Thank you everyone for being here this morning. I know it's early, but you managed to come. How is it going? How is your day going so far? Good. Is someone here for the first time at a WordCamp? Yay! Welcome! That's great! That's really great. Well, I'm sure you'll enjoy WordCamp Athens. It's an amazing event. The organizing team is one of the best I ever worked with in a couple of years of mentoring WordCamps, so thank you for having me. So today I'm here to talk about websites for freelancers. Is this working? We managed to make everything work. Nope. This is not working. No problem. We'll do it like this. My name is Francesca Marano. I come from Italy, as you can probably tell from the name. I'm the WordPress Community Manager at SiteGround, an international web hosting company. Before that, I was a freelancer making websites for freelancers. That was my job for the past six years. Let's have a show of hands. How many of you are freelancers? How many of you built their own website? Good people. How many of you build websites for other freelancers? It's hard, right? Because freelancers always take care of their own client before taking care of their website. Since you're the one making the website, it'll probably give you the materials very late. They'll be busy doing other stuff, so you have a very hard job. I feel for you. I'm very empathic of your situation because that's what I did for the past six years. This is where this talk comes from. The main thing I would like you to take home is awareness. This is the keyword for this presentation. In 30 minutes, that's so much we can do. We can ask ourselves questions. I can give you examples. The thing I really would like to stress as much as possible is awareness. You have to be aware of everything you're doing, even if it seems like a small project. First of all, I think by now no project is really simple or quick. Am I right? When the people come, I just want a simple website. I kid you not. A friend of mine was a freelancer also in Italy. A friend said, I want a simple website, and the website they showed to her was IKEA website. Define simple. The key takeaway here is be aware of everything you do and try to infuse this in your clients as well. Second thing you have to do, you have to become boring as hell and ask a lot of questions for yourself and for your clients. Just be relentless. Ask whatever you want to do for your own website or for a client's website. It doesn't matter. You have to ask a lot of questions before you even start writing a line of code or installing WordPress. Be aware of where you want to go. These are the main questions. Some of them are questions, some are not. These are the main steps you usually should go through when you're making a website. First of all, ask yourself, why? Why do you want a website? Why are your client wants a website? When I was doing client work, I used to send 10 pages questionnaire to clients. Basically, I was asking them why they want a website in five different ways because it was very important for me to talk to people that were really on it. They didn't just want, oh yeah, I want a website because everyone has one. They really wanted a website to serve a purpose for their own business. And then for whom? Who's the reader? Who's the end user of that website? Who's going to use the website? Because the person who owns the website, let's say francescameral.com, is not about me. It's about the people who come and hire me, hopefully. Then you move on to content. Do not even install WordPress unless you have clear on your mind what needs to be there in the website. What pages, what kind of images, branding, what's the call to action. Sketch it down on paper, it's great. And then when you have answered all those stages, then you can move on to design, which is not graphics. So why? Why do you want a website? Those are all reasons not to have a website, okay? Everyone has a website, do you agree with this? Do you think every business needs a website to succeed? Yes? Who says no? Is there someone saying no? Well, do you have a strategy for that website? If you don't have a strategy, don't build a website. If the website is just a way to say your name, take about.com. I think it's still alive by a custom domain and build a page there that says who you are, right?  I don't know how you do it. I think someone knows how to do it. And then put your business there.  You make very few pieces every year and you sell them through galleries. Why would you have a website? So, you know, I don't necessarily think that everyone needs a website. Having a website hoping to rank first in Google, that's just wrong. All right?  Because it's not the website that makes you rank first. It's the content, it's the SEO, it's the marketing, all right? Your website itself is not enough. So, any reason that is not supported by a goal, the why, and a strategy, the execution, then just no. All right. Don't waste your time. But there are great reasons to have a website. For example, you want to promote your brand awareness. You want to tell more about yourself. You want to build a reputation online. So, when I started making websites, I lived about 3,000 kilometers from my target market. And the only way for them for me to reach them was through a blog. So, I started blogging every week about at the time I was more into social media than front-end development. So, you know, I talk about how I use social media, how I started building websites. Where did I learn it all? I also told a little bit about myself because these people could not meet me in person. So, it was important for me that they knew that I was a real person and that I was doing this. I was the one behind everything there, right? Sales. Well, if you want to sell online, you need an e-commerce. So, that's a good reason to have a website. Again, just having an e-commerce will not help you sell. That's just the medium. You will need probably content marketing, social media promotion, AdWords, SEO optimization, and whatever. So, any reason basically that it's supported by your goal and a strategy that you're going to implement to reach your goal, that's a good reason to have a website. Who is the center of this website? It's not you. All right. The site might have your name, but it's not about you. It's about one person. One buyer persona. That's what we call it in marketing. Have you ever heard of a buyer persona, the concept? Who has heard of it? Okay. So, basically what you do. So, I suggest you go and Google both buyer persona and customer journey. You'll find a lot of templates online that you can use to define who's your target and how you get them from being aware of you, to purchasing, to repurchasing, and to become a client and not just a fan. So, one thing I learned from building websites is the more vertical you go into a niche, the more successful you'll be. If you think you're going to do generic websites for everyone, that's where you get stuck. That's where it will be very hard to find clients. Well, it won't be very hard to find clients. It will be very hard to find good paying clients and satisfied clients, right? So, my target market, for example, was women like me in the late 30s at the time. That were going through a career transition. Some of them had kids and they couldn't, I don't know if you have this in Greece, but in Italy, it's very hard to go back to your workplace after you have one or two kids. We don't really do well on that, right? So, a lot of women in their late 30s, early 40s after one or two kids have a really hard time going back to their company. So, they start their own businesses. So, that's where I focus because I knew their struggles and I also knew how to code. So, I was the right person for them because I could empathize with what they were going through and I could understand what were their struggles and what they were going with their career. So, build a buyer persona, go online, find a template, give them a name. It's an