Join us for one last interview starring, well, us! This episode is the closing episode of Fujoshi Weekly where you'll get a bit more insight on the hosts, our experiences during the creation of the podcast, and our takes on the future of fandom. Thank you so much for being a part of our journey. We hope to see you again!

Do you crave your heart being torn apart? Do you love to fear for the characters? Do you love to cry while reading a fic? Then look no further and indulge in this episode where we have a discussion about angst with the Queen of Angst herself, VGC aka Scientifically Sinful!

We dare to play another round of the Shipping Game where we randomize parings in My Hero Academia and see what we come up with to justify them. Find out what we have to deal with this time!

Our guest bagofthumbs is a seasoned podficcer in the Sherlock fandom and she'll share her insights on what it takes to make a podfic, where the difficulties lie, how it works within AO3, etc. It's an underappreciated part of fandom so come and join us as we give the art of podficcing some love!

In this second episode of our little Omegaverse excursion, we talk about the kinkmeme where it all originated. We also dive into the popularity with some AO3 numbers and discussing trends in different fandoms.

This is also the episode where we explain why we personally like it, as well as featuring the opinions and stories of trans people regarding gender and Omegaverse.

Finally, we tip our toes into how this trope spread throughout the world and even outside of fandom.

What even is Omegaverse? In this first episode of our two-parter about this beloved fanfiction trope we’ll talk about the basics and elements that define this world. Where the tropes originate from, the many variations present in A/B/O, but also how we’ve applied them in our own writing and the different ways we saw them written while reading Omegaverse ourselves.

In this episode, we laugh till our ribs hurt with the BKDK romcom writer, Supercrunch! Join us as we threaten to beat Horikoshi in a fistfight and make the Smash comics canon, discuss improving as a writer, our favorite ships, and why we actually hate them, Mutant donut cats, Batman Ninja, gently strangling Ash’s cat and so much more random things!

In this episode, we are joined by two seasoned fanzine mods, Lee and Rose, who will talk us through the process of making a fanzine: What are the different roles in a fanzine mod team, and what are the different stages of the creation of it?

We’ll also dive into the *+*Drama*+*, failures and problems that usually come with zines- why is there so much of it?! How to avoid it, and what are the red flags you should pay attention to in a zine?

After completely ruining fanzines for you, we will talk about the alternatives, and how to make it better.

We have to scream about chapter 322 of the Manga that was just released today.

The moment all of BKDK has been waiting for finally happened and we just need to collectively scream about it.

Unscripted, unplanned, spontaneous. Just AAAAAAAAAAH!

LalaZee is joining us in this first part of our two-part series about Zines. We take a look at the Daddy of Fandom: Star Trek. How the Kirk/Spock slash fanfiction spread through Zines back in the 60s and laid the foundation of modern fandom. Of course, there are some Kirk/Spock goodies, some history of what that fandom was like, its relationship with the creator Gene Roddenberry, and fanfiction-tropes in the old days that are still present today. All possible through the creation and sharing of self-printed fan magazines or “zines” as we call them today.