Answers for Freelancers » Roundtables http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net Just another Creativeindependence.net Blogs weblog Mon, 14 Dec 2009 12:21:40 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Just another Creativeindependence.net Blogs weblog Bob, Chris and Ken no All content unless otherwise noted is ©copyright the Creative Independence Network. Just another Creativeindependence.net Blogs weblog Answers for Freelancers » Roundtables http://creativeindependence.net/images/logo-answers.gif http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/category/roundtables/ A4F 304: The Final Episode http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2008/09/15/a4f-304-the-final-episode/ http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2008/09/15/a4f-304-the-final-episode/#comments Tue, 16 Sep 2008 02:45:24 +0000 Chris http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/2008/09/15/ep-3-4-the-final-episode/ Herbie Book CoverWell, you’ve all waited patiently for months for us to return, only to find that this is our final episode.  The truth is, after 3 years (more of less) of talking about freelancing, its time we move on.  Is this good bye?  Take a listen and find out what this means for Bob and myself, and also for you.

Featured Links:

Bob’s New stuff – http://BobOstromStudio.com/

Chris Triathlon training blog – 9 Months to Tri

Chris & Louanna’s little side business – Intelligent Acne Treatment

Twitter Pages:

Chris – http://twitter.com/aithene
Bob – http://twitter.com/bobostromstudio

]]> http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2008/09/15/a4f-304-the-final-episode/feed/ 0 Well, you've all waited patiently for months for us to return, only to find that this is our final episode.  The truth is, after 3 years (more of less) of talking about freelancing, its time we move on.  Is this good bye? (http://answers-for-freelancers.com/images/HerbieCover1.jpg)Well, you've all waited patiently for months for us to return, only to find that this is our final episode.  The truth is, after 3 years (more of less) of talking about freelancing, its time we move on.  Is this good bye?  Take a listen and find out what this means for Bob and myself, and also for you. Featured Links: Bob's New stuff - http://BobOstromStudio.com/ (http://bobostromstudio.com/) Chris Triathlon training blog - 9 Months to Tri (http://trisportmedia.com/wordpress/) Chris & Louanna's little side business - Intelligent Acne Treatment (http://intelligentacnetreatment.com/) Twitter Pages: Chris - http://twitter.com/aithene (http://twitter.com/aithene) Bob - http://twitter.com/bobostromstudio (http://twitter.com/bobostromstudio) Bob, Chris and Ken no 29:22 A4F 214: Chris & Bob Talk About Rates vs. Experience http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2007/10/10/a4f-214-chris-bob-talk-about-rates-vs-experience/ http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2007/10/10/a4f-214-chris-bob-talk-about-rates-vs-experience/#comments Thu, 11 Oct 2007 03:32:51 +0000 bobostromstudio http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/2007/10/10/ep-2-14-chris-bob-talk-about/ Seth Harwood shows off his new Bob Ostrom designed Junius T shirtNot sure what you’re worth? Chris explains the difference between hiring someone with experience VS someone just starting out. How much are your services worth? Are you charging enough? Are you charging too much? How do you adjust rates to suit your clients needs and when it’s time to move up to the next level.

Special thanks to Seth Harwood for today’s pic. Seth is sporting a Zazzle shirt featuring one of Bob’s illustrations, “Junius Lives”. Junius is a character from the Seth Harwood pod-cast novel Jack Wakes Up. You can find out more info at SethHarwood.com


Junius Lives- Seth Harwood

]]> http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2007/10/10/a4f-214-chris-bob-talk-about-rates-vs-experience/feed/ 0 Not sure what you're worth? Chris explains the difference between hiring someone with experience VS someone just starting out. How much are your services worth? Are you charging enough? Are you charging too much? (http://answers-for-freelancers.com/images/junius-live-t-shirt.jpg)Not sure what you're worth? Chris explains the difference between hiring someone with experience VS someone just starting out. How much are your services worth? Are you charging enough? Are you charging too much? How do you adjust rates to suit your clients needs and when it's time to move up to the next level. Special thanks to Seth Harwood for today's pic. Seth is sporting a Zazzle shirt featuring one of Bob's illustrations, "Junius Lives" (http://http://boboslogos.com/BobOsLogos_website/Seth%20Harwood/JP2-Seth-Harwood-Junius.html). Junius is a character from the Seth Harwood pod-cast novel Jack Wakes Up. You can find out more info at SethHarwood.com (http://sethharwood.com) Junius Lives- Seth Harwood (http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/unknown.jpg) Bob, Chris and Ken no A4F 213: Chris & Bob Ramble. In memory of Pucker. http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2007/09/24/a4f-213-chris-bob-ramble-in-memory-of-pucker/ http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2007/09/24/a4f-213-chris-bob-ramble-in-memory-of-pucker/#comments Tue, 25 Sep 2007 02:33:33 +0000 Chris http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/2007/09/24/ep-2-13-chris-bob-ramble-in-memory-of-pucker/ Intern SearchOK. So, we’re back on schedule, right? We think so. We’ll see.

