109 episodes
Strong Female Characters SYFY WIRE
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- Society & Culture
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3.8 • 5 Ratings
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From rebellion leaders to scream queens and everything in-between, women have shaped sci-fi and fantasy since its inception. Each week Fangrrls founder & managing editor Cher Martinetti, contributing editor and author Preeti Chhibber, and associate editor Courtney Enlow celebrate the countless badass women in geek culture through funny, witty, and unfiltered deep dives into the nerdverse.
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SYFY FANGRRLS Presents: Forgotten Women of Genre Season 2
Get excited for Season 2 by listening to one of our favorite episodes from Season 1, Tarpe Mills, and then make sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts to get amazing stories in your feed all month.
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The One With Scream
A look back on the Scream franchise on Scream 3's 20th anniversary.
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The One with Hansel and Gretel
This week on Strong Female Characters, Cher and Courtney breakdown the fairytale tropes in Hansel and Gretel.
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The One With Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Preeti and Courtney get excited about NBC Peacock, Taika Waititi and Geena Davis!
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The One Where We Go Into the Buffyverse
This week, Cher, Preeti, and Courtney discuss what the latest Black Widow trailer means for the future of the MCU, those Oscar snubs, and speculate on Mark Hamill’s “What We Do in the Shadows” role. Then, it’s time for a Buffy celebration with a defense of the Buffy movie. Plus, Courtney and fellow FANGRRL Carly Lane play a rousing game of Battleships.
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Customer Reviews
Never too to be a girl geek (or to love Strong Female Characters)
I'm 63, a sci-fi & fantasy geek since before those were even terms, and I LOVE this podcast although it's def not made for people like me. Love the energy, the buzz the presenters bring, and the proud stroppy feminism.
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