
Scrivener came up with a genuine on-air endorsement 7 times across the episodes we processed. This page collects every one of those moments: who said it, what they said, and the exact point in the episode.
Writers keep bringing up Scrivener, the writing software from Literature & Latte, on both Joe Rogan and Tim Ferriss, with seven mentions total.
It's a specific, unglamorous tool recommendation, which is exactly the kind of thing that tends to get lost in podcast conversations. We pulled each mention and linked it to its timestamp.
“the best tool that I have found thus far is Scrivener. It's a software program. It's been used a lot for plays and screenwriting.” — Tim Ferriss 00:10:32
Tim Ferriss fields community Q&A on his three life commandments, AI, stoicism, writing, and the future of his fiction projects.
“a piece of software called scrier which is originally for playwrights that allows you to move pieces around ... It's proven really helpful for me” — Sebastian Junger 00:53:10
Tim Ferriss revisits two favorite conversations: Jocko Willink on leadership and discipline, and Sebastian Junger on war, tribe, and PTSD.
“what I do with scrier is I make each individual bit once I have it kind of boiled down then I put it in the columns... I love scrier” — Kevin James 00:43:35
Joe Rogan and old friend Kevin James reminisce about early standup and dig into fitness, fasting, and aging.
“I was using at the time and I still like to use a program called scrivener which is actually designed predominantly for screenwriting” — Tim Ferriss 00:24:35
Tim Ferriss breaks down his system for spotting future trends, learning fast, psychedelic philanthropy, and the personal traumas that shaped his work.
“I find it great if you still haven't quite nailed down the organization of a book. Scrivener is great for moving around large chunks of text very easily” — Mark Manson 01:44:45
Mark Manson tells Tim Ferriss the unglamorous truth behind his mega-bestseller, his decade of quiet iteration, and his pivot back to online video.
“I have found Scrivener just to be a lifesaver in that department ... I've used Scrivener for many many years” — Tim Ferriss 01:10:34
Cal Newport on building a deep life through slow productivity, digital minimalism, craft, and contemplation in an age of distraction.
“i use scrivener to write and scrivener will me too i love scrivener scrivener lets you has a word frequency counter” — Jessica Lahey 01:18:13
Teacher and author Jessica Lahey on raising self-sufficient kids, preventing addiction, her own sobriety, and learning to write through failure.