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Hey, y'all. I finally did it. I got a podcast guest. Today I am chatting with my friend Samantha Tetrault about upleveling your freelance writing career. We talk about how Samantha types so fast, how to source clients, how to do your research, and so much more. You'll love Sam's insight.
Learn more about this episode: https://www.theambitiousfreelancer.com/podcast/45
*** Apply to be a guest on the Bear the Light show! All are invited to apply. ***
Heidi Fiedler wears many hats in the children's book publishing industry—and has even worn more hats than she does today throughout her long career in the industry!—and today she's on the Bear the Light podcast to share what it's like to work in an industry that helps young people become who they're going to be.
On this episode, we discuss:
* What drew Heidi to focus on picture books, chapter books, and nonfiction for kids
* Her new class, called Before You Begin, that helps writers discover the practices that will best support their writing life
* The collaborative experience of working in children's book publishing
* The relationship between writer and illustrator when bringing picture books to life
* How she works to bring personal elements of connection to each book she writes for kids—and what frogs and beach houses have to do with that
* The ups and downs of the publishing industry but what continues to give her hope and energy to work within it
Connect with Heidi on her website and on Instagram at @heidifiedler.
Connect with Christianne on Instagram at @christiannesquires or by subscribing to the Light Notes email list.
And consider applying to be a guest on the show! Fill out the guest application form here.
Do you remember the show Ghostwriter? I used to love that show as a kid, but I don't like ghostwriting as an adult. Today's podcast is all about getting out of ghostwriter mode. I want you to get the bylines that are going to help propel your business forward. I hope you find these tips useful.
Join the Facebook group: https://thehappyarkansan.com/ambitiousfreelancers
On today’s episode, freelance writers Tess Garcia and Isabella Gomez Sarmiento join us to talk the ever-changing media landscape, getting published in major publications while still in college, and much more.
Tess Garcia is a student at the University of Michigan who doesn’t really feel like explaining her major. She’s penned articles for InStyle, Teen Vogue, Ms. Magazine, Latina Magazine and more. She’s also a certified yoga instructor and sticks her head under the sink several times a day to replenish her curls.
Isabella Gomez Sarmiento is a Venezuelan writer based in Atlanta finishing her B.A. at Georgia State University. Her work has been published in CNN, Remezcla, Noisey, and more. She currently writes a political column for Teen Vogue and spends most of her time listening to Bad Bunny.
Throughout the pod, we chat about:
2:30 - Their backstories
6:47 - Writing for Teen Vogue
14:04 - Generation Z
17:28 - Freelancing and balance
23:08 - Figuring out rates and how to get paid
29:32 - Future of digital media
For more Generation Slay, check us out @generationslay on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook and on our website, www.generationslay.com.
Follow the co-hosts across the internet!
Emma: @emmahavi on Instagram and Twitter and on her website, www.emmahavi.com
Gianluca: @g_russo1 on Instagram and Twitter and on his website, www.RussoG.com
Wow, you’re still reading this? Cool, drop a review & we’ll see ya next Tuesday.
Writer Nneka Okona joins the podcast to discuss freelancing while single and solo travel. Her thoughts on having patience with yourself professionally and bravery when it comes to exploring the world are hugely expansive for any single woman considering becoming a freelancer, or traveling solo.
Nneka on Contently
Nneka on Twitter
Searching for My "Forever Home"—and Finding It in (Nigerian) Stew
Shani on Twitter
shanisilver.com
A Single Serving Podcast Facebook Group
Here are the resources mentioned in the podcast and some of my favourite resources created by Kaleigh:
My own article on imposter syndrome.
BOOKS:
Today I'm sharing my freelancing story as well as real steps you can take to become a freelancer in any industry! These tips are actionable and easy to follow so you can build your freelance career today.
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"Two food perspectives, both alike in dignity, in fair New York City where we lay our scene..."*
On today's show, Saveur Senior Digital Editor Max Falkowitz and freelance food writer and Love Bites co-host Jacqueline Raposo dig into their varying experiences. How does Max's analytical curiosity contrast Jaqueline's emotional? How does his experience as an editor on a masthead contrast her constant freelancing bylines? And how do they combine those experiences together to best execute one piece after another?
The final episode of our Me & You series before we wrap our summer season with a show on takeaways, this is the most foodie-focused Love Bites Radio to date. Have a listen.
*Play on the prologue to Romeo & Juliet. You should know that.
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Charlotte Druckman has been in the world of publishing since her first internship at New York Magazine in high school! This week on Snacky Tunes, Darin Bresnitz talks with Charlotte about her experiences in magazines, and why she transitioned from freelance writer to editor at Medium. Hear how Charlotte pitched a story to Ruth Reichl and got started in food writing! What inspired Charlotte to write about women in food in her book Skirt Steak, and is she comfortable with being the spokesperson for women in the culinary world? Later, Brandon Hoy stops by to talk about the release of the Roberta’s Cookbook, and why the tome is so much more than a recipe manual. Tune in to hear Brandon talk about the different types of heat that are used in pizza ovens, and some of the grosser moments that were left out of the book. See Through stops by and talks about their relatively short life as a band and shares a couple of tracks! Tune in to hear about the origins of the band as a recording project, and find out how See Through drinks at a show. Thanks to our sponsor, MOOD Magazine.
“I didn’t want to be the spokesperson for women in the culinary world!” [26:15]
— Charlotte Druckman on Snacky Tunes
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