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{{quote|"I'm like a radio show fiend, [but in] all the cultural podcasts I listened to, there was never my kind of Crazy Bitch. People didn't make sufficiently filthy jokes or covered the media I listened to, and absolutely no one ever said the words "gaping asshole", so clearly this was something we needed to fix."<br />
"There was a cultural gap-- [[That Came Out Wrong|oh, sorry]]."<br />
"Ten points to Gryffindor!"<br />
[[Not Safe for Work|"This is 18+ right?"]]|Pru and Lianne Sentar, on the genesis of /report}}
|Pru and Lianne Sentar, on the genesis of'' /report''}}
 
Started in August of 2011, [http://www.slashreport.com '''''/report]''''' (originally ''Slash Cast'', but that was taken) is a podcast done by slash fans, for slash fans. It's run by Pru (rageprufrock) and MK (mklutz) and discusses the major tropes of slash fandom, the biggest slashy shows, the goings-on, and what's worth reading in fandom. The duo are often joined by other fangirls for talks and sharing their feelings.
{{quote|"I'm like a radio show fiend, [but in] all the cultural podcasts I listened to, there was never my kind of Crazy Bitch. People didn't make sufficiently filthy jokes or covered the media I listened to, and absolutely no one ever said the words "gaping asshole", so clearly this was something we needed to fix."<br />
"There was a cultural gap-- [[That Came Out Wrong|oh, sorry]]."<br />
"Ten points to Gryffindor!"<br />
[[Not Safe for Work|"This is 18+ right?"]]|Pru and Lianne Sentar, on the genesis of /report}}
 
Topics vary from episode to episode, sometimes focusing on specific shows (such as [[Hawaii Five -O]] or [[Merlin (TV series)|Merlin]]), sometimes on a specific medium (Western Comics or YA novels), or sometimes on an aspect of fandom (Kink Memes, the Delicious Debacle of 2011). Episode discussions and slash goggled interpretations abound, and the show is often hilarious and almost always completely filthy.
Started in August of 2011, [http://www.slashreport.com /report] (originally Slash Cast, but that was taken) is a podcast done by slash fans, for slash fans. It's run by Pru (rageprufrock) and MK (mklutz) and discusses the major tropes of slash fandom, the biggest slashy shows, the goings-on, and what's worth reading in fandom. The duo are often joined by other fangirls for talks and sharing their feelings.
 
''/report'' ran for five seasons between 2011 and 2016, along with a "season" of material submitted by listeners during a hiatus, for a total of 101 episodes before they ended the show. The website for ''/report'' can be found [http://www.slashreport.com here]. However, none of the podcasts can be found on the site; if you want to hear it you'll have to look for them on an outlet like podbay.fm or owltail.com.
Topics vary from episode to episode, sometimes focusing on specific shows (such as [[Hawaii Five O]] or [[Merlin (TV)|Merlin]]), sometimes on a specific medium (Western Comics or YA novels), or sometimes on an aspect of fandom (Kink Memes, the Delicious Debacle of 2011). Episode discussions and slash goggled interpretations abound, and the show is often hilarious and almost always completely filthy.
 
Season Two has started recently (March 2011). Season One was 17 episodes.
 
== Season One Episodes and Topics ==
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# The writing process, and kink memes and the pitfalls of anonymity. (guest: Leupagus)
# Rookie seasons (note! relisten to this one and get better summary)
# Beach, Pineapples, and Feelings (better known as [[Hawaii Five -O]]) and NCIS (guest: Leupagus)
# The Emergency Delicious Broadcast, after Delicious radically changed its interface, botching fandom's system of bookmarking.
# Episode discussions of [[Fringe]], NCIS, [[The Good Wife]], and [[The Dresden Files]].
# Non-slash related talk about children's books and YA novels.
# Special [[Merlin (TV series)|Merlin]] episode.
# In-depth discussion of Yaoi and BL, including [[Female Gaze]], the origin of yaoi, and the gender/consent inherent in the genre. (guest: Lianne Sentar)
# summary
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== Season Two Episodes and Topics ==
# Season Two premiere, all about [[Sherlock (TV)|Sherlock]]. Analysis of ''A Scandal in Belgravia'', squee over ''Hound of the Baskerville'', and crushing feels over ''The Reichenbach Fall''.
# Mystery Slashreport 3000: an [[MST3KMystery Science Theater 3000]] style commentary on the film "Inception."
# Video games with Lijaka and Yin.
# Author Talk with Cobweb_Diamond
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# Martha Wells, Sciene Fiction and Fantasy
# Teen Wolf with The Hoyden. twentysomething and leupagus
# Mystery Slash Report 3000: an [[MST3KMystery Science Theater 3000]] style commentary on the film "Ironman."
# Gender [[A Us]] with The Hoyden and twentysomething
# Avengers Assemble! with Merelyn
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[[Needs More Love]].
 
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* [[Accidental Innuendo]]: Poor [[Invoked|Lianne]].
* [[Audience Participation]]: Outside the usual reader questions, /report holds Fannish Safari (convince people to look into your fandom in the shortest possible time) and Strong Like Ox Badfic Challenge (share stories of powering through the worst fanfic ever).
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* [[Four-Temperament Ensemble]]: MK seems to be {{color|red|Sanguine}} while Pru is {{color|gold|Choleric}}. Guests sometimes fill other roles (The Hoyden may be {{color|purple|Melancholic}} while Leupagus might be {{color|green|Phlegmatic}}).
* [[Guilty Pleasure]]: For everyone, H50. For MK, NCIS:LA.
* [[It's for Aa Book|It's For A Fanfic]]: Author Talk with The Hoyden has many stories about terrible things everyone has done in the name of fanfic research.
* [[Kink Meme]]: The pros and cons of which are discussed at length.
* [[Mister Seahorse]]: Pru's favorite genre, almost to the point of self-parody. If it exists, she's read it, "'cause I love babies!"