Fansplaining is a podcast about by, for, and about fandom. It’s hosted by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel. New episodes come out every two weeks. If you want to call us and leave a message for us to read on air, our number is 1-401-526-FANS!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 225 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisureTV & Film |
On Episode 221, “Self-Inserts,” Elizabeth and Flourish welcome fan studies scholar Effie Sapuridis to talk about the wide world of self-inserts, including Y/N and x reader fic, imagines, shifting, and classic Mary Sues. Topics discussed include diffe... more
On Episode 220, “The Fan-Journalist,” Flourish and Elizabeth welcome one particular fan-journalist—Kayti Burt—to discuss her recent article for us on the specific challenges of covering things you love in a very precarious industry. Topics discussed... more
Episode 219, “Tropefest Speedrun,” kicks off with a big announcement: as you might have guessed with Flourish a few months away from a) giving birth and b) being ordained as a priest, they are going to be leaving Fansplaining in May. Post-Flourish pl... more
Following previous installments on the thorny intersections of money and fanfiction, Episode 218, “The Money Question 3: Books???” tackles the recent debacle around people illegally selling bound copies of others’ fic, which has mostly centered on me... more
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How did I only discover this podcast this year? At least I get to binge on old episodes! It’s a fun exploration of all things fandom that brings in both professionals in the field and fan listeners with insightful questions.
Have followed this podcast for years and I love it. They have thoughtful conversations on an array of fanfic topics. My only complaint is Elizabeth’s treatment of Flourish. She sometimes comes off as extra critical of Flourish and seems to have developed some animosity towards them over the years that’s off-putting.
Fansplaining is a truly informative and thoughtful podcast about fandom. Both Flourish and Elizabeth spend a lot of time thinking about fandom, both their personal relationships with fandom and the relationship between fandom and culture at large. They do a lot of really good interviews, too, probably because Elizabeth is a journalist, and Flourish brings an interesting perspective as someone whose job was, for a time, explaining fandom to content creators. It's a great podcast and I can't recom... more
I’m a big fan of podcasts as a form of media, but Fansplaining also hits that special sweet spot of talking genuinely about fandom and being able to connect with different parts of it, even those I don’t normally interact with.
Fantastic podcast, each episode is a festival of cool and interesting things. Love them so much!
Apple Podcasts | #182 | Colombia/TV & Film |
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