Podcasts about droughtlander

Thanks for your patience on this episode, Droughties! We are SO excited for you to hear this interview! One day closer to getting through Droughtlander together!Catch up with Jess and Sarah on what's been happening in their lives, hear the latest in fandom news and then enjoy our interview where we sit down with two members of the STARZ digital marketing team who focus on the Outlander Universe social media accounts! Meet Alex and Meg, the faces behind the Outlander STARZ accounts on Instagram and Facebook and STARZ accounts on YouTube and TikTok. Together with their teams, they connect with fans all over the world on social media! They share their personal journeys into digital marketing, memorable campaigns for Outlander and the importance of community engagement. The conversation highlights the significance of planning and executing campaigns, celebrating milestones, and the joys of being part of a dedicated fan community. Make sure to give them a follow on social media! Follow Outlander STARZ on InstagramFollow Outlander STARZ on FacebookFollow STARZ on TikTokFollow STARZ on YouTube

00:57 Our Weekly Recap04:42 Fandom News05:51 Recap of The Gathering34:26 Droughtlander HotlineIn this episode, Sarah and Jessica recap the recent STARZ event, The Gathering, discussing its significance and the excitement surrounding the upcoming prequel, Blood of My Blood. They share personal updates, delve into fandom news, and explore the dynamics of beloved characters while engaging with listener reactions and questions from the Droughtlander hotline.Watch The Gathering

00:42 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap04:04 Fandom News04:30 Droughtlander Hotline21:16 Rebekah and Sheryl of ObsassenachsHey Droughties! Are you making it through Droughtlander ok? We've got you—join us for another episode of Droughtlander Diaries podcast to get your Outlander fix. In this episode, Jess, Sheryl and Rebekah share the story of how the Obsassenachs group formed during the pandemic to connect Outlander fans. They reflect on the friendships, weekly chats, themed cocktails, and even a traveling corn mascot that brought joy and support during challenging times. From discovering the series to traveling to Scotland together, they celebrate five years of laughter, shared adventures, and the powerful sense of community that Outlander inspired. Follow Obsassenachs on IGFollow Corny's adventures on IGFollow Sheryl on IGFollow Rebekah on IG

00:39 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap03:36 Fandom News04:30 Droughtlander Hotline09:51 Our Chat with Helenda LiWell Sassenachs, we survived another week of Droughtlander! We hope this week's episode will help pass the time as we anticipate the final season of Outlander! In this episode Jess and Sarah chat with their friend and fan event expert, Helenda Li. Helenda shares her journey of becoming an avid fan of Outlander, detailing her experiences with the fandom, conventions and the impact of the show during her health struggles. Helenda shares her experiences attending various Outlander conventions and events, highlighting the connections made with fellow fans and the excitement of meeting cast members. This conversation provides a comprehensive guide for attending conventions, particularly for fans of the Outlander series. Helenda shares essential tips on preparing for events, engaging with cast, navigating schedules and the importance of patience and respect towards event staff. The discussion also emphasizes building community, making friends, and practical advice for solo attendees. Listeners will gain insights into capturing memories, understanding event logistics, and the overall joy of participating in fan conventions.Follow Helenda on InstagramFollow Helenda on TikTok

00:52 Jess & Sarah Weekly Recap06:38 Fandom News08:30 Droughtlander Hotline25:40 Dragonfly in Amber RecapSassenachs, the Drought is REAL! But what's the best way to beat Droughtlander? A rewatch, of course! In this episode, Sarah and Jessica recap what's been going on the last few weeks, share fandom news, and introduce a new segment: Droughtlander Hotline! Recap of episode 213: Dragonfly in Amber with us! The emotional episode that takes us back and forth from 1745 Scotland, right as the Battle of Culloden approaches, to 1968 Scotland where Bree and Roger meet, make discoveries and learn about Claire's past. Themes of loyalty, love, and the intertwining of folklore with reality are explored, culminating in a powerful realization of the need to confront the past and the sacrifices made for love. 

00:41 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap03:50 Fandom News04:38 Our Interview with Bekah (Whisky Eyed Lass)We are in the thick of Droughtlander! But back with another episode to get you through :) Catch up with Jess and Sarah and hear the latest in Fandom News to kick off entry number 66.In this episode, we chat with Bekah, an Outlander super fan, who shares her journey from a casual viewer to a dedicated fan who creates captivating edits on TikTok and Instagram! She discusses her initial encounter with Outlander, her rediscovery of the series, and how it resonated with her on a deeper level. Becca also delves into her creative process of making fan edits, her experiences interacting with the cast, and her background in fan art. Bekah share experiences at Comic-Con and other fan events, discussing the excitement of meeting cast members and the unique atmosphere of these gatherings. Follow Bekah on InstagramFollow Bekah on TikTok

