms.

Her Truckstop Tour, which provided free entertainment to truckers nationwide, underscored her commitment to support the industry that she is deeply connected to. With her quick wit and genuine approach to hosting, Lawler effectively balances celebrating her guests' achievements while diving into candid conversations about their creative processes.

Looking Ahead

Listeners can look forward to exciting future guests, including Timothy Howles, also known as Tim Lopez from Plain White T's, who is set to appear on the next episode airing on July 30. Lawler explains that the phrase "We Should Write...Right?!" emerged as a lighthearted joke nearly two decades ago among friends in Music City. Now, it has evolved into a broader movement aimed at community building and fostering creative connections through the power of storytelling.

Reflecting on the recent performance at the Country Music Hall of Fame, Lawler highlighted the enriching discussions she had with fellow songwriters, providing both entertainment and emotional healing for everyone involved. This encapsulates the essence of what "We Should Write" seeks to achieve—conversations that inspire laughter, reflection, and connection through the written word.

For those interested in tuning into the show or learning more about Lawler, visit RadioNemo.com and follow her on Instagram @itslindsaylawleryall and @weshouldwriteright to stay updated on upcoming guests and episodes.