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StoryRay Podcast

Hosted by M. Jamal Green · fiction · EN

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About this Podcast:

At the intersection of truth, culture and communication, media professional M. Jamal Green shares insights on storytelling craft, connection and the human condition.

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32%

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Selective

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What is StoryRay Podcast about?

At the intersection of truth, culture and communication, media professional M. Jamal Green shares insights on storytelling craft, connection and the human condition.

Who hosts StoryRay Podcast?

StoryRay Podcast is hosted by M. Jamal Green. The show has published 40 episodes to date.

What has StoryRay Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Your Writing Sounds Great, But Nothing Happens" (22 September 2026, 13 minutes), "Cousy-ism: The Hollywood Trick That Makes Average Talent Look Elite" (8 September 2026, 10 minutes), and "Hollywood’s Unchecked Ego Problem" (4 September 2026, 12 minutes).

How often does StoryRay Podcast publish?

StoryRay Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 12 minutes across 40 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on StoryRay Podcast?

Booking probability for StoryRay Podcast is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. StoryRay Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. StoryRay Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch StoryRay Podcast?

The strongest fits for StoryRay Podcast are Film & Video. StoryRay Podcast has a fiction audience.

About the host

M. Jamal Green hosts StoryRay Podcast, a fiction podcast with 40 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Sep 22, 202613 minS2

    Some writers are exceptionally talented at creating beautiful images with words. They can describe the perfect room, the perfect atmosphere, or the perfect sunset. But after they finish setting the scene, something...

  • Sep 4, 202612 minS1

    Everybody has an ego, screenwriters included.But I believe there’s an important difference between an ego that is anchored to the work, the money, or some tangible consequence, and an ego that is anchored primarily to...

  • Aug 22, 20264 minS2

    When does nostalgia stop serving the story and start replacing the story?We love the movies, characters, music and worlds we grew up with. Studios know that. And increasingly, those memories have become some of the most...

  • Aug 20, 202615 minS2

    Some movies don’t just entertain you — they get into your creative DNA. These are a few of the movies that blew my Gen X mind and still influence the stories I tell today.From Sergio Leone’s *Once Upon a Time in the...

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  • Aug 9, 202610 minS2

    Why do some people have such a difficult time accepting race-swapped or gender-swapped versions of characters they grew up loving? I started thinking about something deeper: people who grew up identifying with heroes...

  • Jun 23, 20268 minS2

    Why do so many movies and television shows today look fantastic but feel completely forgettable? I believe part of the answer begins with the screenplay. Too many modern screenplays are being shaped primarily to...

  • May 21, 20268 minS2

    <p>A Screenplay can be fun to read and still make for a terrible movie. Why do so many modern movies and TV shows feel less engaging than they used to?One reason may be that screenplays are increasingly judged by how...

  • Apr 17, 202622 minS2

    <p>A continuation as I rewrite a screenplay, "Untitled Action Cop vs Stripper Thief". I continue to use AI not for writing, but as a tool for visualization.Follow along.</p><p>Find me at: storyray.com</p>

  • Apr 17, 20261h 12mS2

    <p>In this episode I begin the arduous task of rewriting a screenplay, "Untitled Action Cop vs Stripper Thief".</p><p>Find me at storyray.com.</p>

  • Mar 4, 20262 minS0

    <p>Storytelling isn’t just about what you describe. It’s also about when you describe it.When people encounter a new scene, they don’t process information randomly. Human perception tends to notice certain things first...

  • Jan 27, 20263 minS0

    <p>Prefer to watch episode on Youtube ?I don’t claim to have the definitive answer as to what ‘high concept’ really means. There are as many different definitions as there are people who attempt to explain the somewhat...

  • Jan 21, 20264 minS0

    <p>Prefer to watch on Youtube ? Leave us a bit a Gratitude.Have you ever noticed how many more people suddenly seem interested in you after you’re already in a relationship?</p><p>You’re the same person you were when...

  • Jan 8, 20268 minS0

    <p>One of the most common story notes writers hear is:“Your story needs more conflict.”But what does that actually mean?In this video, I break down why treating conflict as something you can simply add to a story, like...

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