Another podcast for freelancers? Yea, I know, but let me explain. Podcasts are an awesome way to learn from people that are where you want to be professionally and have the experience you can learn from. One thing I found is that some of the advice was a little beyond where I was at in my journey to make the jump to a full time freelancer. That is where The Freelance Podcast jumps in and tries to bridge the gap. I have talked with a lot of people that are in the position I was before I made the leap, working a full time job and freelancing on the side. The target audience for this podcast is those who are looking for advice and motivation to finally quit their job and focus 100% on what they love to do and why they freelance in the first place. I have been in your shoes and know the inspiration that a good podcast can have. This is not meant to be the best podcast for all freelancers, but instead is meant to be the best for those just getting started by giving real world advice and information that can be acted on immediately. Not advice that only works if you have a huge network of people or huge email list.

هنا ... أئمن مكان عالأرض 

ابق حيث الغناء فإن الاشرار لا يغنون


نشأت فرقة أيلول بمدينة إربد شمال الاردن، في سهل حوران الذي قسّمته الحدود السياسية إلى حدود أضيق اقتصادياً واجتماعياً
‎وأرهقت سنابل قمحه وتربته الحمراء حتى السواد.
‎بين حوران وألحان الفلاحين وقت الحصاد,ولدت أيلول بأعضائها الستة، معاصرين لثورات الربيع العربي ومتأثرين بتاريخ المنطقة واختلاط افراد المجتمع الأردني الذي يحوي كثير من المهجّرين قسرياً منذ سنوات عديدة.

موسيقى أيلول مزج بين المقامات العربية الغنائية المختلفة والألحان التراثية التقليدية بنمط وقالب محدّث جديد أقرب الى التصور والخيال السينمائي ومرتبط بكلمات تحاكي الواقع المجتمعي المعاش للفرد العربي أينما تواجد.

In the northern city of Irbid there is a plain no longer thought of- the Hauran Plain. The plain whose borders have been constricted by politics, scattered across countries. The plain whose socioeconomic status has been diluted to depletion. The plain whose fertile soil once bore bread now exhausted! 
Within this tired plain,Ayloul was born! 

Between Houran and the farmers' song at the time of the harvest, Ayloul was born with its six members. Contemporaries of the Arab spring revolutions, Ayloul is influenced by the history of their region and the intermingling of members of the Jordanian society with those who have been forcibly displaced.

Ayloul's Music is best described as cinematic Arab roots crossed with oriental music combining indie rock with the emotional and dramatic power of the east

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