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On this episode of DAMSEL (no distress) we feature one of our many BOSS LADIES: Jordan Ellis. Jordan is the Hufflepuff behind Jordandené, a geeky lifestyle brand based in Brooklyn, NY. Jordan is also the co-editor of The Sartorial Geek (a nerdy magazine, podcast, and online community), and she helps geeky businesses navigate internet marketing at Jordandené Social.To learn more about Jordan or to buy any of her nerdy gear you can follow her on IG @jordandenenyc and or visit her website https://jordandene.com/.

Life is wild right now, friends. I didn't want to let another week go by with no upload, and since Jordan is here for what would have been ECCC, we sat down to have a quick fangirling sesh about V.E. Schwab. The timing on this fangirl session is perfect because Victoria has a new book, "The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue" coming out with Tor this October.  Jordan and I have both read a smattering of Victoria's work and are both big fans of her work (and her as a person!) and chat about "Vicious," The Darker Shades of Magic trilogy, and the "Invisible Life of Addie LaRue" event that Jordan attended last week. Follow Jordan: Jordan – @jordandene Her nerdy clothing brand – @jordandenenyc Her magazine / podcast – @thesartorialgeek Her social media support – @jordandene.social Jordandené's Darker Shade of Clothing

Join me as I make my good friend and fellow homeschooler, Jordan Ellis, introduce herself and me (#badhost?!) We chat about books, webcomics, Webtoon, audiobooks, her bookish clothing, and more! Follow Jordan: Jordan – @jordandene Her nerdy clothing brand – @jordandenenyc Her magazine / podcast – @thesartorialgeek Bookish things mentioned: Jordandené bookish collections The Sartorial Geek The Webtoon list by The Sartorial Geek Robyn, Geek Girl Strong Libro.fm Book of the Month Club Books mentioned: “Ship It” by Britta Lundin Mackenzi Lee Ash Poston “The Witcher” by Andrzej Sapkowski Graphic novels mentioned: Image Comics Batgirl The Wicked & The Divine Sex Criminals Bitch Planet Die Motorcrush Boom! Studios Lumberjanes Rat Queens Giant Days Webcomics mentioned: Webtoon app Lore Olympus Bad Signs Let’s Play Patches (URL is dead, but here’s the synopsis)