00:36 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap02:39 Fandom News03:53 Silvia Presente Interview Hey Sassenachs! We can't wait for you to hear this fun interview with Silvia Presente, who portrays Jane Pocock on Outlander, to get you through yet another week of Droughtlander! Silvia Presente shares her journey from growing up in South East London to becoming a professional actress, best known for her role as Jane Pocock in Outlander. She discusses her early love for acting, the challenges of starting her career during the pandemic, and the unique experiences she encountered in drama school. Silvia also shares her experiences and insights from her role as Jane in Outlander. The discussion covers a range of topics, including the challenges of stepping into a well-established show, the audition process, memorable scenes, and the dynamics of working with co-stars. Silvia also reflects on her favorite costumes and the importance of intimacy coordinators in modern filmmaking. The conversation concludes with a light-hearted exchange about favorite characters and episodes, showcasing the deep connection between the cast and the show's fanbase.Follow Silvia on Instagram

00:40 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap05:24 Fandom News06:07 Vanessa Coffey Interview How are you holding up through Droughtlander, Sassenachs? We hope you're hanging in there! Catch up with Jess and Sarah and hear the latest in fandom news this week. We've got a great interview to get you through the drought! This week, we sit down with Intimacy Coordinator Vanessa Coffey as she discusses her unique journey from dancer to corporate lawyer, and ultimately to her current role in the film industry. She explains the importance of intimacy coordination in protecting actors during intimate scenes, especially in the wake of the #MeToo movement. Vanessa shares insights into the creative and safety aspects of her job, the training required to become an intimacy coordinator, and the evolving standards in the industry. Our conversation also touches on the challenges faced by actors in intimate scenes and the significance of creating a safe working environment on set. You'll see Vanessa's work in recent seasons of Outlander and get to hear about the path that led her to working on the show. We are so excited for you to hear this episode! Follow Vanessa on Instagram

00:41 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap13:23 Fandom News14:50 Andy Whipp InterviewHey Sassenachs! We are back this week to keep you entertained through Droughtlander!Catch up with Jess & Sarah and what we've been up to, hear what's been going on in Fandom News and then tune in to our interview with the Andy Whipp! You'll know Andy for his role as Brian Fraser in Outlander. In this episode, Andy shares insights into his early life, his journey into acting, and the balance between theater and screen work. He reflects on moments in his career, discusses upcoming projects, and emphasizes the importance of arts education.  Andy shares his experiences playing Brian Fraser in Outlander and reflects on his return to the series. He also delves into character relationships and memorable lines that left an emotional impact. Follow Andy on InstagramAndy and Graham Typhoo Tea Commercial Chateau in the Burg Instagram Book Chateau in the Burg on Air BnB

01:12 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 06:41 Fandom News 07:37 Steven Cree Interview Hey Sassenachs! We are back this week to keep you entertained through Droughtlander. Catch up with Jess & Sarah and what we've been up to hear what's been going on in Fandom News and then tune in to our interview with the man, the myth, the legend... Steven Cree! You'll know Steven for his role as Ian Murray in Outlander. Steven shares his journey from a small town in Scotland to becoming a celebrated actor. He discusses his early love for acting, the impact of sobriety on his career, and the meaningful connections he has formed with fans. Steven shares his experiences and insights from his time on Outlander, discussing his return for season seven, the impact of fandom, and the emotional weight of his character's final scenes. He reflects on the challenges and logistics of portraying Ian's character, and the humorous moments behind the scenes.  Steven Cree's Instagram Steven's Short Film, The Little Princess Jess's Tortellini Soup Recipe

00:51 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 03:49 Fandom News 07:47 Episode Recap, A Hundred Thousand Angels How is it possible...? We are BACK in Droughtlander! Dinna Fash, Sassenachs. Jess and Sarah are here to keep you entertained throughout the Drought! Recap the finale of Season 7 with us in Diary Entry #60 of Droughtlander Diaries Podcast. Catch up with us on the last week or two and what we've been up to, Fandom News and the DOOZY of an episode: A Hundred Thousand Angels, the season 7 finale of Outlander. We breakdown the episode together and theorize a bit about what we think is coming for Season 8! 

Happy New Year to all!!!Listen in as Stacy provides some updates about whats to come, as well as gives some general thoughts about season 7B, now that it's aired and we are in an other Droughtlander. Thank you to everyone that listening, writes, comments. You are so appreciated :) Please feel free to follow us on social media!We are on Facebook and Instagram!Email: shesanoutlander@gmail.com

00:57 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 08:10 Fandom News 09:37 Episode Recap: Written in my Own Heart's Blood Can you believe we only have ONE episode left and we are back in Droughtlander? SAY it isn't so....  We are committed to keeping you entertained in between episodes and seasons of Outlander, so don't worry! Jess and Sarah are here to help you break down the latest episode-Written in my Own Heart's Blood. Catch up with Jess and Sarah as they recap their weeks, provide you with the latest fandom news and breakdown Episode 715. Let us know what you think of the episode on Instagram or in the comment section! 

