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Fansplaining: Fanart Insights

Fansplaining: Fanart Insights is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
==Introduction==
"Flourish and Elizabeth talk to Leslie Combemale, proprietor of the Art Insights Film Art Gallery, about the role of artists in the entertainment industry (animation cels, movie posters, concept art…) and how fanart intersects with it. They discuss licensing, fanart contests, and limited-print runs, and they try and put their finger on what, exactly, makes fanart transformative." 
==Links==
* Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
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==Topics Discussed==
* Visual fanworks, including fanart and aesthetics
* Production, campaign, and concept art 
* Promoting artists and providing exposure for their work
* Licensing considerations for official artwork
* Transformative works 
* Fanart at conventions and monetization of fanart 
* Art contests
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Fandom Trumps Hate

Fansplaining: Fandom Trumps Hate is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining. 
The episode was cited in "Hidden Transcripts and Public Resistance", a 2020 article in Transformative Works and Cultures on how some fans use fandom to process political events McManus, Kate. 2020. "Hidden Transcripts and Public Resistance." In "Fandom and Politics," edited by Ashley Hinck and Amber Davisson, special issue, Transformative Works and Cultures, no. 32. https://doi.org/10.3983/twc.2020.1713.. 
==Introduction==
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
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==Topics Discussed==
* The early days of the Trump administration 
* Fandom's worth and meaning in the face of political crises or upheavals
* The first Fandom Trumps Hate auction, how it started and behind-the-scenes work
* Fan Activism and other ways to organize for political causes outside of fandom auctions and political self-expression through fanworks or fan objects (like pins or signs at protests) 
* Slactivism, and how to get organized or involved in political activism in real ways
* How politics affects fans and fandom, and vice-versa
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2017 Fan Interviews
Category:2017 Podcasts
Category:2017 Meta
Fansplaining: Fandom and Capitalism

Fansplaining: Fandom and Capitalism is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
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==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining: Fangirling Through Time

Fansplaining: Fangirling Through Time is a podcast consisting of an interview with Evan Hayles Gledhill conducted by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel. The podcast also includes other commentary by Klink and Minkel. 
 
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
 
==Introduction==
==Links==
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==Topics Discussed==
* the responses to the last podfic, and fans' sharing of how fandom changed their life
* fanfiction reading and writing as an act as it is about the content of the stories, fanworks and feminism, Virginia Woolf’s “A Room Of One’s Own," Twilight and the dissing of its authors as "just" teenage girls and bored housewives
* Castiel, Pride and Prejudice, Doctor Who, Shakespeare 
* 1700s, sentiment albums, sharing poetry then has similarities to Tumblr today, historical tradition of fandom
* Brontë sisters writing RPF
* the way that fans are portrayed in Gothic literature 
* lots about Northanger Abbey
* Supernatural, Sherlock BBC, Buffy, depicting fans on screen
* interaction between TPTB and fans
* Madame Bovary as simultaneously a great book and the worst portrayal of a fan in the history of the universe 
* Srsly, a culture podcast
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
 
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
Category:2015 Podcasts
Category:2015 Meta
Fansplaining: Fans and the Man

Fansplaining: Fans and the Man is episode #117 of Fansplaining, a long-running podcast where Elizabeth Minkel and Flourish Klink take a meta approach to fandom topics. The episode uses "The Decade Fandom Went Corporate",The Decade Fandom Went Corporate December 19, 2019. Archived October 19, 2020. an io9 article by Katharine Trendacosta as a spring-board for a broad discussion of how corporations interact with fandom.
== Episode Summary ==
== Topics Covered ==
* Corporate use of fanart on social media and elsewhere
* Exploitation of fans vs. selling out
* Blurred lines between transformative fandom and curatorial fandom
* Fannish merch
* Money and sports fandom (of the arguably "mundane" sort)
* Cease and Desist letters; Anaxar
* George R. R. Martin and Diana Gabaldon's comments on fanfiction
* Fandom as a monetized hobby 
* Anxiety over the shifting digital platforms of fandom; references to AO3, livejournal, dreamwidth, tumblr, and twitter
==Excerpts ==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2020 Fan Interviews
Category:2020 Podcasts
Category:2020 Meta
Fansplaining: Fansplaining!!! On Ice

Fansplaining: Fansplaining!!! On Ice is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
==Introduction==
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
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==Topics Discussed==
* Waves of anime fandom
* Mainstreaming of anime and the meaning behind the word 'otaku'
* The appeal of Yuri on Ice in both Japan and America
* Issues of transcultural fandom including fans getting things wrong 
* Boy's Love and yaoi tropes, including assault as a storytelling element or unrequited love
* How Yuri!!! On Ice appeals to a broader audience than BL or yaoi stories typically do 
* How a Japanese audience will continue to be prioritized over American audiences for anime 
* A fan letter about the difference between a beta reader and an alpha reader, where alpha reader is a much less common term in fandom
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
 
