I Ship It

You ever pour your heart and soul into a fandom for years and years and years only to have the creators totally blow it in the final inning? (The ENDGAME, if you will. We will, don't worry.) Yeah, friend, we've all been there. Gather round ye olde podcast for a deep-dive into why we fix-it-fic, what your hostess thinks makes for a good story, and what the actual eff was going on with endings in 2019.

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Cover image by our silent, smart (and don't forget sexy) producer, Jeremy Jeziorski. Prints of many of his photos are available over at the print store.

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Fair warning: your hostess with the mostest is not a Star Wars fan. She is, however, the most basic of all humans and has joined the rest of the world in caring deeply for Baby Yoda. Who is surprised? Absolutely no one.

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Did you ever wonder why some fanfics start with a disclaimer stating how they don't own any of the characters and storylines they're writing about? Well, if you don't know, consider yourself lucky to have not lived through some of the darkest days of fanfic history. And sit down for a tale of terror and read some fic that was once considered forbidden fruit.

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Coffee Shop AU:

Signature Blend by Burnadette_dpdl, Rebness

College/University AU:

Interview with the Frat Boy by the_corinthian

There was no sacred place by firstaudrina

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Where else but the internet can you find myriad transformative works about the quasi-incestuous relationship of two characters in a Folgers commercial from 2009? As a special holiday treat, Emily takes a sip of the Folgerscest fandom and shares her findings with all of you. You're welcome, by the way.

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Emily announces her intention to go down with yet another ship this week. The good ship Peggysous. That's right, we're talking about the absolutely one-hundred-percent canon delight that is the relationship between Peggy Carter and Daniel Sousa as shown to us in two delicious seasons of Agent Carter.

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Joined by one of her absolute best friends in the world, Emily basically giggles her way through her own personal history and love of the 1992 critical flop, Newsies. Listen to how those pelvic thrusting newsboys brought your host her best friend and some of her favorite memories. Also, if you don't know when The Berlin Wall came down, this is also the episode for you.

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As December blows in cold and icy, Em takes you on a little spin through what she's been into lately, what she's been reading, watching, and that thing AO3 can give us that nothing else can.

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We're going to wrap up our November with some gratitude, some attitude, and some serious familiar shipping. Em poses a fun new challenge for four specific people in 2020 and offers up two tasty Shieldshock fics to pass around the table with the sweet potatoes and stuffing this Thanskgiving.

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For never was there a tale of more woe than that of the MCU completely disregarding the immense history and chemistry and tangled love of Bucky Barnes and Natasha Romanov. Take another break from working on your NaNo and listen to some truly justified ranting about two characters who deserved better.

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What came first: the Ship Wars or the Armada? Did we treat Harry Potter ships with such severity because we shackled ourselves to the idea of legitmate naval war vessels? Or did we declare our ships legitimate warcraft BECAUSE we took our ships so seriously? This and other questions are explored while Emily tries to rouse support from herself for her own NaNo project and tries to remember why she participates in this madness every year.

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