00:55 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 08:08 Episode Recap: Ye Dinna Get Used to It Happy 2025, Sassenachs! Welcome back to a new episode of Droughtlander Diaries. Catch up with Jess and Sarah as they recap the last week of 2024 and chat about New Year's Resolutions and even share a show recommendation outside of Outlander for anyone who's interested in another series with an upcoming Droughtlander. We breakdown Episode 714, Ye Dinna Get Used to It... highlighting key moments and character interactions. Plus, Jess has some history facts and background to share for the real historical figures that are woven into this story. Let us know what you think of the episode on Instagram or in the comment section! 

00:40 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 04:38 Fandom News 05:20 Episode Recap: Brotherly Love Hey Sassenachs, technically we aren't in Droughtlander, but the weeks in between we can consider "mini droughts"  So we are here with episode recaps of the latest season! We hope you enjoy the recaps. Let us know in the show notes or wherever you stream the podcast! 

00:38 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 03:38 Fandom News 07:00 Episode Recap: Unfinished Business  Sassenachs, HOW does it feel to be through Droughtlander? We are loving the start to Season 7B and recap the latest in today's podcast. Catch up with Jess and Sarah, hear the latest in Fandom news and then recap the newest episode of Outlander with us. In this episode recap of Outlander, we discuss the emotional reunions and significant moments from episode 709, titled 'Unfinished Business.'  Themes of family dynamics, health concerns, heartfelt conversations, unfinished business, confrontations, and the comic relief that follow--it's all in 709. Listen now! 

Droughtlander is over!!!!!!!!!! Jamie, Claire, and Ian return to Lallybroch.    

00:40 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 03:19 Fandom News 06:15 Our Chat with Hugh Ross  DROUGHTLANDER COUNTDOWN: 1 DAY!Sassenachs, we made it! Droughtlander is ALMOST over. Season 7B launches on Starz Friday, November 22nd! We cannot wait to see what's in store for this half of season 7. Join us for episode 52 of Droughtlander Diaries where we chat about what we've been up to, what's going on in the fandom and in this episode, a chat with Hugh Ross as you'll know as Arch Bug on Outlander. Hugh shares his journey from growing up in Glasgow to becoming an accomplished actor. He discusses his experiences in theater, film, and television, highlighting the differences and his preferences. Hugh reflects on his proudest roles, the audition process for Outlander, and the complexities of his character, Arch Bug. The conversation also touches on his acting philosophy, memorable moments from the set, and insights into the current state of the acting industry. Hugh's charm and candidness make for a delightful listen, as he shares personal anecdotes and thoughts on the craft of acting.Follow Hugh on Instagram  Listen to Hugh on Audible

02:00 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 05:36 Fandom News 07:24 Our Interview with Keith "Kikki" FlemingDROUGHTLANDER COUNTDOWN: 16 DAYS!Welcome back, Sassenachs!  Hang in there... Just over two weeks until Droughtlander is over! Jess and Sarah are back this week with a new episode to keep you entertained throughout the drought. We recap our weeks, bring you the latest in Fandom News and chat with Keith Fleming, who played Leslie on Outlander. We chat with Keith about his professional background, time on the series, his role as Leslie and his experience as a tour guide in Scotland as well! Listen along to get you one day closer to the end of Droughtlander.  Book Keith at Stravaigin for a Scottish Tour Follow Keith on Instagram

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30 days until Droughtlander is OVER! We are in the final countdown Sassenachs!! 00:49 Jess & Sarah Weekly Recap 02:56 Fandom News 04:45 Our Chat With Amelia Clarkson In this engaging podcast episode, Millie Clarkson shares her journey from a young girl in the Midlands of the UK to a successful actress, writer, and director. She discusses her early love for acting, the support of her parents, and her proudest roles in television. Millie also delves into her recent venture into writing and directing with her short film 'Oh Rats', reflecting on the emotions that inspired it. The conversation includes a fun rapid-fire segment, revealing Millie's personal insights and preferences. Millie shares her audition process for The Last Kingdom, her filming experiences in Hungary during lockdown, and her connections with the cast of Outlander. The discussion also touches on Millie's upcoming projects and her social media presence, providing listeners with a comprehensive view of her career and insights into the entertainment industry. ⁠Follow Millie on Instagram⁠

