Furry News Network

By: Trashville

May 2011

Hello furries! For the very first Fursuit Builder of the Month, I caught up with Clarissa St. Clair of Adorable Foxie and asked some questions about her business. This article is the first of many “Fursuit Builder of the Month” pieces that I plan to do.

First provide a brief description of your history in the furry fandom.

Like most members of the furry fandom, I’ve always enjoyed ‘animal stories’ and cartoons, but I never knew there was a community out there just for all that! I first got involved with the furry fandom in the mid-90′s, when a friend introduced me to the Redwall book series. I loved them, and I wanted more! I joined Redwall-based role-playing groups (on AOL, and Redwall MUCK), and my friends and I would illustrate our role playing sessions. This led to our posting them on furry-related art sites, where we met other people that also made up characters and stories. Eventually it progressed to local furry get-togethers and attending conventions. At my first convention, Anthrocon 2002, I fell in love with all of the costumes and just had to start making my own!

When did you build your first costume and what was it?

My mom and I have always worked together to come up with fun costumes for Halloween, so I am no stranger to costume-building. As far as my first fursuit goes, it was a black fox named “Blackout” – creative, I know. I built the costume over the course of 2002-2003, and I had her ready to go for Anthrocon 2003!

How many fursuits have you been paid to build in total?

To date, I’ve been commissioned for about twelve or thirteen, with a couple of those still currently in the works. In addition to that, I’ve also sold all personal costumes I’ve made except for two, bringing the total of costumes sold up to eighteen. I didn’t take on any commissions until about 2008, which is when I began to dabble in building a costume for a local friend, to be able to tweak it and make fixes as necessary before taking commissions full-time.

What is your construction method of choice for for head building and why?

My method of choice is an all-foam construction, with a balaclava (head-sock) liner. To me, this is the most comfortable method to use, and it looks well-finished. I started out building my first few costumes with plastic mesh or even on a bike helmet, but these heads seemed to take too long, risked damage to the costume (because mesh doesn’t bounce back, while foam does) or to the wearer (yay pokey bits!) but in the end, foam seemed the way to go for me. In my opinion, this method of construction allows me to work the quickest without sacrificing quality, comfort or detail.

What is your average price range?

Currently, my prices range from about $350-$500 for a head, $500-$800 for a partial, and $950-$1200 for a full suit, including the cost of shipping. The final price all depends on many things, like character markings, and finishing details like claws or paw pads, etc. My prices are currently a little on the low side as I build up my commission portfolio, so they are subject to change in the future.

Who was your character favorite to build?

I would have to say, it’s a toss-up. I really love how Kenai Kitty came out, he’s a serval with a TON of hand-sewn markings. The detail came out great! It took me about two months, working full time start-to-finish to put it all together, but the results were worth it. My other favorite character was Kiera Dracorex; her owner provided some fantastic reference to work from, and the color scheme was unique and fun.
In all honesty, though, each new costume I build tends to come out on top as being “my new favorite,” because I am able to watch my skills as a builder progress, and each one comes out better than the last in some way!

What makes you unique as a builder and why should people choose you?

Since I am still trying to find my groove for doing this work full-time, I put 100% of my focus on the current project at hand, and nothing else, so each full costume gets my undivided attention while I am working on it. I don’t crank out multiple costumes at a time, assembly-line style. I also tend to share photos of my works in progress on my Facebook and Twitter pages, and listen to feedback provided by not only the customer, but also people that watch my progress on social media sites, or even my friends and my husband when I’ll ask them, “What can I change?” I highly value the feedback of people that have already purchased work from me, change things that they recommend changing, and constantly work to better myself as a costume builder.
So, while some costumes may take a little more time to be made, rest assured that I am doing my absolute best to provide you with a top-notch product in the end. If there are changes or adjustments that need to be made after delivery, I’m more than willing to work with the customer to be able to ensure their costume comes out on top as far as aesthetics, comfort, and durability are concerned. I’d much rather provide a well-made costume that will last for years to come, than to cut corners just to meet a deadline. I still have some of my early costumes from 2005-2006 running around out there, going strong, and that durability is something I strive for with each new costume I make.

And here’s her site:

http://www.adorablefoxie.com/

Thank you for reading and I will appreciate suggestions for June!

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Though it is a month later than normal, Further Confusion will be opening Dealer Table Sales on Sunday May 1st. We deeply apologize for the delay and any inconveniences it may cause.