exercise, it's a very boring exercise that everyone that has a building, has a website and wants to do something online should go through. So, you define who this person is and you define it very specifically, like age, sex, where do they live, what do they do, give them a name, give them a face, right? And that's the person you're going to build your website for. And the customer journey is the journey that this person will go through from the stage where they're like, oh, I need a website to the moment they approach you. They ask for a quote, you get them a quote and they'll buy for you from you, hopefully. So, always think who is the person, the real person you're solving a real problem for, right? This is why I stress a lot about goals and strategy and knowing exactly who you're catering to because otherwise it's very hard to sell to the right people. And then we go to content. This should become the mantra of every service provider that has a website. It's not about you, no one cares about you, okay? When the people come to your website to buy your services, they care about their needs and how you can solve them. So, for example, in your About page, it's great that you list your hobbies and stuff like that, but tell me what you can do to solve my problem, all right? Try not to be self-indulgent. It's really not about you. It's about the reader who will hopefully go through the customer journey and become a client because that's their mindset. They're coming to your website because they want something, they need something, they have a problem, and they want you to solve the problem for them. This is true also if you have a blog. How many of you have a blog? All right, do you get comments what people ask in the blog? There are recurring patterns, that's your opportunity. Because that's the problem they have, and that's what they want you to solve. So try to focus on this person. This is why you do the buyer persona exercise. Try to understand what they need, what's their pain, what can you do for them? So for me, it was building websites for women who were not really tech savvy. The first thing most of them said was, I am afraid the website will explode. Have you ever seen a website explode? They can't explode. A server can explode, but the website cannot explode. There can be errors that you solve through debugging usually. So that was the thing. That was my target. So I needed to talk to this target. I could not tell them about debugging. I could not talk to them about server errors. The language was, don't worry, websites don't explode. And I'll help you make sure nothing bad will happen to your website. And I'll build a website for you that you'll know how to use. And I'll support you. Most websites I did in my life, it took me very few hours to do the websites. And a lot of hours of support and caring and answering to question.   I have to build something for that. I have to make it easier for people. So remember, it's not about you.  So I said before, design is not graphics. Design is not choosing a font or choosing a color. Design is solving a problem. Make it easy for people to find their way. Say no to lipstick on a pig. I don't know how many of you work in Europe. Do you know of John Maida? He's a very influential designer. He was the head of MIT Labs. He said, say no to lipstick on a pig. Which means putting the nice graphics afterwards. That's not design. Design is making it easy for people to find their way and find the solution to their problem. Make it easy and make it unambiguous. What do I mean by unambiguous? Did you ever go into a website and you were given 20 instructions? Buy this. Go to the blog. Leave a comment. Share on social media. Sign up for the newsletter. What am I supposed to do here? Do you know what a call to action is? Say no to that. Say no to the cute graphics because they're cute. Are they functional to your message? Are they functional to your mission? Who is to solve that client problem? Then use it. Otherwise, drop it. Today, having a fast website is way more important than have a cute website. So that's what you're aiming for with your design and with your code. Especially front-end developers should be really aware that, you know, speed optimization for a website starts there with the endless lines of CSS that you put and they don't really need to be there. So aim for that. Aim for speed. Aim for clarity. Aim for clear instructions. Don't go for the cute font. No one cares about the cute font. It's not the 90s when we started being able to use nice fonts instead of just aerial and times. We got it. We can use nice font. We're choosing not to use them because they will slow the performance of a website. So what should go into this website? Well, about page, right? Again, it's not about you unless you are doing something that requires a degree and you don't know how it works in Greece. But, you know, in Italy, if you're a lawyer, you need to be inscribed in this book of all the lawyers in Italy, I guess the same in Greece. So unless you do that, so you need to say that you have a degree and all the official stuff, no one cares if you took a computer science class 20 years ago, all right? I took an HTML class in 1999. If I say this, my client will be like, well, there were, I don't know how many major releases of HTML between 1999 and today. So maybe they could also reflect poorly on my capacity as a front-end developer. Sales page. Again, it's not about you. What are you selling that is helping these people, your customers, your readers? It's not about you. Don't make products because they work for your ego. They need to work for your wallet. And the only way to make it work for your wallet is to make a product that people want, other people, not you. And then you need a contact. This is about you. Choose a way that people can contact you that it's comfortable for you. For example, I hate when people contact me on Facebook because that's my private space. I hang out with my friends. I check what my son is doing online. So if a client, and I have a page. So if you send me a message through my page, that's great. But if you go into my personal profile and send me a message, that's a huge no for me. I'm not going to get you on board as a client. But if you don't want people to contact you through Facebook, don't put your Facebook address in that, all right? Or if you don't want people to phone you up, don't put your phone number. I know it sounds stupid, but I made all those mistakes, right? So I'm not, I think you'll do better than I did. But just saying I made all those mistakes we talked about. The legal stuff that's really important. Check in your nation. What are the requirements for a business website? For example, in Italy, if you sell something, you need to be, you need to be a registered business and have your VAT number in it. And in a blog, again, it's not about you. It's about the readers, the users. Use all the things that WordPress gives you to make it easy for people to go around your website, search bar, tags, categories, whatever can help the people stay in the website and read more, use it. If you tell me how much it will cost to work for you, that's a one million bonus.  