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Les traigo 3 recursos para mejorar sus presentaciones en público. Slidesgo, Freepik y Flaticon para redondear una imagen gráfica de calidad. Y ya es mío este triángulo que me ayuda en mis presentaciones. https://slidesgo.com/es/ https://www.freepik.es/ y https://www.flaticon.es/. Podcast asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbase con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales

Les traigo 3 recursos para mejorar sus presentaciones en público. Slidesgo, Freepik y Flaticon para redondear una imagen gráfica de calidad. Y ya es mío este triángulo que me ayuda en mis presentaciones. https://slidesgo.com/es/ https://www.freepik.es/ y https://www.flaticon.es/. Podcast asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbase con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales

For 6 December 2024, Friday of the 1st week of Advent, based on Matthew 9:27-31 Two for one icons created by agoehlert – Flaticon

“Software development has not caught up with the internet age.” So says this week's guest, Rúnar Bjarnason. But what does that mean? What would a programming language for the internet age look like?Rúnar's answer is Unison. A language that completely rethinks the way distributing computing can work, from the source code up. Borrowing some key ideas from git, it challenges the way we think about code-sharing, compilation, versioning and more. --Kris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/krisajenkinsKris on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/krisjenkins/Rúnar on Twitter: https://twitter.com/runaroramaRúnar's book, Function Programming in Scala: https://amzn.to/46I9jewUnison website: https://unison-lang.orgComplete and Easy Bidirectional Typechecking for Higher-Rank Polymorphism (pdf): https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~nk480/bidir.pdfDo Be Do Be Do (pdf): https://arxiv.org/pdf/1611.09259.pdfRúnar's Øredev conference talk: https://youtu.be/EgIVzOobD48Cloud icons created by Freepik - Flaticon: https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/cloudComputer icons created by xnimrodx - Flaticon: https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/computer

Furry conventions can be expensive, but that doesn't mean the cost of one has to be a mystery! Today we go over this weeks videos: finding a budget for a furry convention and different ways to save money at furry cons, the channels first short! Plus, a quick review of Anthrocon 2023!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherEnjoy the show? Consider tipping me through Ko-Fi!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

There's been a lot of changes surrounding Finn and the content coming from them. Today, we take some time to go over this new chapter in more detail!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherEnjoy the show? Consider tipping me through Ko-Fi!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

We have spent a lot of time on this show talking about what brings furries into the fandom. But that would mean nothing if they left immediately after. Fortunately, that isn't the case; furries tend to stay around in the fandom for a long time, many for their entire lives! In this episode, we explain why furries hang around in the fandom for so long, and explore what the fandom itself provides to its members to increase its staying power!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:FurScience: Furry MotivationEnjoy the show? Consider tipping me through Ko-Fi!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

I had the awesome opportunity to attend Furry Weekend Atlanta 2023 this past May and it was a convention that I will never forget!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherEnjoy the show? Consider tipping me through Ko-Fi!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

If you have taken a look at the attendance numbers of furry conventions recently, you would have noticed quite the jump in attendance numbers, especially since 2019. And that follows a trend of the fandom experiencing quite a bit of growth over the past few years. In this episode, we explain where this growth is coming from and why such a large jump in fandom participation is, in some ways, quite unexpected!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:FurScience: Fandom TrajectoryEnjoy the show? Consider tipping me through Ko-Fi!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

The end goal for a vast majority of members of the furry fandom is to make friends with their fellow fandom members. But trying to make friends in any social space is difficult and since the journey is different for everyone, trying to make a guide for any furry to follow to make friends is quite futile. However, one piece of the friend-making puzzle is finding other common interests or hobbies that other furries have. On this episode, we take a look at some of the other things that furries like to do outside of being a furry, in an effort to help strike up a conversation with another furry and maybe even become their friend! Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:FurScience: Fandom ActivitiesFurScience: Related Fandom InterestsEnjoy the show? Consider tipping me through Ko-Fi!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

The furry fandom is a pretty cool place to be, and I'm sure many members of the community would agree. But, like any group of humans, it's not perfect, and in order to help fix some of its flaws, it's important to identity what those flaws are in the first place. In this episode, we take a more critical look at the furry fandom and explain some of the more common issues that this community faces and explore some steps on how they can be mitigated.Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:FurScience: Most Contentious Fandom IssuesEnjoy the show? Consider tipping me through Ko-Fi!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

