Holy cow, friends. 100 episodes.
This is a strange time to celebrate things, but it also feels important to take a moment to acknowledge good and exciting moments as they happen.
Liz and I are so thankful for every single person who has allowed The Sartorial Geek to be what it is. This is a community that we’re proud of, that we learn from, and that genuinely supports each other (and us). Thank you.
So without further ado, here are some of the things we’re most proud that have happened over the past 100 episodes:
- Our seasonal fashion challenge. Thank you, Alice and Nina, for being the best co-hosts on the planet for the #SgFashionFix challenge. It’s happening right now, and it happens every season, and it’s genuinely the most positive fashion challenge either of us have ever seen. It’s a great way to make friends and a great excuse to put together the geekiest OOTDs. Plus you can win prizes!
- Our magazine. How is this even possible? We’re about to release Issue 010 of The Sartorial Geek magazine, and like… how? How does it look so good, how are there so many incredible articles, how have we gotten to interview so many cool people? Well, the answer is we’re lucky enough to work with truly wonderful humans. Shout out to Studio Bueno for being the greatest designers and to all of our writers and artists and interviewees and readers.
- Our Discord. If you haven’t joined yet, you should! It’s free! This online hang is super new, and it’s already one of my favorite places on the internet. AND we even have a monthly book club thanks to Kristin/SuperSpaceChick!
- Our Patreon. This is the engine that keeps SG going. It’s 99% of the funding that we receive to pay for the print magazine, pay some of our staff writers (which we’d love to increase), pay for our podcast hosting and editing, and maybe someday pay ourselves. We hope we’re bringing value to all of you as you support us. If you’d like to join the party, please please do.
And then to finish off the celebration, we took a page from the My Favorite Murder ladies and ended with some personal “Fucking Hoorays.”
Thank you all for being here and for being you and for being so lovely.
Stay nerdy.
Special thanks to our editor + music composer Dan Ison and our executive producers for this episode LoganArch and Karen Hallion.
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