I have very little time when I need to buy something, when I need to hire someone. So I want to know what's the price range, right? It's very hard to say that the site will cost X euros unless you package them. So you can say starting from. So if I have less money than that, I will not contact you. I, as a customer, will not lose time. You, as a supplier, will not waste time. Win-win for everyone. And then there's nice to have. Minibio. Like we said, brand awareness, right? You are your own brand as a freelancer. So it's nice to have, do you know what I mean? It's like, either in the sidebar or in the footer, you'll have a minibio that say, hi, I'm Francesca. This is what I do and you can hire me. And links to social media. Again, do you have a strategy? Do you have a social media strategy? Great. Use the social media. Otherwise, drop it. If you put a Twitter account and there's nothing there, that reflects really poorly on you as a professional, right? So just put the links that have something meaningful in. Testimonials. Did someone use your services and they're happy with it? Ask them for a few lines and show them somewhere. That's always a nice touch. Newsletter sign up form. Again, only if you have a strategy. If you send me, and that's what I do. I just want you to know that all the bad things that I'm saying are the bad things that I did in six years, either for me or for my clients. Some of them I still do. Like the newsletter sign up. I have a newsletter sign up. I don't remember where. Honest to God. I have no idea where is that because no, sometimes I get these people signed up for your newsletter. I'm like, where's the form? I don't remember where I put the form, but sometimes people sign up and I never send the newsletter. So you created the expectation. People sign up. They hope to receive something meaningful from you. And then you never write. So I have to find that form and remove it, but I never have time to do it. So anyway, people keep signing up and then I feel that I have to write something and it's awful. Popular posts. If you have a popular blog and you think this will help with the flow, use it. So we are 25 minutes more or less. Here it says five. I don't know why I'll go with mine. I'm going to show you a little bit of examples. Who knows who Paul Jarvis is. So if you're a freelancer, I urge you to go into his website and sign up for his newsletter. He's really good. He sends it every Sunday. He calls it the Sunday dispatch. He has some e-courses for freelancers. He's a really cool dude. He doesn't have kids. He has rats, rat pets. Disgusting and cute at the same time. So that was his page in 2015. I took the screenshot in 2015. Paul Jarvis used to make websites. Today's business model is completely changed. I'm Paul Jarvis. I help people build better, not bigger businesses. He removed everything, basically everything he had in the home page, and he just left the sign up for the newsletter. That's his goal. That's the whole strategy behind this website. You're there to leave your address, and he will send you meaningful content every week. This is a WordPress developer from the UK. It's a business-focused WordPress development. That's the slogan. Whoever built a website used something like that in their website. But he says, by getting to know your business, I can build a website that matches your goals, not mine. That's a very important sentence there. He's telling you that it's not about him. It's about you. And it keeps going. There's a lot of you here. Your website, your rankings, so it's not about him. He disappeared. You don't even have a picture of him. He's not relevant. You're relevant. This is an example of something done very badly and something done very well. So the whole part on top says a ton of things. Where am I supposed to click? He writes books. He has a daily podcast. He hosts a thing. So all the blue things are links, but then he gets to what he wants me to do. He wants me to buy that book, and then you can see where the design is coming in. The part above, by the way, you can remove it by clicking any of the items in the menu. Which I think is a very poor design choice. There should be a place in that header that says toggle, whatever, because that's really a lot of content that I don't need. Edie Bez. I wonder why she decided to make, until you're making the... Well, I know why, because money is way more interesting than defining who you are. But solo business owners like you. Again, she's telling already who's her target, who are her clients. Are you a solo business owner? Great, then you're my people. Otherwise, get out of here. I don't have anything for you. She gives a little bit of... too many, in my opinion, places to go. Start reading, go biz shopping, get your discount, but they're all very clear, right? You cannot be confused. The wording is very clear, the design is very clear. You know what will happen when you'll click one of those buttons. And if the thing you're expecting to happen doesn't happen, that's bad, because you want the discount. If you get to that place and there is not a discount, that's not great. Or disappear completely and let your work do the talk. That's beautiful. She has four or five items in that slider that if that's what I'm looking for, I'm hooked. I want it. I'm going to hire her. So as we said, this is really the thing. This is the key takeaway from this talk.  Thank you. I think we have a little bit of time for questions. And after this, I'm going to go to the side ground booth. So if you still have questions, I'll be there the whole day. And you can the side ground booth. Yes, it's right after right outside the door. I'll be there all day. So if you have questions now or later, look for me. Thank you. Thank you. If we have questions for the French, we'll have a microphone from the guys on the side to ask them our questions. I have a quick question. Yeah, feel free. Feel free. Yeah. So it seems like the Italian clients require an IKEA website as a simple one. Here it's like Facebook. But not exactly. Because we don't want to exaggerate. We are being realistic about it. Perhaps you have a message for women who want to go and feel more free to enter into tech business. Do you think a freelancer as a woman was that weird or more difficult? I'm being, you know, I'm being straight. Yes, I appreciate that. Actually, it was easier to start as a freelancer than going into an office because then I was master of my domain and no one could be sexist with me. Because it was just me. I did have a client actually at some point come and say to me, we really want to work with you but you seem to work only with women so we don't really feel like hiring you. Which is okay. That was my target market. So that's okay. If a dude doesn't want to work with me, probably I don't want to work with someone that says something like that. In general, I feel... So I've been, you know, attending tech-related conferences since I was a kid because my parents were both developers. So I'm a second generation woman in tech and I find that the WordPress community in general is way more female-friendly than any other tech community I ever met. So we do as much as we can to encourage many women to come on board. There are a lot of great initiatives for women to start develop and to go on board as contributors to open source projects. If you'll have me, I'll give a talk about that next year because it's a subject I'm very passionate about. But I will tweet out some resources for outreach programs both for developers and women speakers. That's a challenge that I think a lot of conferences have. You did a great job. You have an amazing diverse lineup. But a lot of conferences don't get that level of diversity so there are also resources. But in general, I honestly feel that the ecosystem, both the community and the business ecosystem are very female-friendly. So if you still ladies in the house, if you still have some doubts about joining as a developer, as a freelance developer, or try to get hired from companies, please don't. And also come to talk to me at the SiteGround booth and we can talk about that more. From the crowd. I mean, where all these lists, on display they seem so simple. Yet we all do the mistakes. Do we have to do the mistakes first? Yes. That's the catharsis. We talk about it. That's what the Greek tragedy is about, isn't it? We have the chorus. We all come together. We cry about the mistakes we made as developers. We understand crying about our mistakes. No, no, no. We cry together. There's the choir of women there in the tragedy of Sophocles or whatever. And then at the end, we go through the catharsis and we become better service providers. It's a human thing. Yes. Thank you very, very much. Francesca.