Anyhow, in this episode of Answers for Freelancers we talk about a bunch of things beside Chris’ new pink office.

Chris is scheduled to attend Podcamp Boston 2 on October 26-28, 2007 at the Boston Expo Center. For more information on the event, including who’s attending, what discussions are going to be had and how you can participate, go to http://podcampboston.org Also, Chris (and Bob if he can make it) are going to be chairing a couple of sessions. The first is a recap of how to decide what you need to charge and the second is a panel of freelancers that will just answer audience questions about what its like to freelance. If you want these discussions to happen, write to the organizers and tell them to make sure that we’re scheduled.

Bob puts out the official call for the A4F Intern Search. We should put up a page for that, shouldn’t we? This is for actual college internship credit. And its not limited to artists, either. If you feel that you can contribute to the show in a meaningful way, either as on the show or behind the scenes, try out!

We have a new JibJab movie. Enjoy!

Bob and Chris both give out their favorite tips for using iPhoto to deliver preliminary artwork to clients.

Bob puts up our new merchandising line on http://www.zazzle.com/answers4freelancers.

Also, we touch on what to do when you face burnout on a project (hint: don’t go careening down the side of a tree-covered mountain on a bike).

Finally, we talk a bit about Twitter, how to use it, and why to sign up. Twitter’s home page is at http://twitter.com/ and a list of software, both for the Mac and PC, can be found at http://twitter.com/downloads. To follow Bob and Chris on Twitter, just swing by the website and look for our twitter tags. From there you can just click on the “follow” links and you’ll be all set (if you have a twitter account).

So, is that enough for one show? We sure hope so. Maybe next time we can find a topic and stick to it! By the way, I truly know what “in the can” meant. I was just trying to give Bob a hard time.

]]> http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2007/09/24/a4f-213-chris-bob-ramble-in-memory-of-pucker/feed/ 0 OK. So, we're back on schedule, right? We think so. We'll see. - Anyhow, in this episode of Answers for Freelancers we talk about a bunch of things beside Chris' new pink office. - Chris is scheduled to attend Podcamp Boston 2 on October 26-28, (http://answers-for-freelancers.com/images/internA4F-small.jpg)OK. So, we're back on schedule, right? We think so. We'll see. Anyhow, in this episode of Answers for Freelancers we talk about a bunch of things beside Chris' new pink office. Chris is scheduled to attend Podcamp Boston 2 on October 26-28, 2007 at the Boston Expo Center. For more information on the event, including who's attending, what discussions are going to be had and how you can participate, go to http://podcampboston.org (http://podcampboston.org) Also, Chris (and Bob if he can make it) are going to be chairing a couple of sessions. The first is a recap of how to decide what you need to charge and the second is a panel of freelancers that will just answer audience questions about what its like to freelance. If you want these discussions to happen, write to the organizers and tell them to make sure that we're scheduled. Bob puts out the official call for the A4F Intern Search (http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/2007/09/24/intern-search/). We should put up a page for that, shouldn't we? This is for actual college internship credit. And its not limited to artists, either. If you feel that you can contribute to the show in a meaningful way, either as on the show or behind the scenes, try out! We have a new JibJab movie. Enjoy! Bob and Chris both give out their favorite tips for using iPhoto to deliver preliminary artwork to clients. Bob puts up our new merchandising line on http://www.zazzle.com/answers4freelancers (http://podcampboston.org). Also, we touch on what to do when you face burnout on a project (hint: don't go careening down the side of a tree-covered mountain on a bike). Finally, we talk a bit about Twitter, how to use it, and why to sign up. Twitter's home page is at http://twitter.com/ (http://twitter.com/) and a list of software, both for the Mac and PC, can be found at http://twitter.com/downloads (http://twitter.com/downloads/). To follow Bob and Chris on Twitter, just swing by the website and look for our twitter tags. From there you can just click on the "follow" links and you'll be all set (if you have a twitter account). So, is that enough for one show? We sure hope so. Maybe next time we can find a topic and stick to it! By the way, I truly know what "in the can" meant. I was just trying to give Bob a hard time. Bob, Chris and Ken no 42:21 A4F 212: Trust your Gut http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2007/09/10/a4f-212-trust-your-gut/ http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2007/09/10/a4f-212-trust-your-gut/#comments Mon, 10 Sep 2007 21:09:03 +0000 bobostromstudio http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/2007/09/10/trust-your-gut/ JP2 logoEver have that sinking feeling like you’ve made a bad decision… one that might end up costing you both time and money? Do you listen to your gut or do you just shrug it off. Could be your instincts are trying to tell you something. In this episode Chris and Bob talk about trusting your gut.