Thank you so much, San Diego Comic Con, for inviting us back for a second year to do a live podcast recording!   This year we were so excited to chat with one of our favorite humans, the lovely Sam Maggs.   If you don't know Sam from her best-selling books like The Fangirl's Guide to the Galaxy and Wonder Women, or her videos on Nerdist, or her work with video games, or her Fangirl Galaxy collection with Jordandené, you may know her from her new job writing Captain Freaking Marvel! And a few other super cool characters. Sam has a lot up her sleeve, and it's all very exciting!   Sam is truly an inspiring person, and I feel so lucky to have had this chance to talk with her. And I'm so glad we can share our conversation with you!   Please follow Sam all over the internet @sammaggs and check out all of her amazing projects!   And as always, thank you so much for listening. If you like what we do and want to support our podcast, please leave us a review or consider joining our Patreon VIPs. Special thanks to our editor + music composer Dan Ison and our executive producer for this episode LoganArch.    If you enjoyed this episode, you might also love our other episodes. Click here to check out the archives. Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Before the episode, we have a special shoutout for our newest Patreon supporters: Riley, Jess, Margot, Nicole, Daniele, Natasha, Warpedinside! We've really leveled up our Patreon rewards if you haven't checked them out in a while - to join our latest sponsors (and earn our eternal thanks), head to patreon.com/sartorialgeek.   Our sponsor for this week's episode is Kith and Kin Travels. Dina at Kith and Kin travels is here to take the stress out of your next vacation, especially if you're traveling with kids. Dina specializes in Disney vacations and helping you take care of all the details so you can enjoy your vacation without worrying about anything. Head to Kith and Kin Travels to book your next trip!   This week I'm so excited to introduce you to my artist friend Jesse Corinella. He did the cover of The Sartorial Geek: Issue 003, most of the free coloring book pages offered at Jordandené, and most recently has been co-hosting Sartorial Geek art parties with me! We're calling them Draft! Drink and Draws, and they're exactly what they sound like. Artists of all skill sets (ranging from very skilled to very not skilled, a.k.a. me) can come, hang out, relax with a drink, and draw some fun things. We have a loose theme based on whatever's happening in pop culture, and some of the art turns into weird products we actually list for sale (you're welcome).   One of Jesse's recent projects is so weird and wonderful, lovingly titled Cadavre Exquis. It started as a bit of a whisper-down-the-lane comic book and has morphed into an entire film experience. It was one of the first truly collaborative/community-driven projects I ever saw come to life, and I'm really excited to share what Jesse and his network are working on with you all.   For updates as Cadavre Exquis comes together and to see other fun projects that Jesse is working on, follow along at: @torsoinc and @jessecorinella.   Have a great week and stay nerdy!   Special thanks to our editor + music composer Dan Ison   If you enjoyed this episode, you'll also love our other geeky conversations! Click here to check out the archives. Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a very special episode that we're very excited to finally be able to present to you. For the past few years, we've been hitting the con circuit with a panel called Building Your Own Themyscira (Thank you, Chavon Coleman, for being the brains behind this!). We have a rotating lineup of guests who talk about networking in their niche, building community, and actually supporting each other. We were finally able to record this for real at San Diego Comic Con, and we're so excited to finally share this with you!   Please follow and show love to our amazing panelists:   Jordan Dené Ellis Owner of Jordandené, co-editor of The Sartorial Geek   www.jordandene.com www.sartorialgeek.com   @jordandenenyc @sartorialgeek Robyn Warren Owner of Geek Girl Strong   www.geekgirlstrong.com   @geekgirlstrong Rose Del Vecchio Co-founder of Fan Mail Box and Charmed: Box of Shadows   www.myfanmail.com www.theboxofshadows.com   @fanmailbox @theboxofshadows Che Grayson Writer, filmmaker, and creator of Magic Hour   www.chegrayson.com www.magichourtv.com   @cheinwonderland @magichourtv Jazzlyn Stone Former COO of Bombsheller   www.jazzlynstone.com   @jazzlynstone Taylor Deatherage Owner and designer at LoganArch, convention manager for Chicago TARDIS   www.loganarchchicago.com   @theyseekherthere @loganarchchicago @chicagotardis Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello, Sartorial Geeks! I'm so excited to introduce you all to my friend Che Grayson.    Che is an incredible writer who just finished her masters degree in NYU's film program. She's been a TED resident, wrote for Bitch Planet, and is now working on her latest project: Magic Hour.   Magic Hour is a TV anthology series that features magical and mystifying stories with Queer & POC folks at the center. The show explores identity through the lens of fantasy, science-fiction and horror.    Similar to Black Mirror or The Twilight Zone, each episode will be its own contained story with a beginning, middle and end. The thing that connects all of the episodes together is the occurrence of "magic hour," a time of day when everything looks freaking gorgeous or, in the show's case, a time when parallel dimensions and realities overlap and collide with each other to create remarkable stories that stretch the imagination and shock the senses. When the magic hour begins that's when the real fun starts. Each episode will explore themes like love, belonging, humanity and sacrifice. Stories that will keep you up at night, will make you think, or just creep you the hell out. Tales of robots exploring the gender binary, girls curing addictions, bigots turning into animals and femmes giving birth to celestial beings (to name a few).    Does that sound like everything you've ever wanted? Me, too.    Magic Hour needs our help to happen. There are only a few days left to join their Kickstarter campaign (which also features a few exclusive Jordandené products), so please head to magichourtv.com to pledge before it's too late! Have a great week and stay nerdy!   Special thanks to our editor + music composer Dan Ison   If you enjoyed this episode, you'll also love our other geeky conversations! Click here to check out the archives. Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jordan Ellis is the founder of the popular geek chic brand, Jordandené, as well as co-founder of Sartorial Geek, which is focused on pop culture and girl power! Jordan started her bookish and nerdy girl Etsy store 7 years ago and she's created a community for girls all over the world to obsess over their favorite pop culture mediums and fandom families (something she wished for when she was younger). Listen for some major business inspo! Jordandene: https://jordandene.com/ Sartorial Geek: http://sartorialgeek.com/

