Shirt Folk

Rob talks about joining a screen printing co-op, the importance of a reality-based experience, and doing R&D at work. Thank you for listening!

Talking about Little Debbie's Oatmeal Creme Pies, the little differences of part-time work, and the awesomeness of Fred Willard. Thank you for listening!

Rob talks about a brief trip to a lake during these COVID times, trying to be financially independent, and why Duo the owl is so frightening.

Good to be back. Got some life updates and thoughts on new technology pushing us through these weird times.

Thank you for your time and attention. Be sure to check out Shirt Folk on all major platforms @shirtfolk 

Today's episode features my better half Mary Lewis. She is the woman behind Chromatic and she is here to talk with me about our move to Austin, Texas coming up in January.

Be sure to check out shirtfolk.com for show notes and the Shirt Folk merch link.

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Good to be back! In this episode I explain why I felt a little break was necessary, what I realized about my brand and its responsibility, and what stuff you can expect moving forward.

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Happy to have Tricia Lyster, a marketing manager with Alphabroder on the show. I decided to have someone from AB on because I think when something is being done to help shops be more proactive in the marketing realm, everyone wins. Hope you enjoy the episode!

On today's episode, Tom Rauen of Envision Tees details why shops should consider contracting out a portion of their work.

We're pleased to have JP Hunt, co-founder of InkSoft, on the show. JP details the sales method Question-Based Selling, the difference between sales and marketing, unveils the results of a survey recently conducted by InkSoft, and, most importantly, why all of this stuff is so important.

Make sure to check the show notes for episode seven for chance to win a copy of Question-Based Selling by Thomas Freese.

Maggie Burns is the Lord of the Screens at Barrel Maker Printing, an awesome print shop located in the Chicago area. We talk about Maggie's background, her passion for screen making, and how/why she uses her personal work to raise awareness about mental illness. 

Be sure to check out episode six's show notes.