by Admin | Feb 2, 2018 | Furs in the news
Vice Media (Canada) came to CanFURence in 2017 to speak with and record Furries and the Furcience team at work. Here are a couple minutes of what they got in a new piece just released yesterday. Unfortunately, some have experienced regional blocks, and if you can’t watch it in your area/country, apologies in advance. We’re advocating for this to change, but the decision isn’t ours, and we’re waiting as anxiously as some to see if this changes because the world needs to see...
by Admin | May 16, 2017 | Furs in the news, News
Jenny McCarthy wanted to know more about the fandom, and like most who are curious, started with the misbelief that it’s a fetish, but she was kind enough to have a Furscientist on to explain it! The show was live and broadcast on SiriusXM Radio Channel 109, but for those of you who don’t have a SiriusXM Satellite subscription, the Jenny McCarthy Show was kind enough to give as a copy, and let us post it here, so everyone could listen. Enjoy the show: Dr Sharon Roberts brings the Science of Furries to the Jenny McCarthy Show! (Audio only) from Furscience on Vimeo....
by Admin | May 16, 2017 | Furs in the news, News
Our very own Dr. Courtney “Nuka” Plante was interviewed in Psychology Today in a piece called, “More Than Just a Pretty Face: Unmasking the Furry Fandom.” Dr. Plante travelled to NYC to give a talk at the “Alt Sex” Conference to explain why Furry is NOT a...
by Admin | Dec 7, 2016 | Furs in the news, News
As the Just Like You* campaign reaches its second week, the media is paying closer and closer attention, and so far, the coverage has been thorough and positive! Here’s an excellent example of that coverage from an article that was a follow-up from a CBC Radio interview: Read and...
by Admin | Dec 4, 2016 | Furs in the news, News
Like the CBC Radio-Canada interview (and post-interview article) with Dr. Roberts, this piece from The Waterloo Record really gets what Furscience and especially this campaign is all about. If we’re going to grumble about the unfair, sensationalist, and misinformed coverage, let’s be sure we congratulate and reward fair and accurate coverage, too! This is how we make change: getting the science out there, one story at a time. Read & Share! “The facts on furries: Waterloo researcher promotes...
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