In Defense of Fandom explores the world of fandom, focusing on creativity, community, and collaboration. The show, pulling from interviews with creators and fandom research, illuminates the ways that fandom can be an incredibly positive influence in our lives.In season one, the podcast focused on the creative output of the SPN Family, as Supernatural fans call themselves, a lens to understand fand... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmSociety & Culture |
Here's another bonus episode while I work on the next season!
A conversation with writer of television, animation, comics, and audio: Meghan Fitzmartin. And for my fellow SPN family out there, you will recognize her name as first a writers assistant... more
This conversation with fellow Geekscapists is a post-San Diego Comic Con(versation) covering press passes to running activation booths to attending as a panelist!
Check out the other Geekscape Podcasts & Projects:
Jonathan London: www.kicks... more
While I’m still working on creating both a special collaboration mini series and mapping out season 4, I wanted to provide you listeners with a special treat!
This episode is an interview with Supernatural's production designer, producer, and occasi... more
With season 3 wrapped, we wanted to see what lingering questions you have about parasocial relationships. Editor Anna Funk joins Sadie on the mic to answer some listener questions and reflect on the season as a whole.
Editorial Support by Dr. Anna ... more
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Sadie has a very soothing voice, first and foremost 😌. The podcast is exceptionally put together—and entertaining, yes, even for folks who may not be the biggest Supernatural fans. Her enthusiasm and dedication to each episode are enough for me to support her in this project—and hopefully many more in the future.
Sadie obviously spends a lot of time on this podcast, and it shows through in every way. Great guests, great topics, great editing.
After listening to bonus episode three and then episode one of In Defence of Fandom, I’m hooked! My own Supernatural experience is similar and doing to Sadie’s experience. It started out as my husband’s show because it was too scary for me, haha! I began to watch more episodes with him after season four but it wasn’t until March 2023 that we binge watched every episode of Supernatural. And then I found the rabbit hole of the SPN family! I started selling my art this year as a way to save up for ... more
There are a LOT of SPN Podcasts out there but this one is a new take focussing on the fans themselves and their creativity around the show. It takes an intellectual and interesting look into all things fan and I look forward to a deeper dive in future seasons. (International fandom would make a good episode too by the way)
Really interesting stories that we don’t often hear, about how people form new fan communities and why they matter! I haven’t seen Supernatural, which is the main focus, but the podcast gives enough context that everything makes sense, and it’s fun to hear from people who are so passionate about the show and how being a fan has impacted their lives!
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