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And our latest episode is out! Costume Pressure Overload. Watch here on our website or through your favorite podcasting platform. We discuss the concern of creating new costumes for every con, or for social media, at a rapid pace that can affect one’s health. How do we cultivate a healthier mindset and lifestyle for cosplay?
We hope you all have a safe and happy holidays. We’re back with the start of Season 12 beginning with our first recording on Friday January 14th! We’ll see you then. Be sure to tune in to our YouTube to join the chat at 7pm Central.
A happy post-Halloween to all with our final episode of Season 11! We hope you enjoy us playing a round of “Cosplay: Would You Rather” and the answers we select might surprise you.
Thanks for sticking with us for another year and we’ll see you in 2023!
We’re looking for ideas on what to do with our Halloween episode this year, and would love to hear from you! Visit our Facebook page to comment on the post, head to Twitter, or message us here with your thoughts. These episodes are as much fun for us as they are for you, and we want to hear your ideas!
Episode 263 is now up and running! Amber continues on her journey of learning how to make resin molds and dives into a book review. Jump in and join us!
Our latest episode is out now with Cosplay Tea Time! We chat about motivation – what keeps us motivated, the ups and downs of cosplay, and how to handle staying motivated. Tune in now on your favorite podcasting app to listen today!
Join us on this special mega episode as we interview Andrew Liptak! A journalist, cosplayer, and author of the new book ‘Cosplay: A History.’ We chat about his book, navigating cosplay during Covid, and his amazing collection of Star Wars costumes.
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Andrew Liptak is a writer and historian based in Vermont. He graduated from Norwich University with a master’s degree in military history and writes about history, technology, and science fiction in his newsletter Transfer Orbit. His work has appeared in Armchair General Magazine, Clarkesworld Magazine, Gizmodo, io9, Slate, The Verge, and other publications. He coedited the anthology War Stories: New Military Science Fiction, and his short fiction has appeared in Galaxy’s Edge Magazine and Curious Fictions.
We cover a review of Kamui Cosplay’s book that’s all about cosplay photography. With conventions moving back to in-person events, we thought this would be a great time to take a look at this book and see what it’s about. Are the overviews and tips helpful for cosplayers to learn how to take a photo and pose for the camera?
Episode 255 is up and running! Amber wraps up her tutorial on how to read a commercial pattern by looking inside the envelope and going over the sewing notes. Make sure to tune in and get the full run down on reading a pattern!