The Wait For It Podcast

This month on Creator Spotlight, we’re joined by Tiffany — better known online as Itsbatsyy — to talk about her journey in content creation and the meaningful community work she’s doing both on and off stream. From building safe spaces for nerd culture to grinding it out on Twitch, Tiffany shares what it really takes to grow a platform while staying authentic and community-focused.
• Her advice for creators outside of Jacksonville on building their own safe, inclusive nerd spaces in their local communities
• Her podcast Tell Us Something Good, where they highlight people’s “glimmers” and “grumps” — the small wins and frustrations from their lives and from what’s happening in the world
• The grind of consistency on Twitch — what it really takes to grow and sustain a community over time
• The impact of GAAM and the importance of creating welcoming spaces for gamers and fans
• Her love of horror films — both classic and modern — and how her fiancé helped turn her into a dedicated Letterboxd cinephile
• Sharing favorite movies together and how that shapes her appreciation for film
• Why we love Pokémon, excitement around the upcoming games, and the other types of games she enjoys playing
Whether you’re a content creator, a horror fan, or someone looking to build community where you live, this conversation is all about passion, persistence, and creating spaces where people feel like they belong.

Find Tiffany here: www.twitch.tv/itsbatsyy // https://www.instagram.com/itsbatsyy_/

Find Tell Us Something Good here: https://campsite.to/tellussomethinggoodpod

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We partnered with Kory from The World Is My Burrito for this interview with Chris Yates, who makes his writing debut with a new project titled 'Marcus Walker: Kingslayer Protocol', a brand new tale that explores the themes of family and self-discovery through explosive manga-inspired action with real consequences!
As the war wages on between Kaijus and Kingslayer Mechs in New Honolulu City, Marcus Walker is forced into hiding under the watchful eye of his authoritative family, determined to protect him. This unexpected turn of events forces Marcus to confront the relentless dangers of his choices head on as the sinister forces dredge up old secrets from his bloodline's past and threaten his future. 
This 48-page comic is an ideal match for fans of Ultraman: Rising, Big Hero 6, and Power Rangers. We invite you into this conversation to explore Chris's creative journey, his collaboration with co-creator Simone Ragazzoni, and the balance between action and character development in this kinetic sci-fi comic!
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Back the Marcus Walker: Kingslayer Protocol project on Kickstarter starting March 4th to help fund printing, fulfillment, and shipping expenses for a Summer 2026 delivery!
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It’s time for another installment of What Did I Miss? — the episode where we catch you up on the biggest entertainment stories you may have missed this month. This month, we’re joined by Brenda and Kat from the Damsels Never Finish podcast, who we had the privilege of joining for an episode earlier this month. Together, we’re diving into the headlines that had everyone talking — and a few that may have flown under your radar.
This month we discussed:
• The upcoming Netflix adaptation of Lights Out and how Netflix continues leaning into live-action book adaptations
• The surprising pitch that Daniel Radcliffe was once approached for a Wizard of Oz remake alongside Emma Watson and Rupert Grint during the height of the Harry Potter film series era
• The continued rise in popularity of Heated Rivalry and how it’s bringing new fans into hockey culture
• Bad Bunny’s halftime show performance and the cultural representation woven throughout
We also briefly went over the discontinuation of mass market paperback books, news that an animated Venom film is in the works, casting updates for the live-action Scooby-Doo, and other pop culture headlines from February.
Missed the discourse? We’ve got you covered.

Find Damsels Never Finished here: https://www.damselsneverfinish.com/

Ep 48: Spicy Little Curses with Special Guests - Wait for it Podcast: https://www.damselsneverfinish.com/1941161/episodes/18656387-ep-48-spicy-little-curses-with-special-guests-wait-for-it-podcast

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Live from the World Equestrian Center, we interview voice actors, cosplayers, vendors, artists, and MORE at this anime convention in Ocala, FL.
0:15 Brandon McInnis
6:45 OddCat Cosplay
9:41 NovaStars AC
12:51 Jonesy Cosplay
15:19 Count Elizabeth
19:08 David Vincent
23:41 Mirai Maid Cafe
25:57 Fall From Grrace Cosplay
28:52 J Michael Tatum
32:38 Kawaii Creations
35:25 Blazing Arts
37:55 Astral Pioneer
41:08 Megan Shipman
47:19 Mayhem Trading Post
50:15 Miss Petite Cosplay
55:06 NomNom Verse
A huge thank you to the event organizers of Brick City Anime Festival and the extraordinarily talented Jack Drain, who allowed us the opportunity to take part in these live interviews. We hope you enjoy this episode and we will see you at next year's event!

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This week on International Feature, we took a trip back to one of the most talked-about holiday rom-coms of all time: Love Actually. Often held up as a seasonal classic, the film has remained a staple of Christmas viewing for years — but for us, revisiting it raised a lot more questions than warm fuzzy feelings. We dug into why the movie’s reputation doesn’t match our experience, and how some of its most celebrated moments have aged… poorly.
• Only really connecting with one or two of the relationship dynamics presented
 • Our genuine disbelief that this is considered a romantic comedy “classic”
 • The blatant fatphobia and the way several characters are mistreated for laughs
 • The uncomfortable and inappropriate dynamic between Keira Knightley and Andrew Lincoln’s character
 • Too many characters, too little depth, and barely enough time spent with any storyline
 • The randomness of certain casting choices — and how Martin Freeman ends up in movies like this
 • Why ensemble rom-coms just don’t work for us when the emotional payoff isn’t there
A holiday staple for some… but for us, this was more frustrating than festive
Letterbox'd Synopsis: Eight very different couples deal with their love lives in various loosely interrelated tales all set during a frantic month before Christmas in London.

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