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Hosted by Ryan, Dylan and Jeremy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 257 episodes
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Join Ryan, Dylan and Jeremy (The Triumvirate) as they breakdown the latest Comic Con from an insiders point of view. We are the vendors you see at the shows and we'll give you the real inside scoop. From the celebrity guests, the location and even tips and tricks on how to make your convention experience more enjoyable, we will cover it all for each show. Stop on by and listen to two know-it-all's drop some knowledge.
Ryan, Dylan and Jeremy hosts Con Job, a society show with 257 episodes published.
This week on Con Job, Ryan is joined once again by Eric Melendez of E’s Apparel to break down Fan Expo Boston from the perspective that matters to us most: the vendor floor. We’re diving into the full experience...Did Bo
In this episode of Con Job, Ryan is joined by Airy Wylde to break down their experiences at Galaxycon Raleigh, one of the convention circuit's most talked-about events. From the moment the doors opened until the final lo
There are comic conventions... and then there's San Diego Comic Con. This week on Con Job, Ryan is joined by Eric Melendez of E's Apparel to take you behind the scenes of the undisputed heavyweight champion of pop cultur
In this episode of Con Job, Ryan is joined by Brittnee Braun to pull back the curtain on one of the year's most controversial and newest show, Fan Expo Anaheim which took place June 26-28. Brit was there in person so she
This week on Con Job, Ryan is joined by Sadie Bettcher, one of the team members for Megan Withey, who was on the front lines at Washington Summer Con, held June 19–21 in Puyallup, Washington. We get to see the show throu
In this special edition loan pod of con job, Ryan breaks down his experience at (Fan Expo) Philadelphia. He shared stories from the show floor among other interesting tidbits from the show so you get a firsthand perspect
The countdown to Fan Expo Denver is officially on, and in this episode of Con Job, Ryan and Jeremy are joined by Fan Expo Sales Manager Alex Wer for an inside look at one of the biggest upcoming shows on the calendar. We
The first quarter is in the books and we’ve got opinions. In this episode of Con Job, Ryan and Jeremy break down the best and worst shows of Q1, based on their real experiences behind the vendor table. No sugarcoating, j
In this special 250th episode of Con Job, Ryan goes solo and does a Lone Pod to break down Imagicon (April 24–26), in Minot, ND. This is an unfiltered, behind-the-table look at his first trip to North Dakota and what how
In this episode of Con Job, the holy triumvirate are all back together to break down SC Comic Con, and this one’s as clean as the show itself. A nice little two-day event that runs like a well-oiled machine… and yes, Rya
In this episode of Con Job, Ryan and Jeremy are joined once again by Eric Melendez from E’s Apparel to break down C2E2, one of the biggest shows on the circuit,and Eric’s bringing the full in-person report. We dish the r
In this episode of Con Job, Ryan, Jeremy, and Dylan break down Planet Comic Con, fresh off last weekend but with a twist. Schedules didn’t line up, so we had to split this one into two parts, which means you’ll get the f
In this episode of Con Job, Ryan, Jeremy, and Dylan are joined by Rich Capobianco from Fan Expo, once again, to get the promoter’s perspective on MegaCon. We discuss what went right, what challenges popped up, and what i
In this episode of Con Job, Jeremy and Ryan are joined by Eric Melendez from E’s Apparel to break down Emerald City Comic Con, which all three of us attended last weekend. From booth traffic to crowd energy and how the s
The dust has barely settled, and we’re already breaking it all down. In this episode of Con Job, Jeremy gives a full boots on the ground recap of Pensacon, which wrapped up last weekend. We talk vendor traffic, buyer beh
In this episode of Con Job, Ryan and Jeremy break down how fan expectations have shifted, why quality and presentation matter more than ever, and what artists and vendors need to change if they want to stay profitable at
MegaCon isn’t just another show it’s one of the biggest weekends of the year for vendors, artists, and fans alike, and in this episode of Con Job, we’re going straight to the top. Jeremy and Ryan sit down with Rich from
In this episode of Con Job, Ryan breaks down his experience at Fan Expo Portland from crowd energy and sales flow to logistics, booth dynamics, and whether the show lived up to expectations. Meanwhile, Jeremy checks in w
Same weekend. Two different shows. Two very different experiences. In this episode of Con Job, we’re fresh off the floor and diving deep into Fan Expo New Orleans where Ryan was holding it down and Central Carolina Comic
A new year means new shows, new goals, and new ways to survive (and thrive) on the convention circuit. In this episode of Con Job, we’re breaking down the first-quarter 2025 shows that we’ve got circled on the calendar.
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