Before this week’s episode, we want to thank some lovely Patreon supporters: Amber, Christina, Jennifer, Kristen, and Jenna. We love you forever!
We’d also like to thank this week’s sponsor, LoganArch! Check out their Chicago-based shop for all of your geeky and nostalgic needs.
Before our episode, we want to shout out some of the wonderful people who are keeping The Sartorial Geek running via our Patreon: Audrey, Sharon, Leslie, Latoya, and Julianne. We love you forever!
This week’s episode is sponsored by the wonderful geeky illustrator Karen Hallion. Click here to check out her beautiful art and her Patreon!
Before our episode, we want to thank some of our very lovely Patreon supporters for keeping things running at The Sartorial Geek. So thank you Kimberly, Emily, Victoria, Ashlyn, and Maddie!
You all know Alice and Nina as the two lovely humans who co-run our #SGFashionFix challenges, and I’m so excited to have them back today to discuss one of their other nerdy ventures: The Galactic Coven.
We’d like to give a big thank you to this week’s sponsor, LoganArch!
I’m embarrassed about how long it’s taken me to introduce you all to Missy and Merri, the duo behind Fake Geek Girls podcast.
If you like what we’re doing at The Sartorial Geek (hi, thank you), I think you’ll also want to subscribe to Fake Geek Girls. Fake Geek Girls is a podcast looking at nerdy pop culture from both a fan and critical perspective, encouraging the things we love to do better.
My favorite part of speaking to Merri and Missy is that they strike a really great balance with their conversations. What do you do if you’re a fan of something that’s problematic? How do you have a respectful conversation about a fandom that one of you loves and the other can do without? Can you call out issues without throwing the entire fandom away?
Please follow Fake Geek Girls online and look out for them when in person cons are happening again!
And remember, stay nerdy.
Special thanks to our editor + music composer Dan Ison and our executive producers for this episode LoganArch and Karen Hallion.
While learning to navigate our new socially distant lives, many of us have turned to reading and video games to keep hold of our sanity. Melissa Brinks combines both with her new book Little Book of Video Games: 70 Classics that Everyone Should Know and Play.
This tip is one of Liz’s go to moves.
Holy cow, friends. 100 episodes.
Remember how last week I said our mini episode order got crazy? That’s why we’re talking about winter jackets in July. Whoops.
This week’s episode is sponsored by the wonderful geeky illustrator Karen Hallion. Click here to check out her beautiful art and her Patreon!
Okay so… our mini episode order got a little weird.