The Hanson Hour

Come along to hear 3 different Hanson Day 2025 Perspectives. Warning, this episode does contain some baaaad language.

Listen in to todays episode with Ash Greyson, and hear him talk about some of his favourite Hanson memories, like filming 5 of 5, Tulsa Tokyo and The Middle of Nowhere and of course....The Strong Enough to break Doco.

Ash was also a massive part of the early fandom, holding very special places in a lot of hearts- so I know this one means a lot to many of you!

You can keep up with Ash on his instagram at @ashgreyson

Bringing you a surprise special episode today with Adia Johnson- who speaks to her experience staring alongside Penelope Hanson in the "new" (reimagined) Penny and Me video.

You can find Adia and keep up with the other projects she's working on Instagram here: adialatrice.

You can find my Instagram here: thehansonhour_podcast

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How do you seperate the creator from the "product"?

And then how do you invest in a product that doesn't come with definable specifications? For example- if I invest in a pair of jeans that dont match my expectations, or what I was told i would be receiving, I simply return the product.

Dr Eric Wesselmann leads us in an important conversation about fandoms and fanships today.

Eric is a social psychologist and lecturer at the Illinois State University. He brings incredible knowledge into our chat, focusing on what it means to be a fan of something.

You can find Eric on X @EricWesselmann, LinkedIn as Eric Wesselmann and on Instagram as @drericwesselmann. But also, google him, and enjoy his research and articles.

You can find me on Instagram @thehansonhour_podcast

It's just all round fun with Sarah in the house. Listen to Sarah talk about her fav Hanson memories, like climbing in the bands childhood treehouse and getting tackled at an airport by Zac. There's some beautiful takeaways here also- reminders to get back to "youth full " thinking, where you had less boundaries or circumstances holding you back, and to where you could create experiences and craft memories. What dreams are you chasing these days? :)