51 days left of Droughtlander, Sassenachs! Hang in there! Jess and Sarah are bringing you a new episode to help pass yet another week! 1:00 Jess & Sarah Weekly Recap 7:10 Fandom News 12:41 Our Chat With Lisa & Courtney from Project CaiTREEna In this episode, Lisa Wakefield and Courtney Storck discuss the origins and impact of Project CaiTREEna, a fundraising initiative inspired by Caitríona Balfe's birthday to plant trees through One Tree Planted. They share their personal journeys into the Outlander fandom, how their friendship blossomed through shared interests, and the community's response to their charitable efforts. The conversation highlights the significance of each donation, the emotional connections formed, and the future of the project as they celebrate milestones and unexpected support from fans and cast members alike. Project CaiTREEna on Instagram Project CaiTREEna on Twitter

Trigger Warning: Some of the themes in this discussion may be distressing for listeners. 00:55 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 06:45 Fandom News 09:04 Our Recap Of Our Favorite Episodes This week, Jess and Sarah dive back into the Outlander-verse and bring you our favorite episodes since starting the series! Join us as we break down each one, starting with Sarah's favorite: The Devil's Mark and then Jess' favorite: Never My Love. They explore the character development, themes of trust, trauma, and resilience, and the emotional depth of the storylines. The discussion highlights key moments, character dynamics, the significance of the witch trials and Claire's journey through trauma and healing. Hang in there, Sassenach! Only 59 more days until Droughtlander is OVER! World Child Cancer Team Outlander 60K Challenge Project CaiTREEna Instagram

This week on on The Sassenach Files's Droughtlander Book Club, Chelsea is wrapping up her two-part series on The Topaz Brooch by Katherine Lowry Logan. Join her as she discusses the ever changing dynamics within the clan and it's newcomers. She also discusses revelations on the Evil Force, Illuminati, and The Council in this book and what these new additions to the series mean for future books and the overall mythology of the series.

There is a light at the end of the Droughtlander tunnel! Just a few more weeks until November and we are are still plugging away, one day at a time-here to get you through the Drought. 00:56 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 05:09 Fandom News 05:58 Our Chat with Claire Sermonne This week we are joined by Claire Sermonne, known for her role as Louise DeRohan in Outlander Season 2! You'll remember her as Claire's friend in France. Her character certainly left an impression on us and we loved this interview. Claire also discusses her background in acting, her favorite roles, and her experiences since being on Outlander. Follow Claire on Instagram

This week The Sassenach Files is hosting the latest episode of Droughtlander Book Club, the first in a two part series covering The Topaz Brooch by Katherine Lowry Logan. This is the abridged version of the live event hosted in TSF Obsassenachs on September 7, 2024. Come along as we break down what makes our newest set of main characters (Rick O'Grady and Billie Malone) tick. During this deep dive, we also chatted about a couple of prevalent themes from the novel, the history surrounding the War of 1812, and Chelsea's favorite secondary character of the series, Jean Lafitte!

Jess and Sarah are getting you one week closer to the end of DROUGHTLANDER! Join us for another episode of catching up, fandom news, Outlander stuff we love and an interview with respected actor and Outlander cast member, Mark Lewis Jones!  00:55 Jess & Sarah Weekly Recap 06:15 Fandom News 08:09 Outlander Stuff We Love 08:57 Our Chat with Mark Lewis Jones We are thrilled to be joined this week by Mark Lewis Jones, who you will immediately recognize as the complex and misunderstood Tom Christie on Outlander. Mark, an accomplished actor, has made his mark in major films and TV shows. He shares his journey from humble beginnings in a school play to attending drama school and building a successful career in the industry. Along the way, he credits his supportive parents for encouraging his passion for acting.Reflecting on his career, Mark recalls some of his favorite stage performances, including memorable stints at the Royal Shakespeare Company and The Globe. He also highlights notable roles in television and film, especially his portrayal of Tom Christie in Outlander.Delving deeper into his experience on Outlander, Mark opens up about his audition process, the chemistry he shares with the cast, and his favorite scenes. He reflects on the complexity of Tom Christie's character, particularly the evolution of Tom's feelings for Claire, and how those moments became pivotal on screen. Follow Mark Lewis Jones on Instagram  Lochs and Legends: A Scotsmans Guide to the Heart of Scotland by Andrew McAlindon

We have a great episode to help you get through another week of Droughtlander!! This week we bring you the Laird himself, Gary Lewis, who you know as beloved Colum MacKenzie! 01:39 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 04:51 Fandom News 05:39 Our Chat With Gary Lewis Gary discusses his background, career, and personal interests. He talks about growing up in Glasgow, his love for acting, and his journey to becoming an actor. Lewis shares some of the roles he is most proud of, including his work in Billy Elliot and Gangs of New York. In this conversation, Gary Lewis discusses his experience on Outlander and his interactions with fans. He shares his audition process, and the attention to detail on the show. He also talks about the portrayal of his character's physical challenges and the decision to end his own life. Gary shares his unique experience on the Outlander journey. 