Guest Introduction by Seth Harwood

Logo designs by: Bob O’s Logos

Make sure to say hello to our new friends at: Freelance America

]]> http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2007/09/10/a4f-212-trust-your-gut/feed/ 2 Ever have that sinking feeling like you've made a bad decision... one that might end up costing you both time and money? Do you listen to your gut or do you just shrug it off. Could be your instincts are trying to tell you something. (http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/files/2007/09/jp2-150x150.jpg)Ever have that sinking feeling like you've made a bad decision... one that might end up costing you both time and money? Do you listen to your gut or do you just shrug it off. Could be your instincts are trying to tell you something. In this episode Chris and Bob talk about trusting your gut. Guest Introduction by Seth Harwood (http://www.sethharwood.com/Podcasts.html) Logo designs by: Bob O's Logos (http://boboslogos.com/) Make sure to say hello to our new friends at: Freelance America (http://freelanceamerica.libsyn.com/) Bob, Chris and Ken no 33:05 A4F 111: Deadlines: Keeping the Trains on Time http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/12/30/a4f-111-deadlines-keeping-the-trains-on-time/ http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/12/30/a4f-111-deadlines-keeping-the-trains-on-time/#comments Sat, 30 Dec 2006 18:58:44 +0000 Chris http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/2006/12/30/episode-11-deadlines-keeping-the-trains-on-time/ Greeting Card from Alexandre Tchobankov Whether you are freelancing or employed, no doubt deadlines are part and parcel to your life. When you’re working for someone else, deadlines can be important, and missing them can have dire consequences. When you’re working for yourself, however, missing deadlines can destroy your business, leave you clientless, and kill your ability to find more work (or even a new job).

On the other hand, deadlines can be the fuel to keep your business running on time, keeping projects from being delayed, and keeping even the toughest clients happy with your results.

In this roundtable discussion, Bob, Ken and Chris discuss the importance of deadlines, how to keep them from becoming your downfall, and how to turn them to your advantage.

Also, Bob gives you would-be adventurers a pep talk and an art director’s perspective on getting your portfolio out there. Don’t Hesitate. Do it now. Not later. Don’t wait. Really. Why are you still reading this?

Show Notes:

Introduction and Promo: Dennis Gray from 101 Uses for Baby Wipes.

