Podcasts about miss fisher con

We’re going back in time to Miss Fisher Con, where we talked to Greg Walker, composer for Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries and for Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears! We talk music (including some music themed murder plot line ideas), our shared love of Agatha Christie, but sadly no movie spoilers. PLUS, Greg shares … Continue reading "Bonus: Interview with Greg J. Walker"

In case you missed us at Miss Fisher Con, you can still catch the recording of our session right here! In this special episode we finally disclose the results of the listener poll, challenge audience members to Miss Fisher trivia, and interview Lynn Reed, Associate Producer for Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears! NOTE: … Continue reading "Bonus Pod LIVE EPISODE: Miss Fisher Con"

In a truly epic meeting of the microphones, we joined forces with the Miss Fisher Philes podcast and recorded a recap at the end of Miss Fisher Con! Meeting Mary and JoJo was a highlight of Con for us, but there were a bunch of others too! If you weren’t able to join at the … Continue reading "Bonus Pod: Miss Fisher Con"

Miss Fisher Con 2019 was a whirlwind of stunning garments, fascinating panels, catching up with fandom friends, and making new ones. One of the highlights for us this year was getting to meet MacKenzie and...

Listener poll is live (just click the “Poll” link on our homepage)! Whether you’re joining us in July at Miss Fisher Con (and we really hope you are!) or not, we want to hear from YOU! As you know, every episode, we do ratings at the end for best and worst outfit, murder method, sexual … Continue reading "Bonus: Listener Poll!"

We welcome Jennifer Aldrich of The Adventuresses’ Club of the Americas from Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries! Jennifer Aldrich is a wearer of many hats, all of them stylish. She is an author, performer, and event planner. Jennifer is a board member of the Adventuresses' Club of the Americas and the local planning committee chair for the 2019 Miss Fisher Con in San Jose, CA. The Adventuresses’ Club of the Americas (ACotA) is a 501(c)7 nonprofit that seeks to promote and encourage fellowship of the fans of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries through social activities, by providing platforms for discussion, and by producing the annual Miss Fisher Con fan convention. In the true spirit of our heroine, the Honorable Miss Phryne Fisher, the Adventuresses’ Club of the Americas is not an exclusive group of fangirls. We welcome all those who appreciate and celebrate the joy in all things related to this show, its era, and its actors. We embrace each and every one of the thousands of global fans that Miss Fisher has acquired since the books were originally published and the show began. Think of us simply as a chapter of the wider Adventuresses’ Club of the World. For more information about the Adventuresses' Club of the Americas and Miss Fisher Con 2019 in San Jose, please check out our website at https://www.missfishercon.com and become an ACotA member.

Join us for a conversation with Jennifer Aldrich of the Adventuresses’ Club of the Americas about Miss Fisher Con 2019, her travels to Australia to be an extra in the Miss Fisher movie, plus (of course) some of her favorite moments (and outfits) from all of Miss Fisher. We’re EVEN MORE excited for Miss Fisher … Continue reading "BONUS POD: Preview of Miss Fisher Con 2019"

It's been a month since Miss Fisher Con 2018, and we are really missing the Phandom! It was such a delight to be in the company of so many intelligent, capable, and kind people who...

How to cope when your partners buy a house and consider adopting a teenager with little to no input from you. 0:00 Introduction and host chat Under 18? Stop listening now and visit http://www.scarleteen.com 1:00 Host chat Thanks toMiss Fisher Con 2018 for hosting us. You should sign up for next year’s mailing list! Listen to episode 558 to find out more about our sex-positive panel at Miss Fisher Con 2018 and more about the event itself. 2:00 My partners are making life decisions without me A listener wrote in to ask what to do. He is a queer male in a quad. Seven years ago, he and his partner T moved to be in the same city as W and E. They had talked off and on about cohabitation, and recently W and E decided to get a bigger house that would accommodate the four of them. W and E decided on budget and location and showed their final choice to our letter writer and his partner, which left him feeling excluded from the decision-making process. Later on, he asked about some jokes W and E were making, and it turns out they were considering adopting a teenager, which until recently would have been a deal-breaker for him. He shut down and curled into a ball. He wants to confront them, but he fears losing the relationship. It’s helpful not to think of this as a confrontation but instead a transparency session where everyone gets to say what they think and feel in a safe space. Focus on behaviors, not on assumptions about what those behaviors might mean. When you were bothered by your perception that W and E thought that the final home tour would be sufficient, own that you are talking about perceptions instead of actual communication. Own your own sh*t and ask for what you want. You never indicated that you actually told them how and when or even that you wanted to be involved in the home-buying process—it’s your job to ask for that participation in so many words. Assume goodwill all around. If you haven’t specified what you want, it’s best to assume others’ intentions are good. This is a great time to begin the habit of full disclosure. Communicate early and often. State expectations expressly instead of keeping them to yourself. 16:30 Happy Poly Moment Alan writes in about trying poly because his wife wanted to date an old college boyfriend. He found a special friend at a poly event and they spent a lovely weekend together during which he got to meet his metamours and had a fun poly family experience. 18:30 Thank you! Welcome to Tara, Christopher, Katherine, Nicola, Kerry, Elizabeth, Tony, and Heidi as new Poly Weekly Playmates! 19:00 How to make this podcast better Questions? Comments? Feedback? Email polyweekly@gmail.com and attach an audio comment or call the listener comment line at 802-505-POLY. If you want us to teach a class at your event, want us to coach you, or want to appear on the podcast, email lustyguy@polyweekly.com. Friend us on Twitter or Facebook, leave a comment here. Check out Poly Weekly podcasts at polyweekly.libsyn.com. Share this with a friend or write a review on Apple Podcasts!  Our intro and outro music is courtesy of Pacemaker Jane, “Good Suspicions.”

