Denver Pop Culture Con Day Two Recap


I made my way to Celebrity Summit, after a few friends to remind me to go to the bathroom first (because nerves.) I waited for my time slot, prepared my dice box for signing and of course dropped a few dice while I was waiting in line, while I made an awkward joke about making a critical failure. When my turn came up, interacting with Matt was amazing, he makes eye contact when he talks to you and seems genuinely happy to meet the fans. I told him why Critical Role is so important to me and for the first time meeting a "celeb" cried (which only embarrassed me more) but Matt got up and gave me a big hug. Big hug, and he didn't let go for a minute. These voice actors, show such a depth of caring for their fans that I've never seen or experienced before and it is because of them that the Critter Community is so damn amazing.
I was pretty wiped out after that moment and headed back to the hotel where I plopped down in the lobby to start writing this article. Little did I realize that I had sat down next to Matt Key from Key Questions. Now, I did realize that Sean Gunn was also at the bar and just smiled to acknowledge him (I'm not the one to approach people in public, I like to give people their space.) Heading back to my seat with a Stout and a shot of High West Rye I realized it was Matt Key. He was also hard at work but I said hello and we had a fantastic conversation about projects he's working on, how the Critical Role panel went, and how I really think Key Question needs to be on the Critical Role Twitch Channel (or some iteration of it.)This weekends experience has, hands down, been the best Con experience I've had. This is my second year attending Denver Pop Culture Con and it has quickly become an absolute favorite. I'm also looking forward to Reno Pop Culture Con coming in November. Time will only tell but I would love to see Pop Culture Classroom come to Salt Lake City.
Stay tuned for more coverage on social media today and a Day Three Recap tomorrow!