I need your narrative about what happened here. Yesterday, I saw more people come on our network and more people write all over the place saying the same thing, which is the Trump trade is tired. That they rotated out of the industrials. They rotated out of the banks. They finally went into the soft goods. And that's the end. How can people be so wrong? Because Donald J. Trump went out there and he wowed them. He got never done it. You really are saying this is Trumpy. Because I've been saying, listen, a lot of people want to say that according to the drug stocks were Trump. But it was really because rates went down. They went back to bomb market equivalent. You are saying, literally, that a conciliatory version of Trump appeared last night. And that made people feel what? You've ever been a kid in school, maybe not the biggest kid in school.  What is the bully, too? He beats you up every day until you're happy he doesn't beat you up, right? That's what Donald Trump did to these people. He went after these guys. He beat them up. CNN still didn't beat them up. But he beat them up. Did you watch CNN coverage after? No. These guys all said, now that's my guy. And these guys were like, I'm hiding under. They're buying gold. Everybody who's been buying gold. They were like, yeah, that's my guy. So yes. CNN did earn the beat down. When you help one candidate prior to an election, you earn yourself a beat down if the other guy wins. Earn the beat down.


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Yeah wires must have got soaked coming through that low spot in the wash back there She chugged and sputtered away and then conked out on me Rock and we can fix that for you I get that kerosene squirt can rusty. I'll catch up. You want the canvas too? Yeah, raise his hood and take the canvas over so none of this rain beats in there.  We'll have a perk in a minute. I'm sure grateful to you. What are you gonna do? Squirt a little kerosene on the ignition wires. Better release your hood. Oh, yeah Okay, rusty, lift her up. Yeah Hand it all right. Sure You fellas sure know what you're doing. What do you mean? I can't see how you can get them wires dry by squirting them wetter. That's a mechanics trick Squirting with kerosene the kerosene gets under the water and the water runs off And a minute or two the kerosene runs off too. What's left evaporates? I reckon you'd know. I know. All right We're raised like this. I do more business along this road than I do back at the shop Reckon we've got a dozen stall cars going today. Why is all the spray, Joe? Okay, close her up Okay to drier now. It drops the water running down my neck only a mile up the road to wallace cafe We'll stop for coffee after this fella gets moving sure could use them myself I've been sitting here for more than an hour. Only other car to come through Borrowed right best where you bound for long ridge Too bad his heap didn't hold out until I got there Coming back. I'll have me a new car dealer called this morning. Tell me was in This thing ought to be ready to limp along now, Joe. Yeah, you can try starting now. Oh, fine. Well Here's hoping Big help me hang Tricky yours really works ain't never miss. I'll show buck a little at first, but what's the puddles you'll be okay Sure wish I I knew how to thank you brother. Well, that ain't hard mister charges 15 bucks 15 dollars standing up in this rain ain't fun. Let's say you were stuck, weren't you? Yeah, we're stuck 15 dollars seems like the kind of steep price for a three minutes working a little kerosene Look, I got a nice warm garage where the prices are regular working out here is a little bit different Charge is 15 bucks I don't think I got 15 bucks. What are you a wise guy? I reckon if you can buy a new car You ain't exactly flat broke. I didn't sell wise. I got money the smallest bill. I got to 100 Look, don't stall me. You could right out here if we didn't happen along At least you can do us pay up. I tell you I got nothing but large bills Money I got from a bank this morning to put down on the new car Aren't your money on meet you at the coffee place you was talking about and get changed Well, I went while I get changed for a hundred and that chronic joint change ain't our problem, Joe Our problem is whether or not this guy's really got a hundred bucks to begin with. Now, let's see it You ain't seeing nothing Matter of fact, thanks for sure. You got a right to charge me no 15 dollars Before I pay it. I'm going to stop at the sheriff's office in the long race You think I'm standing in this rain for fun? Come on Never mind the conversation, Joe. You got hands and he's got Hey rusty look yeah 500 bucks, Joe I could do a lot with though like What do you say, Joe why I hear report it not if you've got enough nerve I got as much nervous you got all right then grab his feet move him in there off the road Hey, it's coming to not for long All right, put him down Get your heavy wrench. No, you're crazy. You back out on me. No, but I'm not chomping off to use my wrench on him Look be smart rusty If we're going to do this let's be smart and do it right. There's a big rock over there Use that Body of the slain man was found early the following morning when highway patrolmen examined the area around the seemingly abandoned car The sheriff was summoned from Longridge and he in turn requested the help of a texas ranger Ranger jays pierceman was assigned Still might have went from that rain yesterday jays. Yeah Yeah, here's the body wanted you to see it before we moved it into town Check his identification. Mm-hmm license description fits names arthur mcshane comes from pooper sprains Were you looking at jays and just noticing these footprints around the body sheriff? I puddled up too much to help rain wash the edges away Carried in here by two men or walked in with one man. No, he was carried He'd walk there'd be some mud on his shoes His feet never touched the ground after he left the pavement. How long you think he's been dead Looks like it's been quite a few hours Any sign of a weapon around there must have been one with his head like that big rock with the blood trace on the bottom Of it was laying over there Almost washed clean so I didn't want to leave it I had a deputy wrap it and take it in for your lamp. I won't help much Might have held some blood, but prince wouldn't take Now let's get back the car right Anybody touched the car? No, that's just like a highway patrol boy found it Drive his door open seat and steering wheel soaked with rain I got out to fix something well if he did he must have got it fixed before he was killed because uh Car works all right now. I checked it I want to take a look underneath You see something jays. Yeah oily spots on the pavement Thin film on a couple of small puddles drip from the oil to crankcase maybe. Oh, it's too thin for that too light It's more like a gasoline drip. Gasoline drip would be further back under the carburetor That man can check it. I want one to fly down and go over the car anyhow Where's the nearest phone wallies cafe about mile up the road Wallies cafe was a dilapidated roadside stop I called austin for a lab crew to fly down to long ridge and the sheriff called a medical examiner authorized to pick up for arthur mcshane's body The sheriff hadn't had any breakfast How about some ham in wolly? Hey settle for bacon. Why sure. How about you jays? Uh, just some coffee, right? The lab man will want to bring that car into a garage sheriff. Where do you have your car service? Joe's garage. That's what little work we have. Hey, uh, you found us. What's your coffee now?  