Table prices are $ 120 for a Full table with one Convention Membership, or $ 75 for a Half table with one Convention Membership, same as last year.

Second tables will be offered to 5 persons that purchase Full tables and indicate on their forms that they wish to be contacted about second tables. If offered a second table, that second table will cost an additional $130 and come with one additional Convention Membership.

Applications this year will be done 90% online. You will be sending in a form that the system will direct you to print out at the end of the application process. This form will be in PDF format. So make sure your browser can handle PDFs, and that you can either print directly, or can save the PDF out to print later. You can test your browser for this capability by trying to read the Dealer Room Rules found on this page. If you can read and print (or save them for later printing) them, then you will be able to do the same at the end of the application process.

Please visit http://www.furtherconfusion.org/fc2012/dealers/ starting at 12:00am May 1st, where the link to the online application system will be available, as well as other important information.

 

Find the full article here: flayrah – furry food for thought

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Twin Cities’ KARE-11 follows Minnesota furs Julie Bowman and Timothy Fay to ConFurence 8 in this generally upbeat news segment from 1997. [bearetic/furry reddit]

See more: Videos of the convention by FurriesInMotion.

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The Kentucky Anthropomorphic Society will host its fourth “Menagerie” event on Friday May 20.

This 21+ event provides food, drinks, a place to crash (bedding will need to be brought), and a community atmosphere for $10 at the door (BYOB).

The Administrators of the Kentucky Furry Community have worked hard to attain a very large meeting space for Furries in or around Kentucky (or those willing to travel the distance), to use during our allotted time: Building Five, 640 Mix Ave. Louisville, Kentucky, 40208.

If you would be interested in seeing events scheduled for this event, please check out the Menagerie page above, which contains more information about events which are currently planned. If you are interested in running an event, or contributing, please create an account and join in on the discussion on our forums!

Register here: KYFurs Event Registration

• This event will be 21+. PLEASE REMEMBER YOUR ID!!
(acceptable ID list)
• $10.00 at the door gets you: - An overnight pass
- Free food provided by the KYFurs Management
(typically pizza and soda)
- Free snacks provided by the KYFurs Community
- Access to all the music games, and merry making! • What you may want to bring: - If you plan to stay the night, Bring your Sleeping Supplies (Pillow, Sleeping Bag, Foam matress, etc)
- Bring your Pajamas! Pajama Party!
- Art Supplies, Video Game Consoles, Small Televisions, or Games to Share with others!
- Bring your own FOOD and other things to share with everyone (Much of the free food is provided by attendees for attendees)

 

First Floor Room Descriptions
(Usages subject to change)
Programming Schedule Floor space Map 1. Greeting Room
For entry and check-in. Side room often used as an unloading zone 2. Room A
Small games held here, and often the “morning after review” session for comments and suggestions of how the event went. 3. Room B(Dressing room)
Early in the evening this is a dressing room used for fursuiters. Later, it has been used as a sleeping room in the past. 4. Room C(Dressing room / Drunk Tank)
This has been designated as the “Drunk Tank” for 21+ events. Any inebriated person who needs to sit out on the party for awhile will have this room available to them. This room has a glass door making its interior viewable from the kitchen, and from the bartender. For other events, it functions the same as Room B. 5. Kitchen
Free sodas and water are located in the fridge here, and your perishables can go in the fridge as well. This is the location of drink dispensing for 21+ events, the bartender can be found here. 6. Dance Floor
A section for the DJ is located in the back, and the dance floor has built in lights and sound! 7. Main Hall
Nerf battles! A projector faces the front wall of the building as well, and movies can be watched here. We also set the food out on the counter for consumption through-out the night. Second Floor Room Descriptions
(Usages subject to change)
Programming Schedule Floor space Map 1. Room D Most often used for Artistic programming – artists alley, drawing, sculpture, life drawing, etc. 2. Room E The gaming room. Magic tournaments, card games, video games (a TV is available, just bring your own consoles!), board games are held here. 3. Room F (Sleeping room) Typically people drop off all their stuff here upon arrival early in the evening. It functions as storage and sleeping. Mattresses are available for sleeping, although there is of course a limited number! Bring lots of bedding just in case! 4. Upstairs Kitchen (Smoking Allowed) A smaller room sectioned off from the rest of the facility by two consecutive doors, it allows smokers to have a place to get their fix. At this time, smoking is NOT allowed outside the doors of the facility to keep down the noise level for the residents of the surrounding neighborhood. 5. Upstairs Balcony Great for watching those milling around the main room below and for precision shooting from above during Nerf Battles!!