Hey Sassenachs! We made it through August. 2 ½ months left of Droughtlander... And we are here to make it through—together!  00:58 Jess & Sarah's Recap for the Week04:12 Fandom News05:14 Our Interview with Tracy, Maria and Nicole Join Jess and Sarah as we sit down with some of our favorite friends who run some of the biggest Outlander fan accounts on Instagram—Maria (@theoutlanderlounge), Tracy (@outlanderobsessed), and Nicole (@outlanderchronicles)! We dive into their Outlander stories and how the series has transformed their lives. From discovering the show and launching their Instagram accounts to connecting with fellow fans, they share their journey. We also chat about the unforgettable experiences they've had at events like New York Comic Con and Wizard World, where they forged lasting friendships. Throughout our conversation, we explore the deep bonds within the Outlander fandom and the lifelong friendships that have occured from a shared love for the show and books. They reflect on the sense of support and connection within the community. We also touch on their passion project, Make this Chapter Yours, which organizes trips to Scotland for fellow Outlander fans and the joy of bringing people together. The discussion highlights themes of trust, belief, and the impact of trauma, as the guests express how the characters resonate with their own lives. Finally, we celebrate the unique experience of being part of the Outlander fandom and the incredible connections that come with it. Tracy's Instagram: @Outlanderobsessed Maria's Instagram: @The Outlander Lounge Nicole's Instagram: @Outlanderchronicles Make this Chapter Yours

Jess and Sarah are back for another interesting interview to keep you entertained throughout Droughtlander! 00:56 Jess and Sarah Weekly Recap 04:19 Fandom News 05:47 Our Chat With Chris Donald Chris Donald, who played Philip Wiley on Outlander, discusses his audition process and the development of his character. He talks about the challenges of playing a character like Philip, who is sleazy and annoying. Chris also shares his experience with the hair and makeup for the role, including the wig and white makeup. He discusses filming the stable scene with Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe, and how nervous he was during the process. He shares his approach to portraying a complex and disturbing character and the challenges of filming intense scenes. Chris also talks about the impact of the show's success on his career and shares some entertaining stories from the set. He also mentions his upcoming projects, including an independent film called Town Owls and his appearance in the new season of Shetland. Follow Chris on Instagram

To help get you through another week of Droughtlander, join Jess and Sarah as you hear about their weeks, get up to date on Fandom News and then enjoy their chat with Joey Phillips who plays Denzell Hunter on Outlander!  01:46 Jess & Sarah Weekly Recap 04:22 Fandom News 05:35 Our Interview With Joey Phillips Joey Phillips, an actor on Outlander, joins the podcast to discuss his experience on the show and his love for theater, fashion, and music. He shares his journey into acting, from starting at a young age to attending drama school. Joey talks about the dynamics between the cast of Outlander and the special bond they have. He shares his audition process for the role of Denny in Outlander and his excitement about joining the show. Joey shares his experience attending conventions and interacting with fans. He discusses the initial nervousness and imposter syndrome he felt, but how the fans made him feel welcomed and appreciated. Joey also talks about the similarities between himself and his character Denny, such as their protective nature and kindness. He shares some fun stories from the set, including a fight scene that ended up being more comical than intended. Thanks to Sasnak City for sponsoring this week's episode of Droughtlander Diaries. Don't miss The Gathering in Kansas City, MO this November! Get tickets here! Follow Sasnak City on Instagram Follow Joey Phillips on Instagram

Yet another week of Droughtlander, but Jess and Sarah are here to get you through! We check in with a recap of what we've been up to, share fandom news, Outlander stuff we love and chat with textile artist, Helen Gallogly.  Helen Gallogly, the textile artist for Outlander, discusses her work on the show, including the creation of Master Raymond's jacket and Claire's mustard yellow dress. She talks about the intricate details and hidden symbols in the costumes, as well as the process of designing and creating them. Helen also shares her post-Outlander projects, including a site-specific art exhibition and teaching workshops. She mentions her favorite character, Master Raymond, and the inspiration she draws from the show's history and storytelling.00:55 Jess & Sarah's Weekly Recap 06:52 Fandom News 07:55 Outlander Stuff We Love 08:25 Our chat with Helen Gallogly Follow Helen on Instagram Helen's Website Helen's Etsy Shop

This week on The Sassenach Files podcast, Chelsea is chatting all about the modern timeline of The Pearl Brooch by Katherine Lowry Logan. Join her as she discusses Kevin and JL's matured marriage, their role as parents, and how they have come to lean on the clan, particularly Charlotte and Elliott. She also analyzes Pete Parrino as a character, the soul mate connection between him and Sophia, and several prevalent themes throughout the book including Reconciliation and Closure.

