Graphic Policy Radio Gets Chatting about Flame Con!

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This weekend is Flame Con, a two-day comics, arts, and entertainment expo showcasing creators and celebrities from all corners of LGBTQ geek fandom. It features thoughtful discussions, exclusive performances, screenings, costumes, and more! This week Graphic Policy Radio will be chatting with Rachel from Geeks Out, the amazing organization behind this new Brooklyn-based convention. Tickets to Flame Con are onsale now at http://www.flamecon.org. And our own Elana Levin's panel will be Sunday at 2pm. Rachel Greeman is a board member for Geeksout, a Flame Con organizer, and an obsessive cosplayer. Also, she has great hair. Find out about this fantastic convention and Tweet us your questions @graphicpolicy.

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