As a hobby, being a furry is weird. It might be something that someone engages with a lot, but might not want to tell everyone about up front, especially if that includes their parents, guardians, or primary caretakers. But it's hard to hide something this all-encompassing and those in charge of raising you are going to find out and potentially want to learn more. On this episode, we take a look at how to best explain to your parents or equivalent figures about the wonderful furry fandom, while still keeping the community, and yourself, in the best light!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Pocari Roo: How to Tell Friends and Family You're a Furry!Ask Papa Bear: 10-Year-Old Furry is Afraid to Tell ParentsFurscience: Furry Resources for ParentsEnjoy the show? Consider tipping me through Ko-Fi!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Wikifur: Dealer's DenKite's Windswept Wanderings: MFF 2022 Dealer's Den WalkthroughEnjoy the show? Consider tipping me through Ko-Fi!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

You can now support this show and other content made by Finn through Ko-Fi! Here we explain the reasoning behind the decision, but tl;dr, here's the link to tip!Ko-Fi Link: https://ko-fi.com/finnthepantherEnjoy the show? Consider tipping me through Ko-Fi!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Here in the United States, we celebrate Black History Month, a time of remembering and celebrating the past, present, and future of the experiences of Black people in the country. In this episode, we take a step back from the usual experiences of the furry fandom as a whole and discuss the specific experience that Black furries have in this community!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Furscience: Ethnicity of the Furry FandomWikifur: Ken Cougar, the creator of the first fursonaThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

RESUMEN En este episodio, Ara Rodríguez habla con Joaquín Cuenca, fundador de Loquo, vendida a Ebay, Panoramio, vendida a Google y Freepik, adquirida por EQT. En este episodio hablamos sobre los retos de crecer una empresa, la historia de Freepik, las ventajas de financiarse con capital propio, ¡y mucho más! DESCRIPCIÓN DEL PODCAST En el episodio número 59 de “Hablando con líderes” hablamos con Joaquín Cuenca, emprendedor en serie con 3 adquisiciones a las espaldas. Con un perfil científico totalmente desarrollado y una carrera siempre atada al emprendimiento tecnológico, Joaquín es uno de los emprendedores de más éxito en España con varios proyectos, ventas y éxitos marcando su camino profesional. Sus dos primeras empresas, vendidas a Ebay y Google, fueron la base para llegar a lo que hoy conforma su día a día, la gestión de Freepik, que en 2010 empezó en Málaga como un buscador de recursos visuales que enlazaba las webs de sus principales competidores. Freepik es ahora una de las grandes de Málaga y España, con casi 600 miembros en su equipo, un catálogo de 4,5M de recursos gráficos, 50M de visitas y 100M de descargas al mes. Junto a otros productos que han ido lanzando, como Flaticon, SlidesGo o Wepik, Freepik se ha convertido en la página de referencia para millones de diseñadores y otros usuarios fuera del sector. Desde la adquisición de una parte mayoritaria por parte de EQT en 2020, la compañía ha seguido creciendo exponencialmente, y Joaquín, al mando, nos cuenta cómo lo han hecho. En este episodio hablamos con Joaquín sobre: 00:01:15 - ¿Quién es Joaquín Cuenca? Emprendedor por accidente 00:09:00 - ¿Es necesario pasar por una gran empresa para emprender? 00:11:55 - Hacerse grande como empresa: principales desafíos 00:16:15 - Buscando el éxit(o) con Loquo y Panoramio 00:25:30 - Freepik, uno de los exits más importantes de España. Historia, desafíos y errores 00:47:40 - ¿Buscar financiación o crecer con capital propio? 00:59:05 - Las afectaciones de la IA y la generación de imágenes ENLACES DE INTERÉS