We'll take it now. Yeah I don't think they're gonna find much on the car though anything on the outside would have been washed away by the rain Yeah, this is going to be a tough nut. Well, here's your job. I'm Say, uh, here you say something about uh, joe's garage for sheriff. Yeah, why are you gonna see him in time? I expect to Ask him do me a favor will you next time he stops by I need a new fan belt from a pickup I'll tell him that's why he's got no ham. I couldn't make a trip into town for supplies today I'll have to buy you a bicycle wally Be better than pick up That's for sure Why don't you make a flat deal with joe? Damn, but we can have him make one stop here every day be cheaper than I'm surprised he didn't stop by yesterday Sars jeep go down by late in the afternoon and head to town Oh, that's darn rain. You know, I bet I didn't shove three blue plates across his counter all day yesterday Didn't take in more than four dollars Well, that's more than you're allowed to take in the day if you burn my eggs Went out after McShane's car. I waited in the sheriff's office in town until the sheriff came in with the report from the medical examiner Here's your autopsy report jay's cause of death cerebral hemorrhage Due to a severe beating about the head Blood on the rock we found match McShane anything on the time of death about 3 30 yesterday afternoon 3 30, huh? All right Uh, McShane's wife just got in town went over to the funeral home. You want to see her? Yeah Another hour or so before the lab man gets to joe's garage Taking that long to check those oil spots and a few other things out of the road funeral home is just up the street Let's go Why who could do with him like this?  I mean you said he was coming up to get a new car I should think he didn't want to do along. Well, I didn't know about the car when he left See it was for anniversary next week A surprise I didn't know that he left yesterday. How'd you find out then? I'm abby lotton She's the banker's wife back home in hooper spring When my husband took the money out of the bank yesterday. He told bill lotton why he was taking it Well bill must have called abby to tell her and abby called me Abby's always doing things like that.  Oh, I'll depend on where and how soon the killer tries to spend them You better call the bank at hooper springs and see if you can get a list of serial numbers do it prano They have any numbers put them on a statewide bulletin right your Your husband have anything besides money on him ma'am any jewelry or anything else that might have been taken Well, no He had a wrist watch. That's all. It wasn't on him when he was found You know what make it was. No, I just know he had one. That's all he wanted all the time I never gave it no special notice. Well, could you describe it? Well, he He was gold leather striped I don't know men's watches all look the same to me. What would you know it if you saw it again? Well, no, I don't think so Oh, I don't know You ought to have somebody with you if you've got a son or a daughter someplace we could contact them for you No, we didn't have no children. There was just just him and me I The sheriff got a list of currency numbers from the bank and we arranged for a bulletin to all banks and major stores in the state We're leaving the telegraph office when we sighted the lab man coming down the main dragon McShane's car We hailed him and he pulled over to the curb Howdy, jay. Howdy sam Howdy sheriff We'll ride into garage with you if it won't disturb anything. No hop in Fin all over the upholstery and everything lots of prints on the dashboard all the same Probably dead man's no sign of anybody else being in the car with him None I could find Cause he might have had riders bank or a hooper spring said McShane was alone when he left bank Saw him through the window when he got in his car. Yeah, he wasn't alone when he got killed That's a cinch. How about those oily spots on the road sam? I mean the ones under the car They were kerosene spots chase kerosene was used to cut the grease on the ignition wires Easy to tell even with a field kit. That means the ignition wires must have gotten wet car conked out on him and he sprayed them Yeah, that's what happened. All right, but he didn't do the spraying himself Why no sign of kerosene in the car any place no can nothing you check the trunk empty Look chair of way is that gross jose three more blocks and turn left All right I'll make one more check of the interior for blood trace, but I took a preliminary and it was blank I'm afraid I'm not going to find anything say you really don't have to come along less you want I can drop you at the sheriff's office. No, we'll ride. I want to see that garage man anyhow Yeah, sure. Why but walley won't get his fan belt. I'm gonna see him about more than walley's fan belt What walley said the Jeep from joe's garage passed his place yesterday afternoon on the way to town Hey, that's right He must have passed the spot. McShane was killed at No place between there and wall is that he could have been coming from no And somebody stopped to help McShane get his car started Let's find out who in just a moment We will continue with tales of the texas rangers starring joel mccray as ranger jace piercing Now that fall is here and darkness comes upon us during the early afternoon hours You as a driver must be ever alert for children in the streets and highways Slow down at sundown follow the careful and courteous driving rules as set forth by the american trucking association Remember that a rolling ball is always followed by a child Keep alert drive as if a child's life dependent upon your ability to see him before he sees you and it does Remember the life you save may be a child We continue now with tales of the texas rangers and tonight's case Helping hand an authentic story from the files of the texas rangers There were two men in the garage as we drove in One of them was wearing a mechanics coverall The other was seated in a chair tilted back against the wall trying to toss greasy playing cards into