 

 

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News:

• Furries An Inside Story on Youtube

https://web.archive.org/web/www.furrynewsnetwork.com/2011/04/furries-youtube/

• 23,000 Bunnies Dead in Easter Sunday Massacre

https://web.archive.org/web/www.furrynewsnetwork.com/2011/04/23000-bunnies-dead-easter-sunday-massacre/

• Alexis Dunbar, Florida Woman, Finds 7-Foot Alligator In Her Bathroom

https://web.archive.org/web/www.furrynewsnetwork.com/2011/04/alexis-dunbar-florida-woman-finds-7-foot-alligator-bathroom-video/

• Encyclopedia Dramatica Is Gone — Why This Isn’t Good

https://web.archive.org/web/www.furrynewsnetwork.com/2011/04/encyclopedia-dramatica-good-2/

WikiFur article of the week:

• “Furgonomics”

 

Topics Discussed (copied directly from Google Moderator):

• “How do you think that Furry and being furry affects one’s creativity in writing, music, art, etc.? How has it affected you all individually?” (Inkfox)
• “Finding furry. What’s the most common way? What about the fandom is the first attractive thing that makes people look into it more and do research so they can discover it?”(Paradox)
• “Why are people still trying to obfuscate the truth of furry porn? Everyone knows you click the red banner pics on FA, role playing for us is nearly all sexual, and our culture will always be associated with free love/ open relationships and sex. (Rayes)
• “If you’d never discovered the culture that is the furry fandom, do you believe that you would still act in a furry/animalistic way even though there was no-one to compare with? What other culture/belief would you turn to to express yourself instead?” (Jak Shim)

 

Emails (Sender – Subject):

• Spaddez – “Lucid Dreams”
• Cobalt Sieg – “Greetings!”
• Annu/Erin – “Heeeelp”
• Rain Huskers – “Changes AND Questions I NEED answered”
• Toxic Paw – “Fursuit”
• Anonymous – “Help for a confused leopard”
• Landon Ookami – Fayl-roe and Slow Shifts
• Isaiah – “Phantom Shift Help”
• Reign – “Rawr”
• H.Ramea – “It’s not a follow up… Yet.”

Find the full article here: FurCast

The contents of this Podcast may have adult language and adult themes. The content is not produced by Furry News Network, but is posted for your convenience.

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05/01/2011
By: The Iron Weasel

This is my counter argument to Curt Pherson’s article on the destruction of ED. I will attempt to counter each point he makes and make several of my own.

As you know the infamous website Encyclopedia Dramatica closed. Now, whether or not it was created in good faith or not is another matter that I will not address here. I am simply here to talk about what it became. And quite frankly by the end, furry article or not, it was a bastion for hate. Many of the various pages on the site contained hateful images and vocabulary. Just because it was an open site in which users could post information on Internet culture didn’t mean they did it correctly. They simply let whatever the first person who made a page say whatever they wanted no matter how hateful.

Now as for the “accountability” it provided. Simply put all it did was single out several furries, and delved WAY too deep into there personal information. And then simply said we were all the same creepy pervert living in our basement watching yiff all day. Just because something doesn’t pick a side doesn’t mean it is right, ED was notorious for being factually inaccurate, and never using any evidence to back it up. As much as I support open communication and repositories of culture, it needs to be done in a way that presents factual evidence instead of spreading biases and inciting people. know your meme is a great example in which it doesn’t take sides or attack anyone and provides factual evidence and information.

In terms of teaching people lessons, like I said above, what ED did was attack specific people, most of the time making things up, and then saying whatever they wanted to say about that one person, they simply applied it to all of us.

Finally, saying ED wasn’t fake is a huge stretch. By definition it was a loosely monitored wiki in which anyone could say what they wanted. All it was doing was encouraging people to spread their hate, should we really be doing that?

Now for my points. Yesterday I changed the OhInternet, the replacement ED, article on furries to this:

A furry is a fan of anthropomorphic animals. Anthropomorphic means exhibiting human characteristics. The furry fandom extends to many areas, including art, prose, and the Internet. Some furries also wear fursuits, and studies show about 2% have sex in their fursuits. One main reasons this is not practiced very much is because of the heat of a fursuit. Furdom is sometimes used as a collective noun, e.g.: “All of furdom loves Uncle Kage.”

