In this week's episode, we catch up with Harlan Hogan. The creator and distributor of the Porta-Booth Pro. Take a listen as he tells us the best way to set it up, and some of the secrets of pulling a great sound on the road. If you travel and work, this is one not to miss.

As it becomes more and more accepted that experience in the industry, both advertsing and media, is not necessarily as respected from a hiring point of view as it used to be. Robbo and Andrew discuss some of the issues that can arise from working with some of those newer to our industry.

Let's face it, one of the key selling points of working from a home studio is availability. We can be flexible for our clients more so than when you're running between studios and spending downtime in the car or on the bus or train.

However, when is it ok to say, sorry I can't right now, and how do you manage that against the expectation of a fast turn around.

Take a listen to this week's show, as the guys try to solve this dilemma.

In this episode we look at a short article from Abbe Holmes about three things to think about before your next voiceover.

We re-look at the Kaotica eyeball and have some success changing the mic and pattern.