As someone who travels pretty frequently, I can sometimes forget how complicated the process of attending a furry convention. There's a lot of things to keep track of, and even if you have the basic pitfalls accounted for, there are still some unexpected struggles of attending a con that not figuring out can break an otherwise fantastic event. I've fallen victim to some of the struggles at some of the cons I've been through, but that also gives me a chance to talk about them here, in an effort to have you avoid them yourself. And on this episode, we do exactly that!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Nick Wilde. Legoshi. Lucario. What is the one thing that ties these anthropomorphic animal characters together? Many in the fandom would describe those characters as "furry bait." On this episode, we give an official definition of furry bait, and explore if the creators of such bait do it on purpose, or if it's all in the heads of furries across the fandom.Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Soren Sky: What is Furbait?Artemis Wishfoot: The Perfect Furry BaitSolarSaber: Characters that are Furry BaitThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

It's the end of 2022, which means it's also the end of this shows second year in existence! Let's take a look back at a fantastic second year of Furry, Explained!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

As 2022 comes to a close, so does Finn's second year being an active member of the furry fandom! It's been a wondrous time, but it hasn't been perfect, and there are some key things that could have gone a lot better in hindsight, things that Finn would have done differently if given a second chance. In this final episode of the year, we take a look back at those two years and unpack what changes Finn would make if he could start over in the furry fandom!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Was it just me, or was 2022 a really good year movies that furries would be particularly interested in? On this episode, we try to find out why furries were treated to a lot of great films this year!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:FurScience: Age and Ageism in the FandomWikipedia: Sociological Aspects of the Furry FandomFurScience: Furry Fandom AgesThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

I had the pleasure to attend Midwest FurFest 2022, the largest furry convention to ever happen. Let's talk about how it went and how it really this con in particular served as a great look into what the furry fandom is all about!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:FurScience: Age and Ageism in the FandomWikipedia: Sociological Aspects of the Furry FandomFurScience: Furry Fandom AgesThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

It's no secret that there's a lot of younger members in the furry fandom. Despite the age of the fandom itself, most people that you'll find in the community will be in their mid to late teens. But what happens when you grow older? Do you grow out of being a furry, or even pushed out? On this episode, we find out if you can be too old to be a furry, and, as is all too common with this show, you might be surprised at what the statistics say about it...Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:FurScience: Age and Ageism in the FandomWikipedia: Sociological Aspects of the Furry FandomFurScience: Furry Fandom AgesThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

One of the finer details about being a part of the furry fandom involves quite a lot of world building. Furries come up with complex and detailed characters or fursonas and use them to interact with them in what is essentially an entirely fan-created universe filled with anthropomorphic animals. It's no surprise then that you might think of furries just being a bunch of specialized role-players, and while that is true on the surface, how furries truly interact with one another create much more "real" experiences than you might think.Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Furscience: RoleplayingThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

An update on the schedule and plans for the rest of the year for us on this show.TL;DL: Three more main episodes, a lot more bonus episodes, and a fun project to look out for that should be completed soon.Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Furries, undoubtedly, have a certain love for animals that is a bit more than the average person. They go so far as to design entire personalities that encompass who they are as an anthropomorphic animal, and use that personality as their entire identity in the context of the fandom. However, they still know at the end of the day they are humans, and that their "animalistic" side of them is seperate from their person. However, there are some people out there that may be part of the furry fandom that do believe they are made up of part human, part animal. It's similar enough to where these individuals, called therians, are often confused with furries themselves, and on this episode, we explain what the differences between the two groups are!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Wikifur: TherianthropyFurscience: Animal IdentificationWikifur: OtherkinThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

A topic that comes up for discussion by people both in and out of the furry fandom is centered around the line that the fandom draws between how much "human" and how much "animal" should be represented in a fursona. There's a variety of different opinions and there are good reasons on both sides of that line as to why being more on one respective side is best. It's a fun topic, one we're going to be exploring for the next few weeks. And we're starting off by looking at the least "controversial" realization of this idea: the existence of realistic fursuits! While they may be simple to understand, they can tell us a lot about the fandom's overall position on that line while still being as cute and fun to talk about as fursuits are. Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Stormi Folf: Realistic FursuitsBeetlecat Originals (My favorite realistic fursuit maker)Hidden Treasury Fursuits (Another great realistic fursuit maker)Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