 
==Fan Responses==
 
 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2017 Fan Interviews
Category:2017 Podcasts
Category:2017 Meta
Fansplaining: Five Tropes Fanfic Readers Love (And One They Hate)

Fansplaining: Five Tropes Fanfic Readers Love (And One They Hate) is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
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==Topics Discussed==
* Results of the Fansplaining Fic Preferences Survey
* The design of the survey 
* Conceptual differences between tropes, themes, and kinks that informed what was or wasn't included on the trope list
* What they each learned from the process
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Fresh Out Of Tokens

Fansplaining: Fresh Out Of Tokens is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
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==Topics Discussed==
* Racism in Fandom
* Feminism and intersectionality in the gaming industry
* #INeedDiverseGames and how that hashtag got started
* Needing meaningful representation and diversity in video games, especially that which challenges stereotypes or racist portrayals
* Twine games
* fan/creator interaction and fan entitlement
* How to give feedback to creators constructively, and the role of diversity consultants
* Gaming fandom, and fandom centred on video games 
* Responding to a fan letter about transformational/affirmational fandom in gaming 
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
===Notes===
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2017 Fan Interviews
Category:2017 Podcasts
Category:2017 Meta
Fansplaining: Games and Fandom

Fansplaining: Games and Fandom is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
==Introduction==
Elizabeth and Flourish interview Evan Narcisse, a journalist who covers both comics and video games. They compare gamers and media fans, think about the way that gatekeeping functions in different nerdy subcultures, and consider strategies for critiquing media texts. They also read more listener mail about fanart, and go deep on the Sims. Elizabeth does not promise to play any new video games, much to Flourish’s chagrin.
==Links==
*Episode, transcript, and show links: 
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==Topics Discussed==
* Further fan responses and discussion about Episode 27 Fansplaining: Fanart Insights
*"Nerd-checking" where one fan 'measures' their fandom against yours
* Multiplayer games and reactions to changes to character stats or abilities
* Narrative as an element of games or not 
* No Man's Sky as an exploratory game without a clear central 'character'
* Fannish defensiveness, taste, and when 'good' or 'bad' media is relative
* Pokemon Go
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: GeekyCon and Meredith Levine

Fansplaining: GeekyCon and Meredith Levine is a podcast which includes commentary and an interview conducted by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
==Topics Discussed==
*LeakyCon/GeekyCon
*Harry Potter
*a short interview with a con volunteer named Aria
*Why it doesn't matter what Benedict Cumberbatch thinks of fan fiction
*violating the fourth wall
*celebrities, journalists, and fanfic dramatic readings
*unboxing
*Destiel, queerbaiting
*fandom and profit
*Comic Con San Diego; its size, its attitudes towards women
*GamerGate
*fannish spaces and "invasion"
==Notes/Links==
Podcast, show notes, and transcript: 
Earlier link:
They are here (offline, not archived).
==Excerpts: The Fourth Wall==
==Excerpts: Meredith Levine==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:Harry Potter Fan Interviews
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
Category:2015 Podcasts
Category:2015 Meta
Fansplaining: Get Recced

Fansplaining: Get Recced is a podcast interview conducted by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel. 
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
"In episode 31, “Get Recced,” Flourish and Elizabeth are joined by Gavia Baker-Whitelaw, a fan culture journalist who co-curates “The Rec Center,” a weekly fandom newsletter, with Elizabeth. They discuss recommendation versus criticism, what makes a good fic (to read and to rec), the antipathy to critique in many corners of the fanfic world, and some of their favorite—and least favorite—tropes. They also respond to listener mail: comments about fanfic’s emotional payoff, “slashtivism” in the context of wider online discourse, and whether fandom fetishizes homosexuality."
==Links==
* Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
* 
* transcript (Dead link, not archived) 
* show notes (Dead link, not archived)
==Some Topics Discussed==
* The Rec Center
* critique, recs regarding fanfic
* the Smallville cat baby vid
* id fic and entertainment, in both fanworks and for-profit pro works
* a Star Trek (reboot) ambulance fic
* "Star Trek is sexist and simultaneously feminist for the 60s in a way, but also has this creepy legacy"
* darkfic
* the episode of Three Patch Podcast that was in a response to that Devin Faraci article 
* Sports AUs
* Alternative Universes
* Teen Wolf
* reading/liking the fanfic without seeing and/or liking the show
* Georgette Heyer
* Tumblr activism
* slash as fetishizing homosexuals
==Excerpts==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Grace and the Fever

