Breaking down the results of our fanfiction tropes survey, which was taken by more than 7,500 people
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We watch the 1998 film Primary Colors, thinly-veiled RPF about Bill and Hillary Clinton
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Bob Proehl discusses his novel about comics and conventions, A Hundred Thousand Worlds
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Paul DeGeorge, half of the band Harry and the Potters, talks about the Nerds for Her campaign
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Fandom journalist Gavia Baker-Whitelaw helps us break down the art of fic reccing
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Writer Evan Narcisse talks about gaming vs media fandom, gatekeeping, and more
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Fan scholars Rukmini Pande and Lori Morimoto discuss the trouble with shipping-as-politics
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We set out to talk about Cursed Child and wind up complaining about...the rest of Harry Potter
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We welcome back guests from the podcast’s first year to talk about changes they’ve observed in fandom
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Film art dealer Leslie Combemale on the intersections between fanart and the entertainment industry
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On conventions, from small, fan-run gatherings to commercial behemoths like San Diego Comic-Con
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Legal analyst Sarah Jeong discusses Paramount and CBS’s lawsuit against the Star Trek fan film Axanar
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Wattpad superstar Kevin Fanning talks about Kim Kardashian, celebrity RPF, branded content, and more
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Many fans want to keep fanworks within fandom—so why does the media expose them to creators?
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More fans of color—Zina, Jeffrey Lyles, Rozf, Traci-Anne, and zvi LikesTV—talk about racism in fandom
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Fans of color—Rukmini Pande, Clio, Holly Quinn, Shadowkeeper, and PJ Punla—on fandom racism
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Destination Toast analyzes Star Wars shipping stats, and Alexa Donne discusses Leviosa, a Harry Potter con
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Cecilia Tan talks about turning fannish loves into pro ventures, from baseball writing to erotica
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