It was an honor and a delight to interview Ruby Rees at Miss Fisher Con 2018. Ruby, who plays Phryne's adopted daughter Jane, proved to be a wealth of information and insight into the show,...

Allison Moon cohosts this episode offering advice to a listener who wants to know when to give up on polyamory that is making everyone unhappy. 0:00 Introduction and host chat Under 18? Stop listening now and visit http://www.scarleteen.com 1:00 Host chat Welcome to today’s cohost, Allison Moon, author of Girl Sex 101 and Bad Dyke. Their new podcast is Artgasm. Allison, Liz Powell, Bianca and I did a fun panel on sex-positivity at Miss Fisher Con 2018! We had such a fantastic time and learned a lot. So grateful for that opportunity, and we learned a lot! You should sign up for next year’s mailing list! And listen to the Miss Fisher Philes podcast if you’re also a fan of the show; their Tumblr is here. 11:00 When to give up on polyamory A listener wrote in to ask when to give up on polyamory. They had been married for 10 years and opened up because they both liked the idea; they read all the books; already made all the mistakes; wrote their user manuals; and they both love the idea. But they have yet to feel compersion and now often go to bed sobbing or angry, and the husband is going through depressive episodes. When do you give up on polyamory? In general, if a relationship structure isn’t making you a happier and healthier version of yourself, it’s OK to go back to one that is If your reason for trying polyamory isn’t extremely compelling, maybe it isn’t right for you—don’t try to force something that feels wrong to you How are you measuring success? Consider measuring success by lessons learned or happiness rather than by ability to “get” a partner or by the absence of jealousy. All the emotions you feel are OK. Quit judging yourself for having emotions and instead use them to increase your self knowledge. Try the And then what Ignore the “sunk costs” fallacy—everything you’ve done so far will make you better at any relationship, so don’t continue only because you feel you’ve invested so much in poly. You’ve invested that in YOU! 25:00 How to make this podcast better Questions? Comments? Feedback? Email polyweekly@gmail.com and attach an audio comment or call the listener comment line at 802-505-POLY. Friend us on Twitter or Facebook, leave a comment here. Check out Poly Weekly podcasts at polyweekly.libsyn.com. Share this with a friend or write a review on Apple Podcasts!  Our intro and outro music is courtesy of Pacemaker Jane, “Good Suspicions.”

We had such a wonderful time at Miss Fisher Con! We wanted to do a recap for those of you who couldn't make it so you had a sense of what it was like—and, honestly,...

We just returned from Miss Fisher Con in Las Vegas where we had the great pleasure to sit down with Travis McMahon (Bert) and Anthony Sharpe (Cec) and talk about the show, their process, various on-set...

Chatting With Sherri welcomes The Adventuresses' Club of the Americas to talk about the first ever Miss Fisher Convention! Bianca McCarthy of The Adventuresses' Club of the Americas will chat about the convention, who the guests are and what they have planned.   The Adventuresses' Club of the Americas's mission is to foster community among the fans of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries that hail from North, Central and South America while also welcoming the global Phandom. Miss Fisher Con is an extension of that mission. Miss Fisher Con (or Convention) is a chance for fans to immerse themselves in Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries. MFMM, as it is affectionately known, has amassed a legion of loyal fans around the world. Whether it's the actors, the fashions, the character of Phryne Fisher, or the charming storytelling, there is something magical about this show and these characters created by Kerry Greenwood. The special guest for the convention is Travis McMahon who plays the gruff but lovable Bert!  The Australian fans have had a number of lovely gatherings in celebration of the costume exhibit, the coloring book, musical events and more. Only a few smaller events have taken place outside of Australia to celebrate aspects of the show but the international fans haven't had a chance to gather together as a larger group to connect in person to celebrate their shared obsession. Miss Fisher Con is that chance!