No matter how one looks at them, to say that they aren’t bizarre is quite a stretch. It is not uncommon for non-furry viewers to accidentally stumble upon pornographic furry art, and be disturbed.

Now as some of you readers may see, this article has been “corrected.” How did I do this? I have replaced the blatant biases with facts. I am a furry. But I will not deny that there are negative aspects to the fandom. There are bestialists in the fandom, but that does not make all of us the same. Nor are we bound together by some perverted urge. We are a group of people who connect because of our common interests. Calling us all perverts is no different then using any other stereotypes used on races, genders, religions, sexual orientation or anything else. It is a part of our identity. A part of who we are. Now I would bet good money that this post will only stay up for a few seconds, why? Because the people who run this site are afraid of facts, they spread bias, without giving too many substantial facts. Did you know that Anthrocon alone brings in about 1 million dollars every year to the Pittsburgh economy? Or that our fandom is a high contributor to many animal charities? So I dare you, take me down. Ban my account here, I want you to. Because every time you brush us off we only become stronger the next time. As a great man once said, “First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win.” So, ignore me, and ridicule me, a at that point I’m already halfway there.

Five minutes later I was banned and the article was changed back. I messaged the admin who banned me, Killhamster, thanking him for doing what I asked, his reply?
Lol you are a furry.

Yes, I am and very, very proud of it.

[Editors note: In verifying this, we checked the edit history of the article. Hipcrime (article creator) and Sherrod (Site owner) have kept the article very neutral in its views.  It appears that not all of OhInternet's editors are in agreement on the neutral tone that the articles need to maintain OhInternet as a real resource vs what Encyclopedia Dramatica became.]

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A team of specialists has arrived at subantarctic Macquarie Island, roughly halfway between Australia and Antarctica, to begin a vital operation: killing every mouse, rat, and rabbit on the island.

Islands and non-native rodents are not a good mix. One Alaska isle is even called Rat Island because of the prevalence of Rattus norvegicus on its rocky slopes – and, as a consequence, the near-absence of seabirds, whose eggs and chicks the rats eat. At the other end of the Earth, on Gough Island in the South Atlantic, albatross chicks are literally being eaten alive by house mice.

The concerns are similar on Macquarie, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is home to albatrosses, penguins and petrels; but here an additional problem is caused by rabbits, which penguin-hunters in the 1870s introduced to the island as an alternate food source, and which have exploded in numbers over the last 15 years, eating native grasses, destroying vegetation, damaging nesting areas, and causing soil erosion.

BLOG: Angkor: How can a UNESCO site keep tourist temple raiders in check?

Last year’s attempt at eradication was aborted due to bad weather; however, the limited effort still succeeded to keep rabbits away from some areas, and allow native vegetation to grow back.

Find the full article here: furryne.ws | Published News

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A reckless gang of animal friends find themselves in a lot of trouble, riding across the desert chased by a gang of giant chickens.

This animated short film came out of the Cartoon Network Development Studio Europe, based in London and they would love to get your feedback on this never-before-seen short. Do you think it has the potential to become a series on Cartoon Network? Be sure to comment on their YouTube page.

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Author: Istanbul

This episode is all about cheap robots, and gypsy werewolves, and Wal-Mart! Except that it’s not about any of those things. Instead, this one is composed of follow-up e-mails!

We’re back from our two-week hiatus (due to a botched recording, then the moving of Fuzzy Logic HQ), and we’ll discuss creepy furs, awkwardness stemming from different social groups, manipulative creeps, and a mother who has officially Gone Too Far!

Don’t forget, e-mails go to [email protected] – we’re here to help you with any issues you may be having, offer advice, or generally discuss things between purple, squeaks, and fluffy!

Episode 4 – Cheap Robot Gypsy Werewolves from Wal-Mart

Find the full article here: Fuzzy Logic Pod Cast

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With a move to a new hotel and a fresh web design, Antheria announces they are open for registration.  The convention will be September 30 – October 2, 2011 in Redondo Beach, California.  The convention is moving to the Crowne Plazza Redondo Beach.

 

Antheria is chaired by 2 Gryphon and Jibba Foxcoon.  Their announced Guest of Honor is comic artist Mike Kazaleh.

The event will feature events and panels and dances at the hotel, as well as events on the boardwalk.  They are offering one non-attending membership and 3 levels of attending membership.  ”Citizen” registration is $35 till June 1 and $40 there after.  ”Scribe” membership offers a special dinner included in the package and is $60 till June 1 and $65 there after.  Their top membership package is their “Pharaoh” package includes all the perks in the “Scribe” package as well as a special yacht trip and onboard meal for the Pharaoh members.  Pharaoh membership is $100.

