Ep 3-1-REAL: “Grab Your Gun and Bring in the Cat” - A Quick Update and Mailbag
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Ep 3-1-REAL: "Grab Your Gun and Bring in the Cat" - A Quick Update and Mailbag -:- answersforfreelancers@gmail.com [43:48m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
So, what happened with our numbering? This was originally recorded as episode 1, but then Bob and I got completely snowed under in work, life and other stuff, and it got postponed. This was supposed to be Episode 1, the next show was supposed to be Episode 2, and Seth Harwood’s Wheel was supposed to be episode 3.
However, since we got caught behind our own schedule, and because Seth is such a friend of the show, we wanted to help him out by running his Wheel episode just before the launch of his new pod novel, Jack Palms 3, and the print debut of the novel that started it all, Jack Wakes Up and we moved it up so that the show aired in time for his book release. If you’re a fan of crime noire fiction, check it out. Its good, adult oriented fiction with a ‘kick you in the teeth’ flavor.
So, if this feels familiar, then you’ve probably had the misfortune of seeing Firefly as it was aired on the Fox Network. Sorry about that. We now present to you, the REAL episode 1 of season 3. About, um… 2 months late. We would’ve gotten it to you on time, but no one volunteered to do our regular work for us. Thanks a lot, all of you.
Anyway, enjoy this month’s episode as we talk about what we’ve been up to, catch up on a few odds and ends, and answer listener Katie’s questions about college and internships.
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This episode has been reposted. Somehow the file became corrupted or changed on Libsyn’s servers, and very few people were actually able to download it. Since neither Bob nor I had this problem, we were unaware of it until listener Katie mentioned it to us. Those who have already heard this, feel free to ignore it. We hope the rest of you enjoy it. c.w. - 21 April, 2008
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.
OK. So, we’re back on schedule, right? We think so. We’ll see.