Outlander fans are feeling everything after 8.07: heartbreak over Fergus, frustration over Faith, and growing anxiety about what kind of story the final season is becoming.
Read MoreOutlander isn’t the only fandom to sometimes turn on itself. But as we enter another #Droughtlander, it’s time to ask if the online Outlander fandom can do better.
Read MoreWondering if you should attend a Scottish Highland Games? Here’s our top 10 list of reasons why you should consider getting your ticket right now!
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It all started with a post on an Outlander Facebook page saying that Diana Gabaldon would be doing a Skype presentation at a local Michigan library “an hour south of Ann Arbor.” Given my proximity to Ann Arbor, I thought I should investigate further. In one quick Google search, I found that she would be…
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Before I tell you anything about Outlander in the City I need you to know two things: I am not a fan girl but I am an introvert with some anxiety issues. I don’t geek out over television/movie stars. That’s just not me. Also, I am a people watcher. I see stories in everything because…
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Outlander theme song singer Raya Yarbrough joins Mary & Blake to explain how “The Skye Boat Song” became Claire’s voice, what it is like working with Bear McCreary, and why her vocals feel like another character in the show. If you have ever wondered who sings the Outlander theme song, the answer is Raya Yarbrough….
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Jamie Fraser is the heart of Outlander, and Sam Heughan’s performance helped turn him into a fandom phenomenon. Here’s why fans still love Jamie — plus the original holiday wish list that captured the obsession.
Read MoreOutlander executive producer Maril Davis joins Mary & Blake to explain how the show found Jamie and Claire, why Diana Gabaldon’s books could not be movies, and what it actually takes to keep a production like Outlander moving. This is the producer interview that explains the machine behind the magic. Ronald D. Moore gives you…
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Outlander showrunner Ronald D. Moore joins Mary & Blake to explain Frank, the Season 1 finale, and why Diana Gabaldon’s book had to become television instead of a movie. The real value of this interview is not simply that Ronald D. Moore came on the podcast, although Blake absolutely geeks out because this is the…
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