One of the best parts about the concept of fursonas in the furry fandom is that everyone one of them is unique. They each have their own story to tell about their owner, and allows everyone to represent themselves as an anthropomorphic animal in their own way. But, if you look around the fandom, you might notice that some species of fursonas are seen more than others, and on this episode, we thought we'd shed some light on some more uncommon animals that aren't seen as fursonas nearly as much, and explain why just because they're unpopular doesn't mean their any less valid!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Stormi the Folf: Fursonas-Unique and Uncommon TypesFurscience: Species PopularityThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Furries are a very diverse fandom, but there are a few interests that are shared amongst the community at large. One of those interests is gaming; the history between furries and gamers is rich, and while they are unmistakingly different fandoms, there are many things about the two groups that are in common with one another. Part of the experience for both fandoms includes their own conventions, and Finn had a chance to experience a local gaming convention, and compare and contrast one from that community and cons from the furry community!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

The furry fandom is a rather unique fandom because there's not really much to compare it to. It really stands on its own as an entity, which can make it difficult to understand what it is and what it's members are in to from a quick glance. Because of this, there are a lot of misconceptions out there about this particular fandom. On this episode, we explain a few of the most common misconceptions about the furry fandom and provide an answer to them to set the record straight.Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Soren Sky: Common Misconceptions About FurriesCulturally F'd: 17 Misconceptions About Furries and the Furry FandomRagehound: Furry MisconceptionsThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

It's no secret how important art is in the furry fandom, and getting art of their fursonas is one of the most common activities members of the fandom partake in. But despite all the wonderful art that circulates in the fandom, hardly any of it gets the chance to be shown in person, and is reserved to be shared online. However, this is one particular piece of art that is specifically designed to printed out and shown in person, especially at places like conventions. In this episode, we take a look at fursona badges, those bright colorful pieces of art attached to the lanyards of furry con-goers, and explain why everyone in the fandom should have one, even if they don't plan on ever attending a con or meetup!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Wikifur: ConbadgeThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

The furry fandom tends to care about it's public perception. Members go through leaps and bonds to ensure that the community is shown in the best light, and that effort has been recently very successful. But one topic of discourse that members of the fandom still haven't settled on is a lot simpler: do too many people even know about furries in the first place? Or in other words, has the furry fandom gone mainstream? In this episode, we explain why answering that question remains difficult, and even with our best efforts, the answer is still quite ambiguous...Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:The Rolling Stone: Will Furries Ever Go Mainstream?FurScience: Furry Fandom TrajectoryBetaEtaDelota (A Preceptive from 2018): Fandom Becoming Mainstream?Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

We're back to talking about fursuits again, though not the traditional ones the fandom has come to know and love. Those are designed to be worn while standing on two feet, like we normally do as humans. But not everyone in the fandom prefers to express their view of anthropomorphism in that way. Some may like to keep all four paws on the ground, but still want to perform in a fluffy animal costume. In this episode, we explain a special type of fursuit that is designed to be worn on all fours: quadsuits!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Wikifur: QuadsuitStormi the Folf: What are Quadsuits?Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Over the past few weeks, we have done a good job exploring some of the more nuanced aspects of art in the furry fandom. But each time we looked at something, we took the perspective of someone wanting to get art, not the producer of that art itself. So this week, as we wrap up our mini-series on art in the fandom, we shift our view towards the artist themselves, and specifically go over what is needed to become an artist in this fandom! Surprisingly, the steps are rather simple, but do not mistake simple for easy...Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Pocari Roo: Get started in Art!RegalMoney: How to Make Money as a Furry ArtistArtByZhivago: How To Draw Furries - Where to start?Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

One common thread amongst all of the topics on art that have been covered on this show is that in most cases, the buyer owns the character of which they are getting art from. They give permission to whomever the artist is to draw their character or sona and pay for that "labor" as part of a commission. But what if the ownership of the character is the other way around? What if the artist owns the character and  is selling art of it? This week, we take a look at adoptables in the furry fandom, art that fits this realm of owned and drawn by the artist. Which makes what you actually get when you purchase one a little more interesting than usual...Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:DeviantArt: What are AdoptablesLawyers and Liquor (NSFW, but a much more detailed look at the legal side of adoptables): Adoptables, How the F*** Do they Work?Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

