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Danny “Godfree” Pena from GamerTagRadio.com joins Xav and Kyle to discuss building an empire of your own, the trials and tribulations as a small website operator and the Miami gaming scene. The hosts also discuss the ongoing “contest” to have a listener guest-host a segment of the final episode of the season, playing Splinter Cell: Conviction cooperatively and the some of the work they’ve produced over the last few weeks.
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Music: Intro/Outro: “Can’t Say No” by The Helio Sequence
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GamePro: ‘Killing More Efficiently’
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GamePro: Downloadable Games Round-Up (April 26th Edition)
Kyle Horner’s Personal Blog
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Ludwig Kietzmann (Joystiq.com) joins Xav and Kyle to explain, how after three majors in completely unrelated fields, he became the senior editor of one of the industry’s biggest editorial brands. In this episode— also known as, the “ocho” — the crew discuss working remotely, the harsh realities of being a writer, things to avoid in your work, and sandwiches. Yes, sandwiches. It’s a complete show, rounded out by a slew of user submitted questions and a big announcement about the last episode of the season.
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Destructoid Editor-in-chief Nick Chester joins Xav and Kyle for The Freelancers: Season One, Episode Five!
Following the usual “How’d You Get in the Biz?” questions, the plan is to discuss event coverage and coordination, perceived problems within the editorial side of the industry, and how to build a brand.
Questions for Dtoid’s Nick? Submit them in the comments!
The Freelancers: Season One, Episode Five releases March 3, 2010.

Next episode, THE FREELANCERS welcome 1UP alum and current Game Informer editor Philip Kollar. Have a question for the show or the guest? Jump to our FACEBOOK FAN PAGE and comment on the announcement post.
THE FREELANCERS: Season One, Episode Four lands online February 17.
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Season One, Episode Three of The Freelancers is in the can with special guest Andy Burt, Previews Editor of GamePro Magazine and GamePro.com.
Xav, Kyle and Andy discuss print versus online, stepping outside comfort zones, and how YOU can get your byline in GamePro.
The Freelancers: Season One, Episode Three will release on February 3, 2010.
We’re also proud to announce that The Freelancers is only a handful of subscribers away from reaching the 1,000 mark. While this number is dwarfed by other podcasts in the gaming world, we couldn’t be happier considering we’re only two episodes deep.
Aspiring writers will want to check out our Facebook Fan Page, where users are already sharing samples and looking or input. We want to grow this community to a legion of dedicated future games press all-stars, so join up if it’s something you dream about doing. You can also follow us on Twitter - one of the best networking sites to get in touch with other members of the games media.
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Click the link below to jump to the show. Make sure to subscribe and rate us! Season One, Episode Two with Justin McElroy will release later this week.

We’re happy to announce that the first guest episode of The Freelancers will star Internet-famous writer/podcaster Justin McElroy from Joystiq.com. The episode is scheduled to release at the end of this week.
As it stands, The Freelancers now has over 25 confirmed guests scheduled for future episodes, from more than a dozen outlets within the games industry.
Some people have asked what we mean by “Season One” for the current run of The Freelancers. Each season will be comprised of 12 episodes — the first 11 with a special guest and the last as a recap episode with Xav and Kyle. After a short hiatus, the next season will begin. In order to keep ideas and stories fresh, we think this is the best route to take.
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