Show Art: Alexandre Tchobankov – http://sashil79.googlepages.com/

]]> http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/12/30/a4f-111-deadlines-keeping-the-trains-on-time/feed/ 0 Whether you are freelancing or employed, no doubt deadlines are part and parcel to your life. When you're working for someone else, deadlines can be important, and missing them can have dire consequences. When you're working for yourself, however, (http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/images/alex-card.jpg) Whether you are freelancing or employed, no doubt deadlines are part and parcel to your life. When you're working for someone else, deadlines can be important, and missing them can have dire consequences. When you're working for yourself, however, missing deadlines can destroy your business, leave you clientless, and kill your ability to find more work (or even a new job). On the other hand, deadlines can be the fuel to keep your business running on time, keeping projects from being delayed, and keeping even the toughest clients happy with your results. In this roundtable discussion, Bob, Ken and Chris discuss the importance of deadlines, how to keep them from becoming your downfall, and how to turn them to your advantage. Also, Bob gives you would-be adventurers a pep talk and an art director's perspective on getting your portfolio out there. Don't Hesitate. Do it now. Not later. Don't wait. Really. Why are you still reading this? Show Notes: Introduction and Promo: Dennis Gray from 101 Uses for Baby Wipes (http://101usesforbabywipes.com/). Show Art: Alexandre Tchobankov - http://sashil79.googlepages.com/ (http://sashil79.googlepages.com/) Bob, Chris and Ken no 25:50 A4F 109: Answers for Non-Freelancers? A Follow-up Discussion of our Interview with Michael Gerber, the E-Myth man. http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/12/03/a4f-109-answers-for-non-freelancers-a-follow-up-discussion-of-our-interview-with-michael-gerber-the-e-myth-man/ http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/12/03/a4f-109-answers-for-non-freelancers-a-follow-up-discussion-of-our-interview-with-michael-gerber-the-e-myth-man/#comments Sun, 03 Dec 2006 19:29:16 +0000 Chris http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/2006/12/03/episode-9-answers-for-non-freelancers-a-follow-up-discussion-of-our-interview-with-michael-gerber-the-e-myth-man/ In episode 8, we interviewed renowned business guru Michael Gerber, who had some very interesting thoughts on the very nature and business viability of freelancing. Michael’s remarks sparked some heated debates between Ken, Bob and Chris. So much so, that even before posting Michael’s interview, we knew we were going to have to follow it up with a discussion of our own on the subject. Are we actually telling you to stop freelancing? Yes! No! Maybe? Listen in and tell us what you think.

We take a hard look at the differences between freelancing and entrepreneurship. How are they fundamentally different? How do you apply Michael’s techniques to either to become more successful? Is one doomed to failure while another is a rocketship heading to the moon? Not necessarily, but until you understand the key features of each, you can’t really start to grow either, or grow beyond where you are now.

Give it a listen and weigh in. All of us, the hosts AND your fellow listeners, are anxious to know what you think. Where do you stand on this idea? Did you like the topic? Would you like to see us continue to offer more of this diverse type of subject matter? Let us know. Shoot us an email, leave a comment below, or drop us some audio using our My Chingo account to the left.

Yup, we know we were a little later than anticipated getting this out, but that just really goes to show the strong feeling we have on this subject.  We’re glad you’re still with us.

Pod on.  Chris, Bob and Ken

]]> http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/12/03/a4f-109-answers-for-non-freelancers-a-follow-up-discussion-of-our-interview-with-michael-gerber-the-e-myth-man/feed/ 4 freelancing,gary larson,michael gerber In episode 8, we interviewed renowned business guru Michael Gerber, who had some very interesting thoughts on the very nature and business viability of freelancing. Michael's remarks sparked some heated debates between Ken, Bob and Chris. So much so, In episode 8, we interviewed renowned business guru Michael Gerber, who had some very interesting thoughts on the very nature and business viability of freelancing. Michael's remarks sparked some heated debates between Ken, Bob and Chris. So much so, that even before posting Michael's interview, we knew we were going to have to follow it up with a discussion of our own on the subject. Are we actually telling you to stop freelancing? Yes! No! Maybe? Listen in and tell us what you think. We take a hard look at the differences between freelancing and entrepreneurship. How are they fundamentally different? How do you apply Michael's techniques to either to become more successful? Is one doomed to failure while another is a rocketship heading to the moon? Not necessarily, but until you understand the key features of each, you can't really start to grow either, or grow beyond where you are now. Give it a listen and weigh in. All of us, the hosts AND your fellow listeners, are anxious to know what you think. Where do you stand on this idea? Did you like the topic? Would you like to see us continue to offer more of this diverse type of subject matter? Let us know. Shoot us an email, leave a comment below, or drop us some audio using our My Chingo account to the left. Yup, we know we were a little later than anticipated getting this out, but that just really goes to show the strong feeling we have on this subject.  We're glad you're still with us. Pod on.  Chris, Bob and Ken Bob, Chris and Ken no 43:25 A4F 104: Where Does the Time Go? http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/08/30/a4f-104-where-does-the-time-go/ http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/08/30/a4f-104-where-does-the-time-go/#comments Thu, 31 Aug 2006 01:52:00 +0000 Chris http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/dev/?p=10 “When you work from home, you’re always at work.” The very freedom we gain as freelance artists can easily become the shackles that keep us working all day and all night, robbing us of our sleep, our family time and our sanity. How do we overcome this?