a hat placed 10 feet away from him The mechanic gave the car a strange look Honest sheriff There's something I can do for you. Yeah joel fellow from the ranger lab wants a little space to go over this car Well, sure. I'll pull it right over to that corner. All right. Thanks You ever see that car before joe I can't say ranger. I work on a lot of cars Yesterday afternoon during the rain this car was about a mile past walley's place out on state 27 It was stalled with wet ignition wires. Somebody fixed him with a kerosene spray Your jeep was seen out that way Uh, yeah, yeah, I I guess maybe it is a car I fixed Uh, I guess you're gonna be busy joe. I'll call you later. Oh, sure. Sure. Rusty go ahead. Uh, just a second Well, how about this car joe? Well, like I said, maybe I did work on it I got a few cars started on the highway yesterday. You keep saying maybe how about making it yes or no a mile east of walley's Well, yeah, yeah, I saw a car there. Yeah, just like that one Uh ignition wires soaked you get him started. Yeah Driver all right when you left him Yeah, sure. They was all okay. Why what do you mean by all? Wasn't the driver alone? No, no, no. He had a couple of guys with him Hitchhikers, how do you know they were hitchhikers? Well driver said so guys were in the army uniform They were sort of burned off about being stuck had to get back to base or something army guys, huh? Yeah, why? Or something happened in that driver. Yeah Something unpleasant I better put out a pickup for a couple of soldiers ain't she air for reckoning your better jesh You uh Still want me to wait ranger? Oh, I almost forgot about you No, I just thought maybe you were with joe yesterday when he fixed that car. No, no, I wasn't I I don't work here No, no, he just stopped by. Oh, I see. Well, thanks. You're welcome. So uh, oh, uh, by the way Yeah What time you got? Just 10 minutes after one. Thanks Got a good-looking watch there Keep pretty good time. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's right on the dot must have had it for a long time, huh Yeah, I can see that You ought to have the strap changed though.  Oh, yeah. Yeah, I'll be seeing you see you later joe. Yeah rusty later I'd noticed the watch strap right away That's why I'd kept talking to joe after I stopped rusty from leaving The waiting made him nervous and he tried to keep the watch hidden Joe gave us a fumbling description of two soldiers, which I pretended to phone to austin While I was phoning I managed to signal the sheriff to pick up the greasy cards rusty been tossing into the hat We left the garage and took the lab man with us Thanks, joe. See you later. Sure thing. Uh, bye ranger. It's all along joe. We'll see you again Jayce, what'd you pull me out for? I wasn't finished.  Those cards are pretty greasy sam. I think you can pull prints off of them grace film on a glazed surface Sedge, but why I've seen one of those garage boys before joe. No the other one rusty Something my mind tells me I saw him in the pen at huntsville. I want to check on his prints. I'll have to get right on it Joe's prints probably be on those cards too get a report on anything you find But first move that car out of there take it over to the sheriff's parking shed If you can lift any prints in an hour you can get them on the afternoon playing to austin What was that business about asking rusty the time jayce? It wasn't his watch. That's all Man who owned that watch always wore two notches tighter Comparing their sizes. I figured that arthur mcshane's wrist would be just about two notches thinner than rusty's The lab man lifted plenty of prints from the playing cards with two sets repeated most frequently We sent the batch through to austin for a check the answer came back late that night mug shots and records on two men Looks like you hit the jackpot jayce. Yeah joe and rusty both got records both served time in huntsville same cell block Can we pick them up? We can wouldn't be any use. We haven't even gotten enough on them to get them indicted You know there were two men on the job could be any two men sam I just well filed charges against you and the sheriff if that's all I got to go on Yeah, besides joe claims he was alone when he fixed the car and help a lot if we could prove that he wasn't How about walley out at the cafe? He saw the garage jeep. Maybe he saw who was in it It's almost 11, but he stays open late for the truckers and see we can get him on the phone sheriff. Okay Sheriff walton speaking get me walley's cafe out on route 27. Yeah Want to talk to him yourself jayce? Yeah, if you don't mind. Oh, no, no She's ringing the number now here hold on till he answers. He'll be there. Okay Now walley, this is ranger pearson. I was in your place this morning with a sheriff You said something about the jeep from joe's garage passing your place yesterday Uh, that's right. Yesterday afternoon. You see who was in it? You see who was in it? Did you actually see him? Was he alone or with somebody? I saw it was the jeep going by. You know how them things are or the curtains down the side and Well, the rain was streaming down my windows too. I saw the jeep go by but I reckon I couldn't even swear I saw joe in it Well, thanks anyhow. Yeah, I'm sorry. I wish I could help you you can just forget I called No good, huh? No good sheriff as far as he knows the jeep was driving itself Maybe that story about the hitchhiking soldiers was on the level Couldn't be on the level sheriff because they wouldn't walk away from a murder scene once mcshane's car was running They'd have driven it a few miles at least seems to me we could hold joe on that We could just long enough for some smart lawyer to get a rip All he'd have to say is that the soldiers might have gotten another lift or cut cross country to the railroad Yeah If you'd only find the money Serial numbers for proof Even the watch is no good. Mrs. McShane couldn't make a positive identification And we'd no way of tracing where or when McShane bought it money's probably hidden away Don't wait a mighty long time before they try to spend any of it Then we'll wait with them I hate knowing a man's a murderer and not being able to prove it Come on, sam Let's get over to the hotel and turn in for the night. All right. I'll walk out with you Hey, sam.  