land line usage

[mermaidcafe.livejournal.com]

This one's kind of odd, but hopefully somebody has some ideas.

I'm a sometimes-journalist and I have to conduct a telephone interview next week. My editor is requiring a copy of the recording for the magazine's archives. Most decent telephone recording equipment is made to work on land lines, and I only have a cell phone, as does everybody I know up here.

Can anybody think of a land line in a semi-quiet place I'd be able to use for 20 minutes or so?

ETA: Thanks! You guys are great. My editor is far away so I can't use her office, and I have an office but the interview is at night and I'd rather not haul back to Quincy. I got a digital recorder today and I'll experiment with it and speakerphone, plus the freeconferencecall thing sounds awesome too. Thanks for your help!

Comments

[pandaposse.livejournal.com]

I'm not a Skype user, but isn't there a way to record Skype phone calls? Or any other VoIP calls? Seems like that should be implemented already in this day and age.

Skype Call Recorder

[glen-highland.livejournal.com]

For recording Mac Skype calls:
http://ecamm.com/mac/callrecorder
And it's made right on Highland Ave :-) Many of our customers are journalists who use Skype to conduct interviews. Done properly it sounds like the two people are in the same room together.
-Glen