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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Entertainment NewsNewsTV & Film | |||

Jon and Leigh welcome Annie Carter to chat about the Parade! Like Dragon Con, the parade is a little chaotic, a bit cheeky, and always a blast. This year’s Grand Marshal is Anson Mount. He and his lovely hair will be right out front of the other entr... more
Jon and Leigh welcome Jonathan McFarlane and Ally Morris for a Kids Track conversation that feels very much like Dragon Con: a little chaotic, very enthusiastic, and packed with ideas for families and younger fans. The Kids Track covers a full range ... more
Jon welcomes Caro McCully to 50 Days of Dragon Con for a discussion about the history of the BritTrack at Dragon Con. The BritTrack covers everything United Kingdom including British TV, film, literature, comedy, music, and even sports! We discussed ... more
Jon and Leigh welcome Regina Kirby back to 50 Days of Dragon Con to chat about about the role of the Senior Director of Programming. Regina reminds us that the Dragon keeps things tentative until the last moment, it juggles room assignments like Anth... more
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I really want to like this podcast and have listened to 5 or 6 episodes to give it a fair shot. The content is great, but Leigh is challenging to listen to. The constant interrupting and trying to one-up guests with her own experiences or opinions just rubs me the wrong way. I’d love to hear guests share more about their role, track, group, etc vs. her derailing the episode to talk about her own experiences and interests. The rooms episode was a lot of complaining. The newbies episode was border... more
I get so excited when this podcast starts because it means Dragon Con is coming soon. Lots of great information from funny, likeable hosts.
Every year starting in July, begins the ultimate countdown. The 50 days till dragoncon! Almost every day we get a taste of reminder of what to expect at dragoncon with guests and funny stories.
I like this podcast a lot. It helps get me hyped for my yearly pilgrimage to Atlanta. I just really wish that after all this time you guys would do something about the audio and the food noises the mics are picking g up. The interview with Jarvis was borderline unlistenable, which was unfortunate since he was such a great guest.
I listen to these folks every year for their 50 days of DragonCon podcast. I am giving them 5 stars because I know it must be a ton of work to arrange all those guests and put the time into doing the episodes and editing them and posting them in such a fast fashion. It's also just fun to listen to as the hosts are a joy. I would hope they could increase the audio quality of Leigh, as she is on every show and it would help a lot if her audio was normalized at least, or get her a proper mic! Also,... more
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This show focuses on Dragon Con, its programming tracks, logistics, and community, with a strong emphasis on behind-the-scenes operations, attendee tips, and live-event storytelling. Episodes frequently explore tracks like Kids Track, Puppetry, Urban Fantasy, and Military Sci‑Fi, along with practical con planning, hotel logistics, accessibility, and charity partnerships. A standout element is the hosts' insider access to track organizers, volunteers, and convention culture, which yields actionable takeaways for prospective attendees, guests, and sponsors alike. The format blends candid interviews, live event anecdotes, and listener‑directed planning, making it especially useful for people who want a detailed glimpse into large fan conventio... more
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