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Comments on our Providence Anime Conference and Anime Boston episodes and an update on Doug's AnimeCons TV panel at AnimeNEXT. Get our Apple TV app at animecons.com/apps Leave us your feedback on our voice mail line at (762) ADEQUATE, that's (762) 233-7828.

Doug is hosting an AnimeCons TV Live panel at AnimeNEXT and shares some details of what he has planned.

Learn what was planned for Providence Anime Conference , what went wrong, and learn the legacy of the first 21+ anime convention ten years later.

Looking to compete in a convention's cosplay masquerade? Shiva and Elizabeth have some helpful advice.

Terriermon, a table, and we get "pranked" as we respond to your comments in this latest feedback episode. Get our Apple TV app at animecons.com/apps Leave us your feedback on our voice mail line at (762) ADEQUATE, that's (762) 233-7828.

When you have a great costume, you'll want some great photos. Shiva talks about how to set up a photoshoot with a photographer and what to expect.

If you need to hem a costume and don't want to see a line of stitching at the bottom, try a blind hem stitch. Elizabeth shows you how.

We've got cosplay, Sailor Moon, video gaming, and more in Sketch, Shiva, and Elizabeth's report from Anime Boston , the northeast's largest anime convention.

Svetlana replies to comments left for AnimeCons TV in this edition of our monthly feedback episodes. Get our Apple TV app at animecons.com/apps Leave us your feedback on our voice mail line at (762) ADEQUATE, that's (762) 233-7828.

Selecting the right presser foot for your machine can make sewing a costume a lot easier. Elizabeth shows off her collection of presser feet and explains each one.

Do you think your panel title and description is clever? It may be working against you. Doug offers some suggestions.

The Doctor has regenerated and thousands of Doctor Who fans returned to Gallifrey One to celebrate the series. Patrick and Svet report on the con.

We received a lot of response to some of our recent episodes. Doug sorts through it all in this month's feedback episode. The article mentioned by Erica Friedman can be found on http://okazu.yuricon.com/ . The GoFundMe to support Nerd & Tie can be found at gofund.me/nerdandtie . Get our Apple TV app at animecons.com/apps Watch our Twitch channel Leave us your feedback on our voice mail line at (76...

No con is perfect. Elizabeth shares four things conventions can do to improve and provide a better experience.

Shannon Morse joins us to discuss her experience with infosec and hacker conventions and their efforts to implement a Code of Conduct and why it's something that anime cons, comic cons, and any other fan conventions should also implement. Additional Resources: Conference Code of Conduct Codes of Conduct 101 + FAQ

LumaCon is a small con organized by local libraries in Petaluma, California. Svet shares her experiences of the day.

We catch up on our viewer mail for the last few months and respond to comments and feedback from viewers like you. Get our Apple TV app at animecons.com/apps Watch our Twitch channel Leave us your feedback on our voice mail line at (762) ADEQUATE, that's (762) 233-7828.

Do you have old convention T-shirts or other geeky T-shirts that you're not going to wear anymore but don't want to throw away? Learn to make wall art, pillows, or quilts out of them. Elizabeth shows you how.

If you're teaming up with other people to run a panel, Doug has some advice on how to coordinate.

We rank the largest North American anime conventions by size and see which ones have grown and which have lost attendees in our annual look at the largest anime cons in the United States and Canada for the past year. Read our Largest North American Anime Conventions of 2017 article on AnimeCons.com.

In our last episode of 2017, the hosts assemble to discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of 2017.

It's time to review our 2017 convention predictions and make new ones for 2018.

We've compiled our con reports, bloopers, and other special moments into one episode that tells the tale of our con experiences for 2017.

The first Anime NYC was held in New York City (obviously) and Doug was there to kick it off with their first panel and check out all the Gundam Thunderbolt goodness.

Is there another little cosplayer on the way? Shiva returns to share her experiences cosplaying while pregnant.