We are back to get you through another week of Droughtlander! Hang in there, Sassenachs... only 157 days left! Jess and Sarah bring you this week's recaps, chat about Sarah's Scotland trip and Outlander "Stuff we Love" and then we sit down with Iain Wilkie. *Content Warning: Some explicit language in this week's episode* This week's guest is Ian Wilkie, owner of BBB Talent Agency. Iain discusses his background and involvement in the film industry, as well as his experience as a body double on Outlander. He talks about being on set for emotional scenes, such as the finale of season five, and the importance of attention to detail in his role. He also shares fun stories from set, including accidentally setting his thumbs on fire and his unique walk as Jamie Fraser. Don't miss this great chat with behind the scenes info from Iain! 00:57 Jess & Sarah Recap 16:31 Fandom News 17:41 Outlander Stuff We Love 18:46 Our chat with Iain Wilkie Voyager Scented Candle Follow Chelsea (KevRoseHome) on IG Follow The Bibliophile Candle Co. on IG

This week on The Sassenach Files podcast, Chelsea is breaking down all the history and romance of the 18th century plot in The Pearl Brooch by Katherine Lowry Logan. Come along for the ride as she chats about historical figures like Thomas Jefferson, the Marquis de Lafayette, and Jacques Louis David. She also discusses the heroine of the story, Sophia Orsini, aspects of writing craft that connect the past and present story lines of this time travel romance, and how presentism can be a reader's own worst enemy when reading historical fiction.

00:57 Jess's Weekly Recap 01:51 Fandom News 03:05 Interview with Jenn Grubb We're back with another episode of Droughtlander Diaries to get you through until Droughtlander ends on November 22, 2024!! Jess recaps her week, delivers some fandom news and then Jess and Sarah share their interview with Jenn Grubb who worked in the costume department for Outlander and now for the prequel, Blood of my Blood. Jenn Grubb shares her journey from growing up in Glasgow to working as a costume standby for Outlander and Blood of My Blood. She discusses her love for making costumes, her experience in the industry, and her business, Tartan DeTails. Jenn also talks about her familiarity with Outlander and the impact of working on the show. She shares insights into her work as a costume standby on the set of Outlander, detailing her preparation process, a typical day, and fun stories from the set. She also discusses her transition to working on the prequel, Blood of My Blood, and shares her favorite Outlander cast member and episode. Give Jenn a follow on Instagram Follow her business, Tartan DeTails, on Instagram

Another week in Droughtlander! But we are BACK with an interview with castmember, Joanne Thomson, who plays Amy McCallum in Outlander! 01:00 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap 03:00 Fandom News 04:09: Interview with Joanne Thomson Joanne Thomson has always had a passion for acting and pursued it from a young age. She has a background in performing arts and attended drama schools to further her skills. She shares with Jess and Sarah how her experiences have led her to where she is now as a writer, director, actor and advocate. Learn more about Joanne's favorite roles that she has taken on, her time on Outlander, and the causes she is a passionate advocate for in this episode. Follow Joanne on Social Media: ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠X /Twitter⁠ ⁠https://www.joannethomson.co.uk/⁠

Droughtlander is the worst..... unless you have Jess & Sarah to get you through! We are back with another episode to quench your thirst with some more Outlander chat. Join us for the weekly catch up, fandom news, our S7 A rewatch discussion and a behind the scenes look at production with body double for Caitríona Balfe, Valerija Jemeljanenko! 01:30 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap 06:05 Fandom News 08:21 Season 7 Rewatch Chat 25:35 Interview with Valerija Jemeljanenko We are excited to introduce our listeners to Caitríona Balfe's body double in Outlander, Valerija Jemeljanenko, this week! Valerija Jemeljanenko, a model and professional body double, discusses her career and experiences working as a body double for Caitríona Balfe in the TV show Outlander. She shares her background growing up in Latvia, her favorite modeling jobs and the importance of inclusivity in the industry. She also discusses her role as a body double on Outlander, the preparation and work involved in the job and shares some fun stories from set. Give Valerija a follow on Instagram! Vote for Sarah in the Super Mom competition

