Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa granshaw

Our sponsor for this week's episode is Audible. Audible is perfect for people like me who want to read a lot of stories but know they don't have time to actually sit down and read them. Try it for free for 30 days at audibletrial.com/sartorialgeek.   If you love geeky fashion, GeekFold has everything you need. Lisa Granshaw started GeekFold to make keeping up on the latest nerdy fashion news easier. GeekFold sends out a roundup in their newsletter every Friday that includes truly everything that has happened in geek fashion over the past week. It's the best place to find out about new indie brands, what your favorite geeky companies are doing, and nerdy collabs with brands you would never expect. We highly recommend signing up!   Lisa has been following geeky fashion for years, and we have a great time chatting about how much the industry has changed over the past few years and where we think it's heading. It's really exciting to look at how far this nerd fashion has come so quickly and dream about the amazing things to come.   If you see Lisa at a convention, please stop and say hi! And follow GeekFold and sign up for their newsletter to get the latest news delivered right to your inbox! If you're super into geeky fashion, you should check out GeekFold's herald program!   Thanks again for listening this week - we're so thankful for your support. If you'd like to help our magazine keep going, we would love if you could subscribe to our quarterly issues. We also have a ton of fun and exclusive rewards on Patreon and appreciate any of the non-financial ways you could help us grow (tell a friend, leave a review, share one of our blog posts, follow us online).   Have a great week and 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 news media has had much to say in the past few months about the ways Star Wars fans have responded to this The Last Jedi. Much of this reporting has depicted Star Wars fans in a monolithic terms -- mostly focusing on the response of white male fans, who, as many have noted, dominate media coverage in an age where geek culture has been mainstreamed. Our two guests this week challenge that construction: William Proctor from the World Star Wars Project because he feels that journalists have misrepresented fan objections of the film (often through amplifying the voices of alt.right fans and even white supremacists) and fan-journalist Lisa Granshaw(Syfy Wire, the Daily Dot, Boing Boing, The Huffington Post, Mashable, Salon.com, Star Trek magazine and Star Wars Insider) because the diverse and highly creative work of female Star Wars fans has commanded little media attention. Keep in mind that there are many more kinds of Star Wars fans than we can discuss here -- that's part of the point -- and that the focus on gender in defining fandom can be as misleading as it is sometimes illuminating

"Maneuvers" - Lisa Granshaw, freelance writer, joins Scott to discuss Voyager’s “Maneuvers” (S2E11). Topics include favorite captains (sorry, Archer), least favorite characters (I’m looking at you, Harry Kim), and Seska: awesome or not? Host Scott McNulty with Lisa Granshaw.

Galactic Fashion is a monthly podcast dedicated to Star Wars and geek fashion, hosted by Johnamarie Macias and Teresa Delgado and part of the Jedi News Network. In this episode, Johnamarie and Teresa talk about the latest Star Wars fashion news, including the new jewelry collections from Japan as well as new jewelry pieces from Alex and Ani, Love and Madness, and Kay Jewelers. Johnamarie also interviews freelance writer Lisa Granshaw about her Star Wars crush growing up, her experience at the Geek Girl Con Fashion Show 2015, and much more!

