Grimey returns to revisit the topic which first brought her to the shores of Shipper City. Listen to a lengthy discussion about smutty fic, the history and origins of Kinktober, and why your humble mayor is not nearly as fun as you might think she is.

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Been an Awful Good Girl by Felicity Joy

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Kink Array by Triangulum

Kinktober 2017 by Zephrbabe

must be the season of the witch by grimeysociety

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Adri returns for her second stay in Shipper City to talk about one of her most favorite books, The Hobbit. Tune in to listen to another one of Emily's 60 Second recaps, a lot of talk about the dreaminess of Richard Armitage, and the necessary discussion of how much Thranduil really just needed a boyfriend. Ya know. Typical Hobbit talk.

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Mia is back to usher in the return to Shipper City from our long summer break. Talking about Yelena Belova (mostly), Only Murders in the Building, The Green Knight, and, for whatever reason, an excessive amount of discussion around bodily fluids. Well. Just the one, really.

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After a weekend of being straight up badgered on the internet, Em decides to revel in the gloriousness that is 2019's Watchmen mini-series on HBO. Fair warning: she's gonna be salty before she's sweet again--those people on Tumblr were like, really mean.

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Who doesn't love opposites attracting? Or enemies to lovers, sharing a wall in neighboring businesses? Or the idea of the fluffy sunshiney one bringing flowers to the grumpy rough-edged one? Or EVEN BETTER reversing it so that sunshine is wielding the tattoo gun and the grumpus keeps finding excuses to bring them flowers? Anyway. We're talking about the tattoo parlor/florist trope today so take your Benadryl, select your flash, and dive in.

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Grimey is back with a mind to talk about a truly underrated gem, ahead of its time and beloved by anyone with a sense of cinematic taste. That's right, we're talking about the 2001 box-office underwhelmer, A Knight's Tale. Starring Heath Ledger (child of god) and a score of other wonderful actors, all of whom came together to give it their all in this little sweetheart of a film. Spoiler alert for Loki and Black Widow as well!

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Marching Off to War by shadesofbrixton: https://archiveofourown.org/works/17406584

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Listen. Some people love Pride & Prejudice and some people don't. And sometimes, those people become best friends and get the chance to talk about their differences of opinion on a podcast and you, Shipper City, get to listen to it. Join Emily as she welcomes Adri to Shipper City for the first time for a rousing debate about Regency romance, Jane Austen, enemies-to-lovers, and even a brief mention of Outlander.

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The Beginnings of the Former Bennets by Skyd: https://archiveofourown.org/works/32204332

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You asked, we're doing it: A second Fleur de Louve episode WITH a guest (welcome back, Mia!) so we can spend all the time talking about this rare and beautiful love between Sarah Wilson and Bucky Barnes. There might also be a brief detour where we talk about enlisting the celebrities who follow us (yes, BOTH of them) to help us write a Broadway musical about this very thing. And maybe a threat against anyone who tries to harm Sarah in any upcoming Marvel properties. Maybe. Probably.

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DC clearly hasn't spent enough time online if they think their little censorship of Batman and Catwoman's sex life is warranted or even remotely in character. But that's all well and good because the entire internet banded together to let them know what exactly makes Batman so heroic where Catwoman is concerned.

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Hollywood Reporter Article: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/batman-oral-sex-catwoman-harley-quinn-1234968296/

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We're talking with Ratchet this week about problematic elements the real world bleeding into fandom and transformative works. Listen in for some talk about separating art from artist, death of the author (our favorite), and the dark, dark tale of Chloe Sullivan's Allison Mack.

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