#21: 'The Same Mess Everywhere,' with guest Lindsay Eyth

Cher and James sit down with Lindsay Eyth, of Eythink. They discuss her surprise Etsy shop success, her graphic design beginnings, and the transition into being her real self online and in real life. Sponsors Iron Galaxy: Scream like a school kid with Capsule Force, an intergalactic-retro-anime multiplayer game now available on PS4 and Steam! Thanks to the Chicago Podcast Cooperative for hooking up this week’s sponsor! You can also donate at openended.fm/donate or become a member at patreon.com/openended, starting at $1 a month! Disclaimer: Explicit Language is used in this episode Intro The article that originated the “I Don’t Fucking Care If You Like It” shirt and various phrases currently in Eythink’s shop. Conversation Notes Chicago’s Renegade Craft Fair A peek into Lindsay's Booth Visit Lindsay's Etsy Shop The Magnetic Fields, "69 Love Songs" Lindsay’s screenprinters The Ann Friedman Weekly newsletter that gave Lindsay’s shout out Rebecca Henderson's “Weird Empire” shop Etsy App Austin Zine Fest is November 14th at the Carver Museum Tuesday Bassen and the ”Miserable and Worthless" Zine Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator software Mailchimp, for email newsletters Wacom Tablet Lindsay's Twitter and Instagram Find Lindsay at the Got a Babe Crush pop-up shop on October 8th, 2015 at Friends & Neighbors in Austin, Texas with Got a Girl Crush Magazine and BossBabes. In addition to selling issues of GAGC, there will be herbal cocktails, zines, other amazing stuff women are making in Austin, and a killer raffle benefiting Girl's Empowerment Network Austin. Find more details about the event here! Chicago Podcast Coop Shoutout Random Conversation: If you like this show we think you would really enjoy Random Conversations with Elizabeth, learn, be entertained and live vicariously through the lives of other people. Open Call: The After-show Lindsay: Got a Girl Crush Magazine, featuring Jessica Williams, Lizzo, and Tatyana Falalizadeh, and more! Cher: Viola Davis' Emmys Speech James: Smarter Than You Think by Clive Thompson