Note sull'episodio
The meeting was a bonus episode recording where Justin and Andrea discussed their frustration and disappointment over a failed convention in Flagstaff. They explained that they were supposed to be at the event for several more days but had returned home early. They clarified that they were not involved in the production of the CreepyCon and were only asked to be guests, having first reached out to the promoter because Sean Kanan was scheduled to appear. They expressed regret for getting involved beyond attending as paying customers and mentioned that some people had warned them about similar scams, specifically the Atomic Monster scam. They also noted that they had made some good friends through the event, such as the Platons, Dave Shelton, Johnny Hopeless, Heather Mortis Delaney, Third Eye Sleuth and more. The conversation included attempts to find information about the promoter online, including searching for names like Edward Cantu and Donna Cantu Baldwin, and they mentioned that they were joined by, Joshua Birt from Northern Arizona Dark Skies Entertainment.
Joshua Birt joined the hosts to discuss further details on the cancellation of CreepyCon and the surrounding controversy. Joshua, Justin and Andrea discussed how they first learned of the cancellation and the suspicious nature of the threats used as justification. They shared their experiences with the promoter, Eddie, including inconsistent communication, conflicting information about ticket sales, and unprofessional behavior. Northern described his efforts to promote the event and organize a Magic tournament, while Drumming explained their decision to back out after key celebrities dropped out. Both parties expressed frustration over the impact on vendors, guests, and fans, and discussed the possibility of legal action. They also touched upon the similarities between this situation and a previous scam involving Atomic Monster. The conversation concluded with a shared sense of disappointment and a desire to support those affected by the event's failure.