Fansplaining: Grace and the Fever is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: at Fansplaining.com
* 
==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2017 Fan Interviews
Category:2017 Podcasts
Category:2017 Meta
Fansplaining: Happy Anniversary

Fansplaining: Happy Anniversary is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
"In our anniversary episode of Fansplaining, Episode 28, we’re welcoming back all the guests that made our first year great…
And we’re announcing that WE’VE STARTED A PATREON!" 
==Links==
*Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
*
==Topics Discussed==
* Guests returning: what's changed in fandom in the last year
* Trends in fandom that are popular: 
**fandom stats, reinvigoration of Pokemon and Harry Potter fandoms thanks to Pokemon Go and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child respectively
** Changes in the law and implications for fandom 
** Transcultural fandom, fandom history, and the expansion of fan studies to include other disciplines
* Mainstreaming of fandom: 
**Media engaging with responses from fandom community
**Loss of "outsider" status
**Creator and fan interactions, and the influence that fans can have on creators
**Fan entitlement
**Relationship between fans and brands
* Social Justice and Fandom
**Increased push for representation within fandom
**Fan activism
**Accountability within fandom and the sidelining of characters of colour
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Inside Baseball

Fansplaining: Inside Baseball is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
 
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
 
==Introduction==
"In Episode 20, “Inside Baseball,” Elizabeth and Flourish talk to Cecilia Tan, who took her partner to a Yankees game in 1999 and ended up with the first baseball fan blog online—and eventually, a professional baseball writing career. Cecilia talks about her many fannish hats, from her erotic romance press to Harry Potter fanfic to the Menudo newsletter she mailed to hundreds of fangirls to nearly fainting in the presence of Derek Jeter. Plus Elizabeth and Flourish grapple over whether it’s possible to culturally appropriate fandom."
==Links==
* Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
* Promotion post 
* (Dead link, not archived) transcript
* (Dead link, not archived) notes
==Topics Discussed==
* Listener response to A Conversation with Clay Liford and outsiders to fandom writing or creating about it 
* Turning fannish loves into pro ventures, from baseball writing to erotica
* Sports fandom
* Baseball and creative anachronism, or fantasy baseball played by rolling dice 
* Public displays of fandom and normalization of fandom 
* Perceived divisions between fans and "pros" in society
* The Menudo fanclub - newsletter and radio interviews
* Caitlin Moran's Fic Stunt
* Meeting people you're a fan of 
* Institutionalized sexism in sports fandom
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
 
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Javier Grillo-Marxuach

Fansplaining: Javier Grillo-Marxuach is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
* 
==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining: Kenyatta Cheese

Fansplaining: Kenyatta Cheese is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
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==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining: Kfan: Trapped in His Own Game

Kfan: Trapped in His Own Game is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
"In this episode, Elizabeth and Flourish talk to Kevin Fanning, author of “Kim Kardashian: Trapped In Her Own Game,” about RPF, the fourth wall, Wattpad, and branded content. Then they answer reader mail with more discussion about RPF and the fourth wall—and try to figure out whether fandom really is “broken.”"
==Links==
* Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
* 
* (dead link, archived)
* show notes (dead link, not archived)
==Some Topics Discussed==
* a series of books called "Kim Kardashian: Trapped In Her Own Game" by Kfan
* RPF
* X-Files RPF
* fandom and profit
* fandom and branding
* Twitch streamers
* the monetization that happens on Wattpad
* anger about the article Fandom is Broken
* online discourse, criticism
* #GiveElsaAGirlfriend
* lots more
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Category:RPF Fan Interviews
Fansplaining: Larry is Real

Fansplaining: Larry is Real is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
 
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
 
==Introduction== 
"In Episode 16, Flourish and Elizabeth welcome back statistician @toastystats for her first segment as a regular contributor! They take a quantitative look at some linguistic issues from last time and discuss the peculiarities of RPF. Next, they’re joined by Owen G Parry (@fanriot), a visual and performance artist who created Larry!Monument, a piece inspired by One Direction fandom. Topics covered include discovering transformative fandom communities, art as fanfiction prompt, the relationship between slash and queer culture, and shipping diagrams." 
==Links==
* Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
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==Topics Discussed==
* One Direction
* Larry Stylinson
* RPF
* The Larry!Monument
* Benedict Cumberbatch
* The Fourth Wall, Violating the Fourth Wall
* changing fandom language
* femslash, tagging
* slash
* curtainfic
* legitimatization of fanfiction
* Archive of Our Own, Wattpad, Livejournal, and "locking" fic
* one of the guests, Owen G Parry: "FK: He was so disarming! I was like, aw, I wanna have resentments but I don’t. EM: Yeah, no, that just made me feel happy but also like a bad person. FK: I mean, I’m familiar with that feeling. Aren’t we all? EM: Yeah, you’re a trash fire. I know! [FK laughs] It makes me feel… I think we talked about this before, but I don’t wanna feel gatekeepy."
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Lawsuit at Axanar