Oh, well, I'm right by your pocket there. Oh, yeah Yeah, I got some grease on them this morning lifting the hood of mcshane's car Chackle bolt was awful. It'll had to feel around or release it. Hey, what's the matter jay Joe had to lift that hood too to spray those wires him or rusty Grease film under there ought to hold fingerprints perfectly joe admitted he touched a car that don't help us No, but it'll help us if rusty touched it too because rusty claims. He wasn't there Sam, did you look under the hood for prints? No, jay. I never thought it. That's the last place a man would think of but we've thought of it now Come on. Let's check it. Yeah Good thing you moved it out of joe's place if we find what we're looking for joe's out of business Sam yeah photos of the prints that left at the beginning of show Some of them smeared fuel them clear All right, we can take them out of the bath now Here's the austin make on rusty See if you can match them under there just one print one finger sam and we're home. Want to light on now? Yeah, please No, not this one too much radio lube. No, not this one Hey, wait a minute. What find something. Give me that magnifying glass, will you please here? Now what do you see sam? All right here jays look the scarline small cut see i'll hold the austin print right up next to it Rusty's right for thing That's it sam watch that car and don't let anybody near it. Let's go sheriff. We got a couple of arrests to make Neither joe nor rusty were at home and joe's car was missing from his house garage We combed the town but there was no sign of them. We started to hit the roadhouses along the outlying districts Don't suppose they ran to jays no couple of suitcases in the rafters of joe's house garage He'd left he'd packed he thought you swallowed that story about the hitchhiking soldiers that would make him feel safe Where else would they be liable to stop? Well, I don't know just one more place out this way then there's nothing for four miles until Hey, walley's place. I forgot to give joe that message about walley wanting the fan bail Walley didn't mention it when I called him from your office might have called joe in the phone direct to remind them joe hangs out at walley's place sometimes Nights i mean drums up repair work with independent truckers that stopped there. Let's try it We hit the jackpot joe's car was at walley's place Inside one of the waitresses told us the three men were in the back shed putting a new fan belt on walley's pickup We slipped along behind the line of wash and waited from the finish and come out While we waited walley said something we couldn't hear as he bent down to the motor Suddenly rusty jumped him. Wait, when did ranger call you? A little poor midnight wine. Well watch wait until now to tell us. I just happened to mention it Ranger didn't want me to tell you at all. What do you want to know? Just if i'd seen a jeep pastor in the rain yesterday afternoon and then who was in it. Oh, what'd you tell him? Oh, what could i tell him? I just about saw the jeep who was born. So Hey, you guys are some kind of trouble. No, no, no coastline. So we better get back to town rusty. Wait a minute That's right fellas Fix the man's fan belt. Ranger including me in the party to rusty. Go ahead joe finish your work rusty can help you They won't do any harm if he leaves a fingerprint under the motor hood either Not under walley's motor hood because walley's still alive. How do my way joe pull it the gun I haven't got it good. Oh, holy mackerel. What's going on here? What did you do? I ain't make stuff in Don't keep your hands up joe Take a look at rusty sheriff. Don't take much looking right through the head. He did it was rusty He forced me into it. Sure joe dead man's always to blame. You can tell us all about it down at the jail You're gonna leave rusty here fix your fan belt and bring him into town if you like Come on joe get moving. I want to hear more about those hitchhiking soldiers And i'll tell you about my dream a liar who goes to huntsville Where the rusty holman dead joe falladera made a full confession of his part in the murder of ather mcchain On may 3rd 1951 he was sentenced to huntsville penitentiary for 50 years week joe mccray and another authentic reenactment of a case from the files of The texas rangers Starring in the universal international technicolor production cattle drive The cast included tony barrett herb bygren lou krugman bill conrad ken christy and lily and bio Technical advisor was captain mt lawn wolf gonzalez of the texas rangers This story was transcribed and adapted by joel mercott and the program was produced and directed by stacy keith Hal gibney speaking It's the silver jubilee on nbc Next it's the big show with jone davis herb jeffreys George sanders evelyn night groucho marks and your charming hostess to lula bankhead Then enjoy 30 minutes of mirth and music with phil harris and alice fay Later a theater guild on the air presents a foreign affair Coastarring marlena detrick and richard widmark and for pictures of your favorite nbc stars via the current nbc silver jubilee issue a radio tv mirror magazine Next it's the big show all this and to lula too on nbc


This is the SF Productions podcast network Down up front from the pop culture bunker. I'm Mindy and I'm Mark You can check out our audio podcast how I got my wife to read comics on iTunes or on our website SF podcast network comm The various TV networks recently held their archaic upfront event where they tried to sell Advertisers on their new shows before they air aka upfront It also means the networks made their final calls on which of their existing shows were renewed or canceled. So let's start with that ABC's cancellations The Alec Baldwin show single season child support the fix single season Dancing with the stars juniors single season For the people the kids are all right single season speechless split splitting up together and Whiskey Cavalier single season wait that was a lot. Yeah CBS cancellations were only fam and happy together and Murphy Brown all with a single season and life in pieces the CW cancellations zero cancellations Fox cancelled the cool kids after one season the gifted Lethal weapon the passage after one season proven innocent and rel each after one season and star NBC's cancellations. I feel bad single season Marlin midnight, Texas trial and error. I've never even heard of Marlin. It was on multiple seasons Now some headlines from each network on ABC modern family was renewed for a final season This is a show that has overstayed its welcome already dancing with the stars will return with supposedly bigger celebrities It would be hard to get smaller ones. Maybe taller ones. Yeah, that's it bigger taller. Yeah, and new twists Constance Woo created a fuss when she expressed frustration that fresh off the boat was renewed She had some other project lined up that is now canceled She was blasted online for her comments over at CBS The Big Bang Theory completed its 12-year run young Sheldon will take over the coveted 8 p.m. Thursday slot CBS is trying to dig out of the Les Moonves fiasco They're also in the midst of a CBS news scramble with a new team on the morning show and Nora O'Donnell taking over Cronkite's old chair over on the CW with zero cancellations The CW was staying the course with more teen dramas and superheroes speaking