This episode is sponsored by LoganArch and Jordandené.   Welcome back, Sartorial Geeks!   This week, we're chatting with Cate Broomhead of the Rebel Legion and Cos & Effect. Cate wears many hats, pun fully intended, and we were lucky enough to hear about a few of them! Seamstress, cosplayer, Broadway wig connoisseur— she's done it all.   Have any questions about how to get involved in cosplay or just interested in the details of the process behind it all? This is the episode for you, and Cate answers all the questions you didn't even know you had.   You can follow Cate and her incredible cosplay on Instagram @starbuck_cosplay and her company @the_cos_n_effect, which will soon open classes to answer even more of your cosplay creation questions!   Thanks again for hanging out with us, and please help us out by subscribing, leaving a review, or checking out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/sartorialgeek.   Stay nerdy! Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is sponsored by Jordandené and Bombsheller. Get 20% your first Bombsheller order with promo code: SARTORIALGEEK at https://shop.bombsheller.com/. Happy September, Sartorial Geeks! This week, we're chatting all things Orphan Black with superfan Miriam Salzman. Not only will our next issue of the magazine feature all things sci-fi and STEAM, but the back to school season is really putting us in the mood for anything science-y. Needless to say, now is the perfect time to binge all five seasons of Orphan Black if you haven't yet. (Even if it's just to distract yourself from the fact that summer's almost over.) Miriam is incredibly passionate about the Orphan Black fandom. She's so passionate, in fact, that she devotes her time to making intricate Orphan Black friendship bracelets and selling them on her Etsy shop, Summer of String. Those same friendship bracelets found their way onto the wrists of the Orphan Black cast and crew and eventually, yes, onto the show itself. Rachel's blue friendship bracelet may have been made by Kira on the show, but in real life, it was made by Miriam! Sound familiar? You may recognize her shop name from an earlier sponsored post on our blog. You can catch Miriam's bracelets on screen in Orphan Black season 5, episodes 7-10. Be sure to keep up with Miriam and Summer of String at https://www.etsy.com/shop/SummerOfString or @summerofstring and #summerofstring on social media. Don't forget that our Kickstarter campaign for issue 003 of the magazine is still live! As of right now, we're more than halfway funded and need your help to reach out goal before September 21st. Check out our campaign and all of our awesome rewards at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jordandene/the-sartorial-geek-sci-fi-and-steam Thanks again for hanging out with us, and please help us out by subscribing, leaving a review, or checking out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/sartorialgeek. Stay nerdy! Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Nerdy Basement is here, September is here, NYCC press passes are here, Super Mega-Fest Comic Con press passes are here, sponsorships are here! EVERYTHING IS HERE!!!! We are back in the basement so join us this week, as we hype about all things nerdy and all the blessings you guys have been able to provide us with your undivided support and attention. We cannot do this without you; so we have found ways to give back to you guys, and we couldn't be happier! Check out the links below: The Sartorial Geek's KickStarter and Jordandené's: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jordandene/the-sartorial-geek-sci-fi-and-steam?ref=user_menu https://jordandene.com GET 25% OFF YOUR FIST MONTH SUBSCRIPTION WITH SCENTBIRD: http://scentbird.7eer.net/c/1285950/216613/3773 GET $5 OFF YOUR FIRST MOVIE WITH ATOM TICKETS: https:////atom-tickets.pxf.io/c/1270583/441154/7390 A huge thank you to all of our sponsors, partners and listeners! Keep up with The Nerdy Basement: https://www.instagram.com/thenerdybasement/ https://twitter.com/nerdy_basement https://www.facebook.com/thenerdybasement/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2lHF3rulYJ186MkSb9PhPw https://www.twitch.tv/thenerdybasementpodcast https://www.patreon.com/thenerdybasement

This episode is sponsored by Jordandené. Hi, Sartorial Geeks! We've got some exciting news for you this week! As most of you already know, in addition to this podcast, we're also a daily blog and quarterly magazine. After successful launches of our first two issues of the magazine, we're excited to announce that we've launched a Kickstarter campaign for issue 3!  In this issue, we're excited to share our love of sci-fi and STEAM with the geek community. Our contributors pulled together some incredible and unique articles that we can't wait for you to enjoy. From the costume choices of the Thirteenth Doctor to a STEAM-focused camp for girls, this issue will have it all!  The Kickstarter will help us fund our third issue of the magazine, but only if we raise the full amount! Not only will The Sartorial Geek Kickstarter help the only geeky lifestyle magazine out there continue, but backers will also receive awesome rewards at any donation amount. Your donations can get you anything from a digital copy of our magazine to exclusive merch from our partner Jordandené!  Follow our journey and become a donor here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jordandene/the-sartorial-geek-sci-fi-and-steam/ Thanks again for hanging out with us, and please help us out by subscribing, leaving a review, or checking out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/sartorialgeek. Stay nerdy! Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is sponsored by Jordandené.   Welcome back, Sartorial Geeks! This week, we sat down to chat with Benita Botello, founder of Book Beau.   Commuters, we've all been here: you have a long train or bus ride ahead of you. All you want is to sit down and get lost in your current read for the next half hour or so, but when you take it out of your bag, the cover is bent, the pages are crushed, and your precious book is ruined. What's a bookworm to do?   Benita sought out to fix this problem when it destroyed one of her prized signed paperbacks. After testing out old iPad cases and countless prototypes, Book Beau was born. Benita told us all about how her business started from a sewing machine on a kitchen table to working with major companies such as Amazon and OwlCrate. The Sartorial Geek team adores Benita, her products, and her inspiring story, and we hope you will, too!   Be sure to check out this amazing business at https://bookbeau.com/. Benita was kind enough to offer our listeners 20% their entire order with the code: sartorialgeek.   You can Book Beau on Instagram @bookbeau, Twitter @bookbeausleeves, and Facebook at facebook.com/bookbeausleeves/.   Thanks again for hanging out with us, and please help us out by subscribing, leaving a review, or checking out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/sartorialgeek.   Stay nerdy! Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jordan Ellis is the founder of The Sartorial Geek podcast, magazine and blog. She is also the owner and operator of Jordandené (jordandene.com), maker of handmade nerdy apparel and home goods. Claire White and Kyle Willoughby were excited to chat with someone involved in so many layers of nerd community. They discuss her first encounter […] The post 73: The Sartorial Geek and Jordandené with Special Guest Jordan Ellis appeared first on Dragons, Sexy Robots & Adventures.