I recently attended Anthrcon 2022, one of the premiere furry conventions that happens throughout the year. But if you ask how it went for me, I can't give you a simple answer. This review explains why in many ways, Anthrocon for me was a tale of two conventions.Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

As we continue our look into art in the furry fandom, one of the most common ways you'll end up potentially paying for an art piece is through an art auction! These are common both online and at in-person events, but to those who have never seen or participated in one before, there are a lot of numbers and instructions that are thrown around that may make them confusing for those unfamiliar with the process. So this week, we crack open the furry art auction, go over some important terms and numbers to look out for, and uncover why they are such a common option for selling at in the fandom! Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Wikifur: Art AuctionWikifur: Charity AuctionArtland.com: A Short History of Art AuctionsThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

It wouldn't come as a surprise to most furries if you told art is the most important aspect of the fandom. It's at the core of how the fandom works and the democratization of buying and selling art has contributed to the fandom's recent rise. But, to someone new to furry, the sheer amount of information there is about art can get overwhelming, and that information overload might bar someone from wanting to get some art for themselves. So for the next few episodes of Furry, Explained, we're going to be breaking down all things art in the furry fandom! And this week, we're starting with Your Character Heres (YCHs), one of the most straightforward ways to get a piece of art for a character or fursona!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Wikifur: YCHBetaEtaDelota: What is "YCH" (Your Character Here)Furries Everywhere: YCH ArtworkThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Weekend Bonus Episodes are back! And on this particular weekend, the last weekend of Pride month for 2022, I go into detail about what the word "Pride" means to me and my relationship with my sexuality, my family and friends, and the LGBTQIA+ community as a whole!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Many furries like to keep a separation between their real life and their life pretending to be an anthropomorphic animal. Because of this, most furs don't make it obvious that they're a furry out in public, with the farthest they'll go being wearing some discreet furry merch, which only other furs would recognize as part of the fandom. But some forgo this caution, and are loud and proud about being a furry, and don't mind letting others know about it. In the spirit of Pride month, on this episode, we explain some of the ways to show off your furry pride in a less discrete manner, if that is something that you are comfortable with! Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Pocari Roo: Not-So-Subtle Ways to Show Your Furry PrideThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

You don't have to think too hard to know that one of the core aspects of the furry fandom is... well... fur! A vast majority of the fursonas, art, and other persons, places, and things in the fandom are all covered in fluffy, colorful fur! But there is a group of furries that do away with this concept, and forgo including fur and even skin in their character designs. On this episode of Furry, Explained, we take a look at Skullsonas and how these bony characters found a home in the so-called "furry" fandom!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Pocari Roo: Skullsonas and SkullsuitsKoahs World: Skulldog Tik ToksThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

We've discussed at length how important our fursonas are. They act as more than fun characters; in many cases they take the role of being our entire identity in the furry fandom. But, unlike our real human identities, they are much less bound to physical traits, traits that are hard to change or can't change at all. Instead, our fursonas are much more dynamic and connect to similarly dynamic aspects about ourselves, or in other words, things that can change. On this episode, we talk about changing our fursonas, why it's totally acceptable to do so, and explore some of the reasons why one might want to change our furry fandom identity!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

The primary reason why furries may want to get a fursuit is to perform in one in front of others. But in a majority of those cases, these performances are conducted at places like furry conventions, meetups, or other areas where being in a large animal costume isn't out of the ordinary. But a lot of fursuiters don't limit their performances to just furry spaces; many take their suits out into the general public in an effort to surprise and delight those who may have never seen a fursuit before, in an effort to show the pubic a little bit of what this fandom has to offer! On this episode, we learn about the ins and outs of fursuiting in public, but not from fursuit-less Finn! Instead, we talk with Frost the Folf, a Twitch streamer, good friend, and  someone with an array of experience of fursuiting in public, and learn the tricks of the trade from someone well-versed in public fursuiting!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherGive Frost the Folf a follow as well: @chillyfuzzyfolfSources and Stuff to Check Out:Stormi Folf: Fursuiting in Public!Shadow Raccoon: Fursuiting in PublicPocari Roo: Public Fursuiting!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