of the latter The annual crisis crossover will run five hours and be spread across the holiday break over on Fox This will be the first season post Disney So Fox is going forward without a home studio for content and their answer is Sports Terry Bradshaw put in his foot in his mouth at the Fox upfront presentation Referring to Kim Jong as the little short guy from Japan Don't put Terry on a live mic over at NBC Keenan Thompson will have two primetime TV series But he's staying on Saturday Night Live, which gives you a good idea of his confidence in those new shows NBC can look forward to the 2020 Summer Olympics for ratings This is us got an unheard of three-year pickup and lawn order SPU become the longest non-simpsons primetime scripted series So now let's move over to the new series introduced at the upfronts as always You'll see fill in the blank returns to TV There's a theme that the networks always fall into last year was remakes and this year It's stability only 16 new fall shows over five networks and brand extension spinoffs of existing series Why because when most of your shows can't reach a full digit rating share It's hard to justify replacing them with unknown quantities And then there are stars who the networks insist we like over and over For now, we're skipping shows announced for mid-season as many of them may never make it to air We may revisit them in a later episode So over at ABC we have mixed ish black ish has become the all-in-the-family of the 21st century Cranking out spin-offs at a rapid rate and this one is young Sheldon meets Kimmy Schmidt with Tracy Ellis Ross's Character as a kid coming out of a commune slash cult adjusting to suburbia Emergence is yet another thriller with a kid surviving a mysterious plane accident, and there's a conspiracy But manifest is still on NBC so there is a market for this I wouldn't be surprised if it took off However, I won't watch it until there is at least a season in the can Stump town Kobe Smolders returns to TV in a show based on a Greg Rucka PI graphic novel Which looks interesting, but it's paired with a set of family sitcoms, so I'm not hopeful This really doesn't fit ABC's brand at all on CBS We have Bob Hart's Abishola the Chuck Lorke joke machine rolls on Billy Gardell returns to TV He plays a cardiac patient who falls in love with his much younger black nurse All rise a courtroom drama with a hint of picket fences Lola Carmichael stars as a judge in a chaotic LA court system And in the unicorn a widow Walter Grogans, or I'm sorry Goggins gets back into the dating world with familiar names helping him out Rob Cordray, Michaela Watkins The show's name refers to a widow who's a devoted father and a nice guy making him a hot commodity Carol's second act Patricia Heaton attempts the trifecta of hit shows returning to TV Did she ever leave as a divorcee and empty nester who decides to become a doctor Kyle McLaughlin also stars And then there's evil the creators of The Good Wife go down the ex-piles route with a skeptical female Psychologist working with a team from the church investigating potential miracles demons and hauntings Mike Coulter from Luke Cage and Michael Emerson from People of Interest co-star Over on the CW Nancy Drew an edgy sexy remake of the classic books and TV series With Kennedy McMahon who apparently has no other credits as the girl sleuth. It's the CW So there's teen drama and supernatural elements It's also apparently going to tie into the Riverdale universe because it's a friend. It's from the same producers Any chance the Hardy boys will show up. I can't wrap my mind around Nancy Drew and Archie in the same universe. Yeah Does that work? Meanwhile Batwoman Greg Berlanti finally figured out how to get around the no Batman rule Ruby Rose Pitt plays Kate Kane a lesbian ex military school student who decides to clean up Gotham in the absence of Bruce her cousin. She was already introduced in the last CW DC show crossover Rachel Skarsten who played black canary on the old birds of prey series is the big bad So let's switch over to Fox and prodigal son a criminal psychologist Tom Paine has a unique perspective His dad Michael Sheen was a serial killer So he knows how killers think brought to you by Greg Berlanti's production company Halston sage from the Orville and Bellamy young from scandal co-star and then you have not just me a fertility doctor Timothy Hutton Personally fathers over 100 children Brittany snow is his daughter and reaches out to two of her Sisters they become a kind of family in this drama not this is us Bless the hearts adding to Fox's Sunday animation Domination what appears to be a king of the hill esque series with a North Carolina family struggling through life Kristen Wiig Maya Rudolph Ike Baronholz provide the voices Emily Spivey Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are the execs then we have NBC with Bluff City law Jimmy Smith's returns to TV and a legal drama He co-stars with Caitlyn McGee as father and daughter lawyers. He's conservative. She's progressive This is a series from 20 years ago I was gonna say he's conservative. She's progressive their detectives. No, they're lawyers Perfect harmony Bradley Whitford returns to TV as an alcoholic ex music professor Who joins up with a small-town church choir in a camp co-stars in this comedy? So it's kind of like glee in a church or pitch perfect something like that in sunny side Cal Penn returns to TV. He's a formal councilman who's busted for public intoxication Who winds up helping dreamers become us citizens in this might share based in this might share comedy But based on the trailer. I'm wondering if it will live up to his previous shows We're willing to give us some time because well the good place, right? So it's another season coming up But a season in which there's not going to be nearly as many new shows. No And this is all a result of the the fracturing Audience right to the point where why should we bother? Making a push for a new show when we've got when hardly anything it makes a dent Well, and we're taking a chance on something new and fall TV Um, doesn't really mean anything anymore with all the new shows being introduced Even on networks 30 years ago 20 years ago networks wouldn't have spring shows that are As good as the spring show they come out now. They exactly they were the ones that were like, okay Well, they're not good enough for fall. We'll give them a mid-season show Yes, and now some of the mid-season shows are actually better than the better shows Yeah, and then they have to compete with everybody else and they have to compete with our audio podcast How I got my wife to read comics on itunes or on our website sfpodcastnetwork.com From the pop culture bunker i'm indy and i'm mark. Thanks for watching


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