D'Anna Geist (@pultergeist2.0|@themaineontour)

Kerin Cunningham (@kerincunnigham)

On this episode of Certified Fangirl Podcast, Kerin Cunningham shares how passion, risk-taking, and fan connection helped shape her journey from fan to merch designer for bands like My Chemical Romance, Yellowcard and Bayside.

Kelsey Keena (@kelseykeena)

Hello and welcome to the Certified Fangirl Podcast! On Episode 08, we are joined by Kelsey Keena. Kelsey is a passionate marketing professional at Vans who loves being part of a brand that celebrates creativity, self-expression, and individuality. In this episode, we dive into her journey, her musical influences, and what makes her such a fangirl of individuality. We talk about growing up in Southern California, being a true Warped Tour kid, and how the SoCal music scene helped shape who she is today. Kelsey shares stories about the artists and experiences that inspired her, along with her perspective on authenticity, community and making your thirteen year-old self proud.

Terra Taylor (@feedourchildrennow)

Warped Tour is more than just a concert, it's a catalyst for social change. Terra from Feed Our Children NOW!, shares how the tour transformed into a movement against childhood food insecurity. By collecting cans, they redistribute over 30 tons of food to children in need, making philanthropy accessible to fans and artists alike. This episode explores the origins of Feed Our Children Now and how Warped Tour amplifies charity visibility. With band endorsements driving awareness, Terra highlights the ongoing support that keeps food flowing to those in need. Discover how music and community efforts can lead to national change, and learn how you can help by volunteering!

D'Anna Geist (@pultergeist2.0|@themaineontour)

On Episode 06 of the Certified Fangirl Podcast, we are joined by D'Anna Geist. D'Anna is a key member of The Maine on Tour (TMOT), one of the most passionate fan-driven communities surrounding The Maine. We dive into her journey as a lifelong fan-turned-community builder, and what it really means to be a "professional concert attendee." D'Anna shares how music has shaped her life, how she discovered The Maine, what it's like helping run a fan platform that connects people across cities, tours and experiences. We also discuss building real friendships through live music, the culture of traveling for shows, and the little details fans care about most (unique merch + setlists, for example). D'Anna is a prime example of why being a fangirl is so rewarding.

Kellyn Champion (elderemo.co)

On episode 05 of the Certified Fangirl Podcast, I'm joined by Kellyn Champion. She is the founder, designer and owner of Elder Emo Co., a brand you've probably seen at your favorite festivals and shows, including Warped Tour and Emo Orchestra. We talk about growing up in fandom, from Disney to emo, what it takes to run a business on the road, and how Kellyn built a community through merch. We also discuss how to stand out among a sea of elder emos, highlighting Elder Emo Co's iconic green locker. And yes, we also discuss the mystery of who stole her skateboard in Florida. We have questions.