Acafan Kirsty Worrow discusses Hannibal, Tumblr and the Fannibal community in the latest acavlog from the Squee! Project.
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Acafan Kirsty Worrow discusses Hannibal, Tumblr and the Fannibal community in the latest acavlog from the Squee! Project.
Ep. 2: Dana DeLorenzo of Ash vs Evil Dead
@FangasmSPN and I will be speaking about the #SqueeProject at @ThePCSJ in DC on Friday 3/19 1130-1 pm. Hope you'll join us for a discussion on fandom and how the #SqueeProject has grown from web-series to a convention and filmfest #PopCulture #AcaFandom #womeninfandom #fangrrls
Listen to a free episode of SqueeCast with Christine Killmer of Project FanCare
Celebration of the Fandom Life
February 9th II'll be presenting a Celebration of the Fandom Life at the Framingham MA. library 2-4 pm with friends Chana Odom , Kat Ell and Host Carrie Bazillion Woodsum
Framingham Public Library 49 Lexington Street, Framingham MA https://framinghamlibrary.org
NJ HORROR CON SHOWBOAT ATLANTIC CITY
I’LL BE COVERING THE NJ HORROR CON INTERVIEWING FANS AND GUESTS FOR THE SQUEE PROJECT. Follow me on social media to get all the coverage.
Hansi Oppenheimer is a New York based documentary filmmaker, artistic provocateur and ‘obsessed fan’ of some of the most interesting corners of pop culture.
If you are interested in the entertainment industry or working in it, you should listen to the latest Hollywood AWAC podcast with Host Bill Thill.
Five or six years ago, I was standing in line at Wizard World Philly (as you do), wearing my Supernatural tee shirt (as you do), and another fangirl also waiting in line commented on it. We …
Thanks to my Squee!co-creator Lynn Zubernis for this lovely write up about SqueeCon.