This episode is sponsored by Logan Arch and Jordandene.
You may recognize Sage Young’s name from Issue One of The Sartorial Geek magazine, where she wrote a wonderful piece about our favorite female characters and their predecessors. Sage is also the movies editor at Bustle and runs a fangirl blog, Head Over Feels, with her best friend Kim Rogers.
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Of the two editors at The Sartorial Geek, I (Jordan) have proven that I’m not the big reader of the group. I’ve actually never looked at a literary journal in my life, but I heard about F(r)iction at BookCon this year, and I’m actually super into it.
Happy September, Sartorial Geeks!
This week, we’re chatting all things Orphan Black with superfan Miriam Salzman. Not only will our next issue of the magazine feature all things sci-fi and STEAM, but the back to school season is really putting us in the mood for anything science-y. Needless to say, now is the perfect time to binge all five seasons of Orphan Black if you haven’t yet. (Even if it’s just to distract yourself from the fact that summer’s almost over.)
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Welcome back, Sartorial Geeks! This week, we sat down to chat with Benita Botello, founder of Book Beau.
Commuters, we’ve all been here: you have a long train or bus ride ahead of you. All you want is to sit down and get lost in your current read for the next half hour or so, but when you take it out of your bag, the cover is bent, the pages are crushed, and your precious book is ruined. What’s a bookworm to do?
To finish out our summer, my boyfriend and I are going on a road trip next month. We’ve been really excited about this for quite some time, and in that excitement, we’ve done some serious planning. So buckle up friends, it’s time to road trip.
Hi, Sartorial Geeks! The Sartorial Geek Podcast is back with our second ever live episode!
This week, we’re live from LeakyCon, an amazing Harry Potter-themed con for fans in Dallas, TX. We’re chatting with Taekia Blackwell, COO of Mischief Management: the convention company that makes LeakyCon possible!
Mischief Management has been producing fan events since 2009. Their event lineup caters to a wide range of fandoms, from BroadwayCon to Con of Thrones. Taekia takes our questions and tells us all about what goes into making a convention happen and how Mischief Management was able to build a community of fans around small ideas. A lot of blood, sweat, tears, and love go into these events, and they wouldn’t be possible without this incredible team!
You can learn more about Mischief Management on their website, mischiefmanagement.com. Here, you can see all of their events and when and where to catch them. (Next up: AlienCon in Baltimore!) Make sure to check them out on social media at facebook.com/mischiefmgmt and @MischiefMgmt on Twitter.
Thanks again for hanging out with us, and please help us out by subscribing, leaving a review, or checking out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/sartorialgeek.
Stay nerdy.
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Even though it’s four hours away, Fantom Comics was the first local comic book shop that felt like home to me. Raven Smith was one of the first people I met there, and I’m so glad to talk to her about all things comics!
We’re so excited to release our first live episode! We talked with Tiffany Mink and Matt Newman from Whosits and Whatsits all about Disney love on stage at San Diego Comic Con.
Hi, Sartorial Geeks! We’re back, and we’ve got some more geeky recommendations for you!