Welcome back to episode #25! Jess and Sarah are here to get you through another week of Droughtlander with special guest, Annette Badland! We've got another week of recaps, fandom news and our Season 7 chat- Episode 707: A Practical Guide for Time Travelers. 02:46 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap 05:19 Fandom News 08:06 Outlander Stuff We Love 09:31 Season 7 Rewatch Chat 22:58 Interview with Annette Badland We are SO excited to introduce listeners to a special guest this week... Annette Badland, known to Outlander fans as Mrs. Fitz, joins us for a special interview! Annette shares about her childhood, love for performing, and decision to pursue acting. She shares her experiences in theater, film, television, and radio during her extensive and impressive career. Annette also reveals her love for gardening and hobbies. Jess and Sarah discuss her role as Mrs. Fitz in Outlander, and her admiration for her co-stars and her admiration for the character. Annette also talks about the similarities between Mrs. Fitz and her character, May, in Ted Lasso. Follow Annette on Instagram Follow Annette on Twitter

Jess and Sarah are back with another episode to help you beat the Droughtlander blues and this week's episode gives some great behind the scenes stories from Season 5! Plus, we've got another week of recaps, fandom news and our Season 7 chat- Episode 706: Where the Waters Meet. 01:16 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap 04:12 Fandom News 05:47 Season 7 Rewatch Chat 22:27 Interview with Sterling Bishir Meet Sterling Bishir, a history lover and stunt horse trainer, and notably for our listeners, a groom for the Stunt Horse Department on the set of Outlander Season 5! Sterling shares her background and passion for history and horses and what led to her landing a job working onsite for production. She discusses how she got the job, the different sets she worked on, and her interactions with the cast members. Sterling also talks about the power of storytelling and how Outlander has sparked an interest in history and culture for many fans. Her favorite character is Roger, (SURPRISE! Another fellow historian :) ) and tune in to hear her favorite episodes and interesting stories from behind the scenes. Overall, Sterling has great memories of her time on the set of Outlander and reflects on it being a memorable and rewarding experience. Sterling's personal Instagram Sterling's business Instagram Sarah's Roger reel Jessica's Jamie/William reel

Droughtlander got you down? We got you! We're back with another episode of Droughtlander Diaries! The podcast for Outlander fans, created to get you through until the next season or book launch! Join Jess & Sarah for another week of recaps, fandom news and our Season 7 chat- Episode 705: Singapore. 00:56 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap 05:05 Fandom News 06:35 Season 7 Rewatch Chat 22:50 Paul & Jennifer's Interview Jess and Sarah sit down with Paul and Jennifer, an American couple, who decided to move to Scotland after falling in love with it on their honeymoon! They chose to live in the small, historic village of Culross, which is also known for serving as a filming location on Outlander. They own a picturesque home that in the show, belonged to Laoghaire Mackenzie! They were also featured on an episode of House Hunters International titled 'Haunted in Scotland.' Paul and Jennifer have embraced the Outlander effect and enjoy interacting with tourists who visit the village. They are among the four Americans who live in Culross. The locals have mixed feelings about the tourism and filming, but it has brought income to the local businesses. In this conversation, Jennifer and Sarah discuss their experience living in the village of Culross, which served as the filming location for the fictional town of Cranesmuir in the TV show Outlander. They talk about the history and charm of the village, the impact of Outlander on tourism, and their encounters with Outlander fans. Check out more about the House Hunters International episode here: Promo for Haunted History in Scotland episode Check air times for episode here

This week on The Sassenach Files, Chelsea is wrapping up her two part discussion of The Amber Brooch by Katherine Lowry Logan. Come join her as she discusses the second love story of the book: Amber and Daniel. She chats about intriguing moments in US History covered within the story like the shootout at the Pueblo roundhouse in Colorado and The Bone Wars between paleontologists O.C. Marsh and E.D. Cope. Also on the docket are a few callbacks to stories and characters from other installments in the Celtic Brooch series as well as how the characters introduced in Amber fit in with veteran members of the MacKlenna Clan.   You can find The Sassenach Files on all major listening platforms including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and many more! If you have a moment to spare and like what you hear, please leave a wee rating and review on your platform of choice!

This week on The Sassenach Files, Chelsea is breaking down the eighth installment in Katherine Lowry Logan's Celtic Brooch series: The Amber Brooch. In Part One of this two-part series, she discusses the idea of bringing David and Kenzie back into the fold as main characters and why that was extremely appealing. She also chats about the blooming romance between Olivia Kelly and Connor O'Grady, how small moments of character development speak to a broader stroke of “show don't tell”, and the prevalent theme of "Coping with Loss". Rick O'Grady is an emerging character in this book as well, so he gets his time in the spotlight as she analyzes what makes him tick.