Membership for minors and single day memberships are available.

For complete information, be sure to check out their web site and follow them on twitter!

Antheria on the Web

@Antheria on Twitter

 

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This week on KnotCast, its Savrin and Rekkie with a token female! Fuzz and Shiva have both fallen ill, so its a different sort of dynamic this week. It’s open topic, so we’re all over the map on emails, and we even sneak in a segment on vidyagaems at the very end. Fuzz wasn’t here to stop us, hahahaahahahaa. Rekkie was on hand to keep Savrin from talking ponies too much though. Aw.

This weeks music is ‘Hogtied’ by Brandon Strader and Rexy

Use our coupon code ‘knot’ at AdamEve.com for a great deal.

Episode 138 – Poptart Cats (AAC; 28.3 MB)
Episode 138 – Poptart Cats (MP3; 67.7 MB)

Find the full article here: KnotCast News

The contents of this Podcast may have adult language and adult themes. The content is not produced by Furry News Network, but is posted for your convenience.

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Hide your fursuits and your furry porn.  TLC’s “My Strange Addiction” is coming back for a second season this summer, and they are casting!

The first season of the series told the stories of two dozen people and how their addictions were affecting their lives, work and relationships. While some people might turn to drugs or alcohol to deal with the stresses of everyday life, these addicts found comfort by eating toilet paper, sleeping with a running blow dryer or wearing a fursuit. Each addict received counseling for their addiction and learned how they could stop. From their press release:

“Many people who suffer from strange addictions have told us that they don’t know how to quit,” said Jason Bolicki, 20 West’s Director of Development and the show’s Executive Producer. “There’s no specific 12-step program to stop eating laundry detergent, so we try to help these individuals find new roads to recovery.”

Be warned.  As we learned from Lauren Adkins:

“They totally twisted everything, I can just tell by the preview. I told them I only go out maybe once a month if that. I never bring it [her fursuit] out around people that aren’t furs, and I never once brought it to a gathering or social event. Yet they say I can’t stand to be without it for one minute.”

If you or someone you know is battling an unusual addiction or behavior and would be interested in appearing on the show, please send a short description of your addiction and the impact it has on your daily life to: [email protected] Please include your name, age, city of residence, a current photo and a phone number or email where you can be reached for further questions.

You can find all of the programs TLC is casting for on their website.

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North Stafford, Va. –– Perhaps he was thirsty, or it was because he never got enough calcium as a child, or maybe he had a thing for dressing like a farm animal.

Whatever the reason Stafford sheriff’s authorities say a man donned a cow costume and not walked, but crawled into a Walmart store on Garrisonville Road (Va. 610) in North Stafford at 10:35 p.m. Tuesday.

Authorities say he found a shopping cart and then pushed it to the milk isle.

Now on two feet, security guards inside the store say the upright cow was caught on video tape placing 26 gallons of milk –– about $92 worth of the moo-cow juice –– into a the shopping cart, and then rolled it out of the store.

A manager called 911 to report the larceny.

Read more at Potomac Local

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Domestic dogs, cats, hamsters or budgerigars should be rebranded as “companion animals” while owners should be known as “human carers”, they insist.

Even terms such as wildlife are dismissed as insulting to the animals concerned – who should instead be known as “free-living”, the academics including an Oxford professor suggest.

The call comes from the editors of then Journal of Animal Ethics, a new academic publication devoted to the issue.

It is edited by the Revd Professor Andrew Linzey, a theologian and director of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics, who once received an honorary degree from the Archbishop of Canterbury for his work promoting the rights of “God’s sentient creatures”.  In its first editorial, the journal – jointly published by Prof Linzey’s centre and the University of Illinois in the US – condemns the use of terms such as ”critters” and “beasts”.

Read more at Telegraph.co.uk

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In this Easter episode we discuss the My Little pony craze taking over the internet, Jeneara gives us a run-down of the recent FurDu convention in Queensland, and artistic bacon “Do you have it in you?”. Also, anthro bunny chocolates….everywhere, after all it is Easter.

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Find the full article here: ACTfur On Air

This podcast may contain coarse language and adult themes. It is being provided as a service and is not the property of Furry News Network

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Allright, I admit it. I’m a sucker for any modern day use of Bugs Bunny and the Looney Tunes characters. Here’s Bugs and Daffy at the White House yesterday. No birth certificates required…

Vote on this feature here: furryne.ws | Published News

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Digg-style furry social news site furryne.ws marked this week’s transition to its new home with a major user interface refresh.

