Ranma 1989

In this episode, I dive deep into the gritty and mesmerizing world of the anime “Speed Grapher.” Join Me as we explore the intense narrative of this real-time series that follows former war photographer Tatsumi Saiga. After stumbling upon a secret club and gaining the ability to make anything he photographs explode, Saiga finds himself entangled in a web of power, corruption, and supernatural abilities. Instagram Bluesky

Here are some great but unexpected shows for Halloween. Links: Instagram Blueskye

With the new remake coming out this season on Netflix a lot of people will be experiencing Ranma1/2 for the first time, so I thought it would be a good time to talk about the original 1989 series. Links: Instagram Blueskye

In this gripping episode, we dive deep into the world of “Tokyo Noir” by Jake Adelstein, a thrilling exploration of crime, corruption, and the dark underbelly of Japan's capital. Join us as we discuss Adelstein's unique perspective as a journalist embedded in the chaotic lives of yakuza members, corrupt officials, and the haunting stories that intertwine them. We'll unpack the book's vivid storytelling and rich cultural context, shedding light on the moral complexities of justice in a society often shrouded in secrecy. Through engaging discussions and personal reflections, we aim to uncover what makes this narrative so compelling and relevant today. Whether you’re a fan of true crime, a lover of Japanese culture, or simply curious about the darker sides of society, this episode promises to intrigue and inform. Tune in as we explore the shadowy landscape of Tokyo, where every corner has a story waiting to be told. Links: Instagram Blue Skye

I saw someone say that this film felt like it was from when a bunch of creative people were given more money than supervision to make anime. That makes so much sense. It feels like an experimental and expressive exercise in animation and storytelling. Link: Instagram Bluesky

I'm excited to share some of my top picks for the upcoming 2024 fall anime season, including a Lurid Shojo romantic comedy-drama and a show about the formation of one of the most infamous samurai groups in history. Stay tuned for my recommendations! Links: Instagram Blue Sky

In this episode, we delve into the captivating world of "Bartender: Glass of God," an anime that centers around Ryu Sasakura, a master bartender. Join us as we explore the emotional depth and impact of mixology portrayed in the series, and how Ryu's cocktails help his customers navigate personal challenges. Whether you're an anime enthusiast or a cocktail aficionado, this podcast episode offers an intriguing collection of human connections and the art of bartending. Links: Instagram Bluehttps://bsky.app/profile/alexholtcohan.bsky.socialsky

Wistoria: Wand and Sword

Eden of The East is the kind of show that lingers in your memory long after it'slot to say about society and thes not work. over. It has a people for whom it does and does not work. Links: Instagram Bluesky

This episode will be a little different. I'll be comparing Tanya The Evil to Jobless Reincarnation. Links: Instagram Bluesky