Show Notes:
Round Table -
Keeping control of your life, amidst the freedom of working for yourself.

Lance Panstrom: PodCamp Boston is coming September 9 & 10. Chris will be attending. Visit Podcamp.org for more information.

Guest Musician: Oh, no! We don’t have a guest musician this week. We could choose artists that we like from the Podsafe Music Network, or Garageband.com, but we’d rather have your music. Send us your website address, and we’ll check it out. If we like what we hear, we’ll play it! answersforfreelancers@gmail.com

Promo: 7th Son: Descent - (explicit) JC Hutchins spins a tale of intrigue, suspense, action and clones.

]]> http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/08/30/a4f-104-where-does-the-time-go/feed/ 0 “When you work from home, you’re always at work.” The very freedom we gain as freelance artists can easily become the shackles that keep us working all day and all night, robbing us of our sleep, our family time and our sanity. How do we overcome this? “When you work from home, you’re always at work.” The very freedom we gain as freelance artists can easily become the shackles that keep us working all day and all night, robbing us of our sleep, our family time and our sanity. How do we overcome this? Show Notes: Round Table - Keeping control of your life, amidst the freedom of working for yourself. Lance Panstrom: PodCamp Boston is coming September 9 & 10. Chris will be attending. Visit Podcamp.org (http://Podcamp.org) for more information. Guest Musician: Oh, no! We don’t have a guest musician this week. We could choose artists that we like from the Podsafe Music Network (http://music.podshow.com/), or Garageband.com (http://Garageband.com), but we’d rather have your music. Send us your website address, and we’ll check it out. If we like what we hear, we’ll play it! answersforfreelancers@gmail.com Promo: 7th Son: Descent (http://www.jchutchins.net)- (explicit) JC Hutchins spins a tale of intrigue, suspense, action and clones. Bob, Chris and Ken no 42:18 A4F 102: Its a Small (online) World http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/07/07/a4f-102-its-a-small-online-world/ http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/07/07/a4f-102-its-a-small-online-world/#comments Fri, 07 Jul 2006 23:55:57 +0000 Chris http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/dev/?p=13 Today’s freelance market is largely an online market. While you can still find work the old fashioned way, if you don’t have an online portfolio, you are at a serious disadvantage.

Show Notes:

Round Table Pt. 1 -
Ken’s Online Portfolio – www.kenperkinsillustrator.com
Bob’s Online Portfolio – www.bobostromstudio.com
Chris’ Online Portfolio – www.aithene.net

Arnold Shortzarebiggr: free online space
www.Flickr.com
www.MySpace.com
www.BlogSpot.com

Round Table Pt. 2 -
www.MarketingTool.com – Sign up for a free listing under a number of relevant categories: Illustrators – Photographers – Writers – Flash Designers – and more.
www.CareerBuilder.com – Online Job Board. Post your resume and set up job search agents. If you set your preferences to Contractor and Part Time, and set one of your Job Categories to Consultant, it effectively returns jobs where people are looking for Freelancers.

Guest Musician: Van Heffer – Ozzy Osbourne in Blue Grass, the way it was meant to be. Find more about Wichita Rutherford and Van Heffer at www.5minutesWithWichita.com

Introducing Bobo the Gorilla and Spalding Breedwell. They will be hosting our Gorilla Marketing section.

The Melman from the Mailroom Show: send in comments, ideas, rants and random thoughts to: answersforfreelancers@gmail.com with ‘mailroom’ in the subject line.