The site – now using the latest version of Pligg, and a strangely familiar theme – was updated by its new host, Bad Karma Networks, better known for adult community Yiffy International and furry imageboard Ychan.

Find the full article here: flayrah – furry food for thought

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In other news, the GID is up today after some comments on a porn website, bumped the already over exaggerated thumbnail to the top of the list, causing a massive Gideon tag surge. Investors still continue for their goals, hopefully not over 5 feet for this month.

News:

• Self Professed Furry Charged Xbox Live Child Abuse

https://web.archive.org/web/www.furrynewsnetwork.com/2011/04/self-professed-furry-charged-xbox-live-child-abuse/

• Terror In Our Schools: School Mascot Fails Way Into Assembly

https://web.archive.org/web/www.furrynewsnetwork.com/2011/04/terror-schools-mascot-fai/

• Why Furries Are The Happiest People On Earth

https://web.archive.org/web/www.furrynewsnetwork.com/2011/04/furries-happiest-people-earth/

• Teddy Bears Soften Pain of Social Exclusion

http://www.miller-mccune.com/culture-society/teddy-bears-soften-pain-of-social-exclusion-30208/

 

WikiFur article of the week:

• “Scalies”

 

Topics Discussed (copied directly from Google Moderator):

• “Why do so many furs seem to feel compelled to “come out” about being furry? (This is based on the sheer number of emails relating to that topic that FurCast receives)” (Chance)
• “Hello, I am planning on being a band director. Can the furry lifestyle/culture harmful one who wishes to be a HS/College teacher, I would not want a school administrator seeing me bounce around in a fursuit at a meet and fire me because of it.” (Bassoonwolf)
• “What was your first FurCon like? Include hotel conditions, people stayed with, and what not. Question thought up by Wolfie in the chatroom Shout out to all Buffalo furries!” (JontheFox)
• “What are the pros and cons to living in a real life wolf pack?” (Meep)

 

Emails (Sender – Subject):

• Pynk Lavender the Alaskan Malamute – “The friendly pink Alaskan malamute returns to Furcast for answers…”
• Puzzle the Cheetah – “My Balls – They are broken…”
• Killer The Orca – “New furry”
• Mike – “What should I call this?”
• Ani – “Crap, I can’t think of a catchy title….”
• Tidbits – “The Furry nation”
• Nick – “you can’t spell class without ass”
• Leon J Felon – “to thank you for the pages you’ve added to my book of life”
• Tyler – “Pockets Full of The “Fuck That” Coin”
• Blueblaze the wolfdragon – “A question shoutout and a lovely ending”
• Alex F. Vance – “Bad Dog Book Club Podcast”
• Anonymous – “All goes well :3″
• Firehawk – “day 100…to furcast”
• Your friendly Midwestern raccopard – “Hugs band a thank you”
• Nekochen – “Yay ^^”
• Leon J Fellon – “(no subject)”
• Landon Ookami – “How Landon Ookami fell into furry”
• Killer – “A little help”
• Gregory – “update.”
• Brian – “thank u so much”
• Alex Bogart – “Music. Sex and Stuff.”

Find the full article here: FurCast

The contents of this Podcast may have adult language and adult themes. The content is not produced by Furry News Network, but is posted for your convenience.

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Author: AppleCider

I’m always willing to offer a helping hoof to any on the community and especially ones that are in the same realm as Bronyville. Equestria Daily ran a news article a few days back about the Diamond Dogs Podcast. Going to give those guys the customary first listen and the ED patrions seem to agree that the second episode is better. Here’s to hoping the same for us.

Oh, and DD guys. We’re the Big Macintosh to your Applejack. We did post several days before you. Just sayin’.

Diamond Dogs Podcast

[NOTE FROM FNN: This Podcast does not seem to be available through RSS. You can find a link to their SoundCloud page below along with the SoundCloud Player]

The Diamond Dogs Podcast #1 by The Diamond Dogs

The Diamond Dogs Podcast #2 by The Diamond Dogs

Find the full article here: BronyShow

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The BBC is offering viewers the chance to get behind the set of animal puppet sitcom Mongrels.

Limited numbers of tickets are available for tours and previews on 13th, 20th and 27th May. A random draw for the tickets will take place between now and midday on 9th May.

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