One of the more common themes that tends to come up on this regards the fact that being a furry can be expensive! And there's few better examples of the cost of being a member of the fandom than furry conventions. For a lot of members, this is one of if not the most expensive thing they participate in while being a furry, but it's not uncommon for furs to look at their bank statement after attending one and wonder "where did all that money go?" On this episode, we explain the answer to that inquiry, and explain the reasons why furry conventions can be expensive to go to! And of course we also discuss ways to make it cheaper as well, because every furry should try to attend a con, because they are just that special.Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Furry, Explained (hey, that's this show!): Ways to Enjoy your Stay at a Furry ConventionFurry, Explained: What is a Furry Convention and How to Enjoy Attending OneSolarSaber: Your First Furry ConventionThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

One of the most fun things that furries do is create and design their fursonas! Not only is it just an amusing challenge, it's also an important one, as the fursona that one has in the fandom acts as their identity as a furry, and therefore is how everyone else in the fandom preceives of them! Because of this, it can be worth taking some time ensuring that the design of a fursona is done with some care. So on this episode, we explain why it's worth not rushing the design process, and go over some tips on how to make a 'sona that one can be happy with for a long time! Which is the goal at the end of the day, to be a furry as long as possible. At least the way I see it...Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Pocari Roo: Tips for Fursuit DesignFurry, Explained (this very show!): How to Make a FursonaThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

It should be no surprise that I talk to a lot of people about the fandom as a whole. But one of the questions I get the most frequently regards fursuits and more specifically, why the cost so much! It's a question that I've answered very generically in the past, but upon further review, the answer is a lot more complicated than it may seem. And this show likes complicated, so on this episode, we explain the various reasons why fursuits cost what they do, and how anyone can get a piece of the fursuiting experience for a fraction of the cost of a full suit!Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Stormi the Folf: Why are Fursuits so ExpensiveHow Much Does it Cost: FursuitsThe Cost of a Full-Body SuitThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

It's hard to dispute the idea that the furry fandom needs the internet; it wouldn't be where it is today without it! But, in the grand scheme of things, the internet hasn't been around for that long, and we as a society are still working out collective rules on how we want to act and communicate whilst on it. The furry fandom is no different in this endeavor, and while it too continues to adjust as time goes on, there are some general guidelines that follow what a majority of furs would agree to be common courtesy. On this episode, we explain some of these online courteous acts and more importantly, why their important to review. Another episode starting with a rant and ending with a list; nothing new to see here...Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Pocari Roo: Online Furry EtiquetteCyberwise: Effects of Cyberbullying on An IndividualCheck out old episodes on furry communication and buying art online!Thank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

One of the most common questions that furries find themselves answering is what got them to be a furry in the first place. And for good reason; almost everyone has a unique story of how they made their way to this rather weird community. We've discussed before on this show about why one may want to join, but how one ends up joining can be equally as interesting. On this episode, we explain the different ways how someone goes from a regular person to assimilating themselves in this weird, fascinating fandom! Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Wikifur: Ruining the MagicSolarSaber: Breaking the MagicThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Our quest to uncover the secrets of furry fandom original species is finally coming to a close, and what better way to end than with one of the most popular original species out there! Yes, we saved explaining the Protogen for last, not because they are the "best" original species, but one that best encompasses everything that we have looked at that makes original species in the furry fandom so special.Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Malice-Risu: The Complete Guide of Primagens and ProtogensFandom.com: ProtogenRael the Protogen: Lore of the ProtogensThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon

Our journey looking at furry fandom original species continues, and things get a little interesting this time around. The Wickerbeast is another fantastic example of the creativity this fandom can provide, but today we focus no so much on the species itself, but the community surrounding it, and how in many ways, calling them the Wickerbeast community isn't the most apt description after all...Follow Me On Twitter for Updates and Info about the Show: @FinnThePantherSources and Stuff to Check Out:Wickerbeast Home PageWickerbeast Official BlogBetaEtaDelota: The WickerbeastThank you for checking out the show! iTunes/Apple Podcast listeners: make sure to leave a rating and review! Stay wild!Music from Epidemic SoundIcons made by Freepik from Flaticon