]]> http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/07/07/a4f-102-its-a-small-online-world/feed/ 0 Today’s freelance market is largely an online market. While you can still find work the old fashioned way, if you don’t have an online portfolio, you are at a serious disadvantage. - - Show Notes: - Round Table Pt. 1 - Ken’s Online Portfolio - www. Today’s freelance market is largely an online market. While you can still find work the old fashioned way, if you don’t have an online portfolio, you are at a serious disadvantage. Show Notes: Round Table Pt. 1 - Ken’s Online Portfolio - www.kenperkinsillustrator.com (http://www.kenperkinsillustrator.com) Bob’s Online Portfolio - www.bobostromstudio.com (http://www.bobostromstudio.com) Chris’ Online Portfolio - www.aithene.net (http://www.aithene.net) Arnold Shortzarebiggr: free online space www.Flickr.com (http://www.Flickr.com) www.MySpace.com (http://www.MySpace.com) www.BlogSpot.com (http://www.BlogSpot.com) Round Table Pt. 2 - www.MarketingTool.com (http://www.MarketingTool.com) - Sign up for a free listing under a number of relevant categories: Illustrators - Photographers - Writers - Flash Designers - and more. www.CareerBuilder.com (http://www.CareerBuilder.com) - Online Job Board. Post your resume and set up job search agents. If you set your preferences to Contractor and Part Time, and set one of your Job Categories to Consultant, it effectively returns jobs where people are looking for Freelancers. Guest Musician: Van Heffer - Ozzy Osbourne in Blue Grass, the way it was meant to be. Find more about Wichita Rutherford and Van Heffer at www.5minutesWithWichita.com (http://www.5minutesWithWichita.com) Introducing Bobo the Gorilla and Spalding Breedwell. They will be hosting our Gorilla Marketing section. The Melman from the Mailroom Show: send in comments, ideas, rants and random thoughts to: answersforfreelancers@gmail.com (mailto:answersforfreelancers@gmail.com) with ‘mailroom’ in the subject line. Bob, Chris and Ken no 34:05 A4F 101: Meet the Talkers http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/06/26/a4f-101-meet-the-talkers/ http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/06/26/a4f-101-meet-the-talkers/#comments Mon, 26 Jun 2006 05:56:07 +0000 Chris http://www.answers-for-freelancers.com/dev/?p=14 Proud fathers of a PodCast. We present you with our premiere episode introducing the crew and having fun along the way. Also, listen in for Chris’ tale of woe in the first installment of “Wheel of Misfortune”.

Show Notes:
Intro by Rob Walch of Podcast411.com – inside the podcaster’s studio.

Freelance News: send in your Freelance stories and news to Lance Panstrom: answersforfreelancer@gmail.com with Freelance News in the subject line.

Wheel of Misfortune: send in your freelancing tales of woe to:
answersforfreelancers@gmail.com with ‘misfortune’ in the subject line.

Guest Musician: RD Roth and the Issues @ rdroth.com and cdbaby.com

7th Son – Podcast novel from J.C. Hutchins

The Melman from the Mailroom Show: send in comments, ideas, rants and random thoughts to: answersforfreelancers@gmail.com with ‘mailroom’ in the subject line.

]]> http://answersforfreelancers.creativeindependence.net/2006/06/26/a4f-101-meet-the-talkers/feed/ 0 Proud fathers of a PodCast. We present you with our premiere episode introducing the crew and having fun along the way. Also, listen in for Chris’ tale of woe in the first installment of “Wheel of Misfortune”. Proud fathers of a PodCast. We present you with our premiere episode introducing the crew and having fun along the way. Also, listen in for Chris’ tale of woe in the first installment of “Wheel of Misfortune”. Show Notes: Intro by Rob Walch of Podcast411.com (http://Podcast411.com) - inside the podcaster’s studio. Freelance News: send in your Freelance stories and news to Lance Panstrom: answersforfreelancer@gmail.com (mailto:answersforfreelancers@gmail.com) with Freelance News in the subject line. Wheel of Misfortune: send in your freelancing tales of woe to: answersforfreelancers@gmail.com (mailto:answersforfreelancers@gmail.com) with ‘misfortune’ in the subject line. Guest Musician: RD Roth and the Issues @ rdroth.com (http://rdroth.com) and cdbaby.com (http://cdbaby.com) 7th Son - Podcast novel from J.C. Hutchins (http://jchutchins.net) The Melman from the Mailroom Show: send in comments, ideas, rants and random thoughts to: answersforfreelancers@gmail.com (mailto:answersforfreelancers@gmail.com) with ‘mailroom’ in the subject line. Bob, Chris and Ken no 39:47