Happy Valentine's Week, Sassenachs! It's still Droughtlander... so not to worry-Jess and Sarah have you covered with a new episode of Droughtlander Diaries! Catch up with us after Super Bowl LVIII, hear this week's fandom news and then enjoy our interview with Outlander star, Tim Downie! In this conversation, Tim discusses his acting career, including his roles in TV shows like Toast of London and Outlander. He chats with us about his podcast projects, including Outcasts (co-hosted with David Berry) and Folklands. Tim shares how local folklore and supernatural stories began sparked his interest and how he shares these incredible stories through the Folklands podcast. We also chat about Tim's role as Govenor Tryon in Outlander. Make sure to listen for stories from the set, his favorite character reveal, and his favorite episode of Outlander. Listen to Folklands Podcast with Tim Downie and Justin Chubb Listen to The Outcasts Podcast Follow Tim Downie on Instagram 01:00 Weekly Recap 04:55 Fandom News 07:00 Interview with Tim Downie

Welcome back for Part II of Droughtlander Book Club on The Diamond Brooch by Katherine Lowry Logan. In this episode, Chelsea discusses the tension in Kevin and JL's characters and how their recent hardships have impacted their relationship. The road to their 100% earned Happily Ever After is a bumpy one and she breaks down the ins and outs. She also chats about the main theme of this book: The Journey to Enlightenment. This is a topic that is relevant to all the main characters' stories (Kevin, JL, Jack and Amy), and she dives into the details. There's also discussion on the growth of the family and how this changes dynamics between our beloved characters!

Chelsea presents Part I of Droughtlander Book Club for The Diamond Brooch, the seventh installment of The Celtic Brooch series by Katherine Lowry Logan. Join her as she chats about the protagonists of Amy Spalding and Jack Mallory, breaking down what makes them tick and what makes their story unique from other brooch couples. Chelsea also discusses the main players in Amy's jaunt through 1909 New York City, and how earlier books in the series impact the emotional state of our beloved MacKlenna Clan.

This week on The Sassenach Files podcast, Chelsea is doing a deep dive into The Three Brooches by Katherine Lowry Logan. Come join her as she discusses character emotions, plot devices, writing techniques and much more!

WHAT?! ANOTHER Sasnak City event? Why yes, yes indeed. Terri stayed in Kansas City for 10 days and met 9 cast members from The Last Kingdom.Ivy & Terri agree,  we NEED more Men in Kilts! Four episodes was not nearly enough.Whiskey picks:Terri - Bulleit Rye in a highball (sparkling water and lemon)Ivy - Uncle Nearest single barrel, a gift from a coworker of Ivy'sWhy was Sam so oddly obsessed with lubing up during this episode?Ivy is convinced Sam could be down to get tattoos. We'll keep you posted.This episode was so rushed. They absolutely could have created a 5th episode (with the mud bath part alone). Or with Wild Kingdom, New Zealand edition.Despite Terri's offer to accompany Ivy, they will not be doing the bungee swing or other height adventures in New Zealand.Stay tuned to see what we cook up to get us through Droughtlander!Please rate us on your podcast platform! If you like our pod, give us 5 stars so others can find us as well. Like & share our podcast with friends, and follow us on social media.IG: @outlanderwithfriendsFB: Outlander With Friends PodcastTW: @OutlanderwfrenzYouTube: @OutlanderwithfriendsLet us know what you think! Email us: outlanderwithfriends@gmail.com

#outlander #droughtlanderisover Droughtlander is over! 411 days since the season 6 finale aired, Season 7 arrives and sets the tone for an emotional 16-episode arc. Recently jailed for the murder of Malva Christie, Claire anticipates spending months in jail due to the current civil unrest that will lead up to the American Revolution. Jamie, recently escaped from the attempt on his life, races to rescue Claire, only to find that she has been temporarily freed to serve the Governor at sea as he flees for his life. Jamie tries to barter for Claire's freedom, only to be deterred by an unexpected confession. Elsewhere, Roger and Breanna settle in to Edenton and await the arrival of baby MacKenzie. However, an unexpected encounter with another traveler puts them at odds with each other. Claire tries to come to terms with a sacrifice made out of love, while Jamie finally gets a chance to settle an old score. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fandomhybridpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fandomhybridpodcast/support

Hey Obsassenachs! This week on The Sassenach Files, I'm doing a deep dive into the fifth book in Katherine Lowry Logan's Celtic Brooch Series, The Broken Brooch. Join me as I break down the thoughts, feelings, and actions of our two protagonists, JL O'Grady and Kevin Allen. I also chat about some of the major themes we see over the course of the book, the inner workings of a good murder mystery plot, and how Elliott was really trying my last nerve. The Broken Brooch, coincidentally one of my favorites of the series, is our introduction to the O'Grady family, James Cullen's point of view, and the beginnings of The Diamond Brooch story. So hold tight! The Droughtlander Book Club train is departing the station, and you're in for a wild ride.