Geek Girl Pen Pals
Where geeks and snail mail collide
Founded in March 2013, the International Geek Girl Pen Pals Club (aka IGGPPC) was designed to bring together the geek community through shared interests in all things geeky, a love of stationery, and an interest in making friends.
The IGGPPC is a mixture of a love of snail mail and letter writing, geekery and fangirling, some curlie-wurlies, a dollop of mischievous curiosity, and a splash of tomfoolery.
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Cartoons and Long Distance Support (Charm Bomb episode 23)
This episode Joanna and Summer discuss ways to support a long distance friend who’s going through a hard time, have a shared moment of nostalgia over the Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland movie, and tell a peak-Summer mime story.
Broadwaycore (Charm Bomb episode 22)
Joanna and Summer of Geek Girl Pen Pals chat about aesthetics, sword fighting, and musical theater.
Olympics and Halloween are coming! (Charm Bomb episode 21)
Joanna and Summer of Geek Girl Pen Pals chat about the Olympics, nature apps, and being excited for Halloween (yes, we know it’s June).
SPORTSBALL (Charm Bomb Episode 20)
This episode Joanna and Summer discuss growing houseplants and tiny indoor greenhouses, setting healthy boundaries, and learning how to socialize again, as well as a lot of fictional sportsball.
Robots and Reconnecting (Charm Bomb Episode 19)
This episode Joanna and Summer discuss ways to reconnect with old pen pals, having to track down packages that have gone to the wrong address (as you do), and the similarities between Wishbone and Doctor Who’s K-9.