In this episode of Con Job, Ryan, Jeremy, and Dylan are joined by Rich Capobianco from Fan Expo, once again, to get the promoter’s perspective on MegaCon. We discuss what went right, what challenges popped up, and what it really takes to run a show of this scale.

Then we flip the script and get a vendors point of view. We’re joined by world-renowned artist Megan Withey to dive into the vendor-side reality of MegaCon. We get into the new booth setup, performance and the overall vibe of the show.

And yes… we get into it. The FedEx fiasco, you'll want to tune in just to hear that story alone.

If you want the full picture of MegaCon, from the people running it to the people grinding it out on the floor, then this is the episode you’ve been waiting for. Enjoy!!

In this episode of Con Job, Jeremy and Ryan are joined by Eric Melendez from E’s Apparel to break down Emerald City Comic Con, which all three of us attended last weekend. From booth traffic to crowd energy and how the show stacked up overall.

But the con itself wasn’t the only adventure. We also dive into the other interesting chaotic moments, from flight nightmares to the very questionable part of town we ended up staying in. Let’s just say… the stories alone are worth the listen.

It’s part show recap, part survival story, and all the honest behind-the-scenes convention talk you’ve come to expect from Con Job.

Enjoy!!

The dust has barely settled, and we’re already breaking it all down. In this episode of Con Job, Jeremy gives a full boots on the ground recap of Pensacon, which wrapped up last weekend. We talk vendor traffic, buyer behavior, show flow, and the small details that made a big difference.

From there, we shift gears with a few early tidbits on the MegaCon map. What’s catching our attention, what might raise eyebrows, and how layout alone can change the entire vendor experience. If you’ve ever underestimated floor placement, this part might change how you look at big shows.

To close it out, we touch on Emerald City, what we’re watching, and how it fits into the bigger picture as the season ramps up.

If you’re planning shows, budgeting weekends, or just want the honest, unfiltered vendor take on what’s happening right now in the con world, this episode delivers.

In this episode of Con Job, Ryan and Jeremy break down how fan expectations have shifted, why quality and presentation matter more than ever, and what artists and vendors need to change if they want to stay profitable at conventions in 2026 and beyond.

If you sell in Artist Alley, Vendor Hall, or rely on convention income, this episode isn’t about hype it’s about adapting...Adapt of Die....Enjoy!!

MegaCon isn’t just another show it’s one of the biggest weekends of the year for vendors, artists, and fans alike, and in this episode of Con Job, we’re going straight to the top.

Jeremy and Ryan sit down with Rich from Fan Expo for an inside look at all things MegaCon. We talk scale, planning, growth, and what makes this event such a critical stop on the convention calendar. From what vendors should expect on the floor to how MegaCon continues to evolve year after year, this is a rare behind-the-scenes conversation you won’t hear anywhere else.

If MegaCon is on your calendar—or if you’ve ever wondered what it takes to run a con of this magnitude—this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode of Con Job, Ryan breaks down his experience at Fan Expo Portland from crowd energy and sales flow to logistics, booth dynamics, and whether the show lived up to expectations. Meanwhile, Jeremy checks in with a quick but telling report from Savannah Anamazing, sharing key takeaways from the floor and how that show stacked up from a vendor’s point of view.

We talk candidly about what worked, what didn’t, and the little details that make or break a weekend behind the table. Was the traffic worth the travel? Did buyers come ready to spend? And which lessons are already shaping how we approach upcoming shows? Enjoy or else!!

Same weekend. Two different shows. Two very different experiences.

In this episode of Con Job, we’re fresh off the floor and diving deep into Fan Expo New Orleans where Ryan was holding it down and Central Carolina Comic Con, which Jeremy tackled in person.

Was the crowd buying or just browsing? Did the shows deliver on their hype? Which con felt worth the time, travel, and table fee and which raised some serious questions?

If you’re a vendor deciding where to spend your weekends and your money, this episode is required listening.

A new year means new shows, new goals, and new ways to survive (and thrive) on the convention circuit. In this episode of Con Job, we’re breaking down the first-quarter 2025 shows that we’ve got circled on the calendar.

We’re also getting real about our New Year’s resolutions for 2026. From booth strategy and travel logistics to personal sanity and long-term growth, we get down and dirty here.

Whether you’re a vendor planning your next run, an artist mapping out your year, or just love hearing the Holy Triumvirate talk, just hit play and let’s kick off the year with a GANGBANGER.

The calendar’s turning, the crowds are shifting, and the convention world is evolving faster than ever. In this episode of Con Job, we’re breaking out the tarot cards and diving into the trends that defined 2025.

From rising vendor costs and new show formats to fandoms on the rise, shifting spending habits, and the unexpected, we’re pulling back the curtain and calling our shots. Are we heading for a golden age? Are smaller regional shows about to eclipse the big-name cons? We’ve got thoughts…

This week on Con Job, we’re joined by the always-awesome Brittnee Braun as we dive into the glitz, crowds, and quirks of LA Comic Con. From the energy of the show floor to the challenges (and perks) of vending in the City of Angels, we break it all down. Was it smooth sailing under the Hollywood lights, or a production full of plot twists? Tune in for vendor insights, behind-the-scenes laughs, and stories that could only come from LA.