Today on the podcast we welcome our good friend, Jordan Ellis of Jordandené. She is an amazing woman who has a geeky lifestyle brand based in Brooklyn. She sells things that are juts subtly nerdy, from T’s, to tanks, to mugs, to phone cases and more. Jordan also recently started the Satorial Geek, a quarterly magazine and now a podcast all about girl power and promoting that nerd culture. Jordan is so amazing that it’s no wonder that this is our third time having her on the show! We’ll give you an overview of the other episodes Jordan has done with us, in order to give you a bird’s eye view of her business and some of the strategic moves she’s made. In this episode, however, we discuss adding extra aspects to a physical product-based business as a way to contribute to bigger goals that might not be present today. We also discuss the challenges around diversity, representation, and inclusivity in the online space and look to Jordan as a business owner who is really leading the way. We also get her insights on how to stand out in a super tiny product-based niche. There is so much to be learned from Jordan and we hope you enjoy her company as much as we do! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

There's so much to talk about in Black Panther, and I was so excited to chat with Robyn Warren of Geek Girl Strong and Chavon Coleman of Geeky and Creepy.   Since seeing Black Panther together opening night (along with Robyn's mom and Chavon's nephew), we haven't really been able to stop talking about it. There's just so much to say about the story and the characters and the way everything looks, and each viewing makes you notice something new.   We start with the incredible women in this movie. From Okoye to Nakia to Shuri (which Robyn calls the holy trinity), each is inspirational in her own way. They combine strength and wisdom to create a powerful support system for their people. And they look really freaking good while they're doing it.   We also discuss the way Black Panther portrays both African and African-American cultures. It was a pleasant surprise that this comic book movie goes so deep. Even though comics touch on some really deep topics, we haven't seen as much from the movies yet. Until now.   If you haven't seen the movie yet, you really must. And then come talk about it with us! Thanks so much for hanging out with us!   Please subscribe, leave us a review, and check out our Patreon to help us keep these episodes coming.   And hang out with our guests online:   Robyn Warren is the source of power behind Geek Girl Strong. Her main goal in life is to help girls and women realize that they are the super heroines they thought they would only read about. @GeekGirlStrong   Chavon Coleman handles marketing ideas at Jordandené. She's a proud Hufflepuff and expert in all things Marvel. @GeekyAndCreepy Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on the podcast we welcome back one of our BFF’s, Jordan Ellis, of Jordandené. Jordan owns a geek chic apparel company where she sells all the nerdy, girly stuff you could ever imagine – all across the country and the world. Jordan also does live events and sells her products online, making almost half of her annual revenue during the three to four-week holiday season! That’s right, ‘tis the season for sales! So today, we are talking products and how to not miss out on opportunities and stress yourself out when it comes to the crazy holiday season. We discuss everything from the best time to start preparing for the holiday season, lining up your stock, handling Black Friday promotions, roping in assistance and how to get yourself super prepared for this exciting and rewarding time of the year. We want to encourage you to use this episode as your guiding light for the holiday season, whether for this year or next. It’s never too late to get prepared so that you can win in the realm of product. So let’s jump in and get started! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

Today on the podcast, we have Jordan Ellis of Jordandené. Oh my gosh, this girl! She is so awesome. We have known Jordan for what feels like forever, but really it has only been two years. She was the first student ever for both of us, and since then, Jordan has gone on to grow a giant geek-chic business where she sells goods of all different types. She has shirts and aprons and the cutest little kids clothes ever and it just warms our hearts to see how much she has been able to accomplish in just two years, and she shares so much knowledge with us today, all about growing a product-based business online. She talks to us about the changes that her business has made since she first started on Etsy way back in the day, how she is now on Squarespace and how that works for her. She also shares the mission behind her business, how she creates an experience for her customers, a unique way for her to have scarcity in a product-based business, how blogging works for her, and all about hiring your first employee. She goes deep and gives some tips for those who are just getting started in the product world as well as those who are wanting to up-level what they already have. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.