We welcome Ashley Eckstein, the voice of Ahsoka Tano, to the show to talk about Celebration. Inevitably the discussion turns to cupcakes – there will be specialty cupcakes for purchase at the Her Universe booth #934 – and Star Wars merchandise.  After you listen to the episode, check out the preview of the geek chic that will be available at Celebration and online. For Marvel fans, here’s Lisa Granshaw’s article over at Daily Dot that previews the Her Universe/Hot Topic rockabilly-inspired line designed by the SDCC Fashion Show winners Andrew MacLaine and Amy Beth Christenson. (Christenson should be a familiar name for Star Wars Rebels fans.) Tricia Barr, Teresa Delgado, and Sarah Woloski discuss upcoming festivities and appearances at Celebration Anaheim. Fangirls Going Rogue will be appearing at the Podcaster Meet-up Thursday at 6:30 PM in the Hilton Lobby and also the Podcast Stage Saturday at 3:00 PM. Tricia Barr will also be hosting From A Certain Point of View: A Diversity of Opinions in Star Wars on Sunday at 10:30 AM. We are open to any and all opportunities to #fangirlflail at the convention. If you have ideas of where, when, or how to showcase the legions of fangirls and their supporters, drop us an email at fangirlsgoingrogue@gmail.com, tweet it, or share a thought on our Facebook page. Amy Ratcliffe returns to wrap up our Fangirl Flair three-part piece and share her experience getting glitter-bombed by Carrie Fisher. Speaking of flair, check out the selection of amazing Fangirls Going Rogue t-shirts! Cad Bane prevailed as the bounty hunter favorite as chosen by the fans for the character discussion. As always, the discussion isn’t over when the show ends. Drop us a voicemail at 331-213-8657. Fangirls Going Rogue: @FGGoingRogue Tricia: @fangirlcantina Teresa: @icecoldpenguin Sarah: @JediTink Email: fangirlsgoingrogue@gmail.com Facebook: Fangirls Going Rogue Tumblr: fangirlsgoingrogue.tumblr.com Instagram: @FGGoingRogue Voicemail: 331-21 Ewoks or 331-213-9657 Please like Fangirls Going Rogue on iTunes and leave a positive review, and in your review mention how much you enjoy our show.  

  What is Hey There, Career Girl? We all want to know what it's like to be other people, right? What does their life entail, what do their jobs look like and feel like? Hey There, Career Girl, gives you that looking glass into a powerful woman's life. You'll find out about her passions, her mission, her day-to-day, and more. We pick some of the nation's most fascinating women and ask them what makes their career tick! ______________________________________This week, Marcy Twete is talking with Lisa Granshaw, one of Career Girl's own Contributing Writers and the owner of Media Career Consulting. Access the recording below or subscribe to our iTunes channel to see all of our past and future podcasts by clicking here. ______________________________________About Lisa: Lisa is a full-time freelance writer and career counselor based in New York City. After graduating with a B.A. from Tufts University, Lisa was selected for the NBC Page Program (which is even harder to get into than Harvard University!) Once she discovered my passion for digital media, Lisa became a producer and writer for the TODAY Show’s website (TODAY.com). Increasingly drawn to the idea of full-time writing, Lisa left TODAY and started freelancing. Now she writes for national websites including TODAY.com, Parents.com, Vetstreet, Blastr, and the Daily Dot. Her career advice appears bi-monthly on Career Girl Network. Her work has also been syndicated on The Huffington Post, Mashable, Salon, Yahoo!, and MSN Living

  What is Hey There, Career Girl? We all want to know what it's like to be other people, right? What does their life entail, what do their jobs look like and feel like? Hey There, Career Girl, gives you that looking glass into a powerful woman's life. You'll find out about her passions, her mission, her day-to-day, and more. We pick some of the nation's most fascinating women and ask them what makes their career tick! ______________________________________This week, Marcy Twete is talking with Lisa Granshaw, one of Career Girl's own Contributing Writers and the owner of Media Career Consulting. Access the recording below or subscribe to our iTunes channel to see all of our past and future podcasts by clicking here. ______________________________________About Lisa: Lisa is a full-time freelance writer and career counselor based in New York City. After graduating with a B.A. from Tufts University, Lisa was selected for the NBC Page Program (which is even harder to get into than Harvard University!) Once she discovered my passion for digital media, Lisa became a producer and writer for the TODAY Show’s website (TODAY.com). Increasingly drawn to the idea of full-time writing, Lisa left TODAY and started freelancing. Now she writes for national websites including TODAY.com, Parents.com, Vetstreet, Blastr, and the Daily Dot. Her career advice appears bi-monthly on Career Girl Network. Her work has also been syndicated on The Huffington Post, Mashable, Salon, Yahoo!, and MSN Living