Lawsuit at Axanar is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
"Elizabeth and Flourish talk to Sarah Jeong, a lawyer and journalist who is currently a contributing editor at VICE Motherboard, about Paramount and CBS’s lawsuit against the Star Trek fan film Axanar. They also cover the new fan film guidelines have been issued in the wake of the lawsuit, and return to the question of whether “affirmative,” “curatorial,” and “transformative” are good categories to use when discussing fandom."
==Links==
* Episode, Transcript, and Show Notes: 
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==Topics Discussed==
* Whether Transformational Fandom, Affirmational Fandom, and Curative Fandom are good categories to use when discussing fandom
* Axanar and the lawsuit / settlement around the fan film
* Fair Use and copyright - what can or cannot be copyrighted
* The power of fandoms in relation to the copyright owners - fans making a franchise what it is
* Klingon as a language and conlangs being compared to open programming languages \
* Fan Films
* CBS and Paramount’s Guidelines for Avoiding Objections
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek Podcasts
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Lori Morimoto

Fansplaining: Lori Morimoto is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==External Links==
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==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining: Mary Sue

Fansplaining: Mary Sue is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel. 
This discussion has a companion essay called Mary Sue: From self-inserts to imagines, how young women write themselves into the narrative. 
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Links==
* Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
* featuring art by redgoldsparks
* podcast
* transcript
* show notes 
==Topics Discussed==
* despite the title of "Mary Sue," it's mostly not about that topic
* includes a segment that includes Destination Toast's analysis and stats on ace and aro fic posted to Archive of Our Own and Sherlock and MCU fic
* asexual and aromantic characters
* how do fans use tags
* Toastystats and DestinationToast
* "I’m pretty sure that almost nothing the AO3 does or doesn’t do has to do with ideological blocks, that it’s mostly volunteer and technical."
* American Girl, Harry Potter, The X-Files
* self-inserts
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:2017 Fan Interviews
Category:2017 Podcasts
Category:2017 Meta
Fansplaining: Muggles v No-Maj

Fansplaining: Muggles v No-Maj is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
 
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
 
==Introduction==
==Links==
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==Topics Discussed==
 
* a plug, and description, for the podcast Srsly, which is the creation of the interviewees, Anna Leszkiewicz and Caroline Crampton
* walking the fine line between fan and producer/editor, being too investing/close to something to write about it well
* Downton Abbey, The Mighty Boosh, Detectorist, The Golden Compass, Harry Potter, One Direction
* transcultural fandom and entitlement
* the British ending and the American ending of Keira Knightley's Pride and Prejudice
* Britpicking
* casting a Black actress to play Hermione in the Harry Potter play
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
 
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
Category:2015 Podcasts
Category:2015 Meta
Fansplaining: Nerds For Her

Fansplaining: Nerds For Her is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel. 
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
A related special episode is Special Episode 2, where Fansplaining's hosts "watch the 1998 film Primary Colors, thinly-veiled RPF about Bill and Hillary Clinton". In the aftermath of the 2016 election, Fansplaining released Fansplaining: No Escape discussing the election results. 
==Introduction==
"Elizabeth and Flourish talk to Paul DeGeorge, half of Harry and the Potters and the creator of the #NerdsForHer, a campaign to get fandom excited about Hillary Clinton in the 2016 US presidential election. Topics discussed include the idea of “political fandom,” Hillary’s bad narrative, John Travolta and Emma Thompson in Primary Colors, and whether fanfiction can help foster enthusiasm for the only reasonable candidate. (Who is Hillary Clinton. Fansplaining endorses Hillary Clinton. Seriously.)" 
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
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* , an accompanying article written by Elizabeth Minkel, October 14, 2016. 
==Topics Discussed==
* Hillary Clinton and the 2016 US Presidential Election 
* Political RPF 
* Harry and the Potters and The Harry Potter Alliance; fandom providing an entry point into political activism
* Custom fannish political merchandise for campaigning, drawing on a variety of fandoms 
* Sexism in political campaigns 
* Harnessing fannish enthusiasm and treating fans as a unique demographic and voting bloc
* Relating politics to fandom (ex: Leslie Knope, Harry Potter, etc.) 
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
 
 
==Fan Comments and Response==
Fan responses directly inspired by the podcast episode included a and a created, along with comments left on the promotional post for the episode on Tumblr. 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta