163. The FromCast

Join host Mike and co-hosts Senae, Ju, and special guest Panda the Don for an electrifying episode of the *Blanime Podcast*! Kicking off at **[00:00:03 - 00:00:41]**, the crew dives into their chaotic pre-show energy, complete with Chris Brown breakup song serenades and car-related woes. By **[00:01:09 - 00:03:04]**, they’re deep into nostalgic banter about custom mic covers, rap inspirations like Big Tuck, and low-key celebrity encounters.The convo shifts gears at **[00:06:00 - 00:07:00]** as they debate classic sitcoms—*Martin* vs. *My Wife and Kids*—with a fiery guest twist from Panda. Things get geeky at **[00:12:03 - 00:14:03]**, pitting *Haikyuu*’s volleyball realism against *Kuroko no Basket*’s over-the-top hoops, followed by a nostalgic gaming trip at **[00:14:34 - 00:16:00]** featuring *Spyro*, *Crash Bandicoot*, and PS1 memory card struggles.At **[00:23:31 - 00:24:09]**, they break down generational labels—Boomers to Alpha—before diving into TV talk at **[01:23:20 - 01:27:06]** with *Reacher*’s ass-kicking nomad life (and his effortless romantic escapades) stealing the spotlight. Tyler Perry’s *Beauty and Black* and *Divorce in the Black* get roasted at **[01:45:22 - 01:46:05]**, while Panda teases her 30th birthday “Pandagasm” plans at **[01:39:17 - 01:40:48]**, promising a summer of gains and DreamCon chaos.Expect unfiltered laughs, anime hot takes, and pure vibes in this rollercoaster of an episode. Catch it on all podcast platforms and Patreon with exclusive video content—don’t sleep on this one!www.patreon.com/blanimepod

In this episode, we dive into a variety of topics, starting with a discussion about a particularly bad movie featuring Terry Crews, which leads us to reminisce about celebrity relationships, including Ray J and Whitney Houston. We also touch on the ongoing drama from "Love & Hip Hop," sharing our thoughts on the latest antics of the cast and the show's evolution over the years. As we transition into our personal updates, Nae shares her recent experiences, including a class she attended in Houston and plans for an upcoming anime-themed fitness class. Julian and Mike, also share their weeks, with Julian discussing a bonus at work and a fun pod outing we had, while Mike recounts a challenging week filled with unexpected health issues, including foot pain and a stye on his eye. We reflect on the struggles of getting older, the random aches and pains that come with it, and the importance of taking care of our bodies. The episode is filled with laughter, relatable stories, and a sense of camaraderie as we navigate our lives and the ups and downs that come with them. Join us for a fun and candid conversation!Support The Pod!Throne Wishlist: throne.com/blanimepodcastAmazon Wishlist: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/JT…V8X?ref_=wl_shareFollow Us:x.com/blanimepodcastx.com/unbotheredmikex.com/senae_www.instagram.com/theblanimepodcas…3D&utm_source=qr

In this episode of the Blanime Podcast, we dive into a whirlwind of topics, kicking things off with the nostalgic vibes of high school football memories and the latest in our lives. Hosts Mike, Julian, and Senae reminisce about their time at Cedar Hill, touching on past games, coaches, and the legendary athletes who shaped their experiences. From reminiscing about state championships to dishing out playful banter about their current lives, this episode feels like a heartwarming reunion among old friends.As the conversation flows, the guys shift gears to discuss what’s been happening in their lives, including the latest in sports, celebrations, and personal anecdotes that bring laughter and insight. Amid the chaos, we hear about Julian's Eagles triumph in the Super Bowl, complete with his humble reflections on victory and community. The crew also delves into pop culture, discussing recent shows they've been binging and the stories that have captivated their attention, including the new season of “Solo Leveling” and the gripping narrative of “Paradise.”Expect plenty of hilarious moments as the trio navigates topics ranging from childhood memories, current events, and even a sprinkle of heart-wrenching stories from the world of “Snowfall.” Whether you’re a fan of sports, anime, or just relatable life discussions, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in for the latest updates, nostalgia, and laughs as they blend their unique perspectives into an entertaining conversation you won’t want to miss!Support The Pod!Throne Wishlist: throne.com/blanimepodcastAmazon Wishlist: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/JT…V8X?ref_=wl_shareFollow Us:x.com/blanimepodcastx.com/unbotheredmikex.com/senae_www.instagram.com/theblanimepodcas…3D&utm_source=qr

In this podcast episode, the hosts engage in a dynamic discussion covering a range of topics from music and anime to personal anecdotes. They reminisce about Usher's songs, joke about mix-ups, and share excitement for Dream Con, where they plan to create TikTok content and interview personalities like Zeno and Gabe Kunda. The conversation shifts to sports, with a focus on the Super Bowl and the challenges of being a fan. They also delve into TV shows, particularly a mysterious series involving supernatural beings, and share theories about the plot. The episode wraps up with humorous banter and shout-outs, leaving listeners entertained and eager for more. Support The Pod! Throne Wishlist: https://throne.com/blanimepodcast Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/JTTM0NL4KV8X?ref_=wl_share Follow Us: https://x.com/blanimepodcast https://x.com/unbotheredmike https://x.com/senae_ https://www.instagram.com/theblanimepodcast?igsh=MTQwbTQ4ZGJldjA3OA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

In this podcast episode, Mike and Senae delve into the potential U.S. ban on TikTok, expressing frustration with political figures like President Trump and the perceived manipulation of the public. They discuss TikTok's importance for small businesses and content creators, emphasizing its role in income generation and community building. The conversation also touches on related apps like CapCut, censorship concerns, and the economic impact of a ban. Personal anecdotes and lighter topics, such as anime and social media trends, are interwoven, creating a blend of serious commentary and casual banter that engages listeners. Support The Pod! Throne Wishlist: https://throne.com/blanimepodcast Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/JTTM0NL4KV8X?ref_=wl_share Follow Us: https://x.com/blanimepodcast https://x.com/unbotheredmike https://x.com/senae_ https://www.instagram.com/theblanimepodcast?igsh=MTQwbTQ4ZGJldjA3OA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

In episode 161 of the Blanime Podcast, Mike and Senae dive into a variety of topics, from TV series and horror films to personal anecdotes and anime recommendations. [00:01:32] Mike begins by sharing his enjoyment of "The Exorcist" TV series on Hulu and discusses the graphic nature of another horror movie, "Subservience" starring Megan Fox. [00:08:50] The conversation shifts to their night out in Deep Ellum for Jazz's birthday, where DJ's car window was busted. [00:14:25] Seane expresses feeling out of place among the younger crowd in Deep Ellum, sparking a humorous discussion about aging. [00:25:10] They also talk about Mike's car troubles and how he's been managing his work commute while his car is repaired. [00:35:45] The episode includes a deep dive into upcoming anime releases like "Bleach," "Blue Exorcist," and new shows on Netflix, as well as their commitment to watching these series. [00:48:20] The hosts transition into wrestling, discussing favorite wrestlers and recent documentaries on Diddy and Dan Schneider. Wrapping up, they reflect on gas prices, impromptu social commentary on current events, and the intricacies of maintaining modern commuter life.

In this exciting episode of the podcast, join hosts Unbothered Mike and Senae as they welcome the enigmatic Leek, known as the "Timelines sage" and "Timelines conscience." The conversation kicks off with a personal touch as Leek shares the joys and challenges of parenting a spirited 4-year-old during her recent birthday celebration, setting a relatable tone for the discussion ahead. As the episode unfolds, the trio dives deep into the heated drama circulating on the "Timelines" involving sex worker Carramelo and content creator Crocodile Cam. With emotions running high, Carramelo accuses Cam of sexual harassment, igniting a firestorm of debate that captures the complexities of online interactions, consent, and the sometimes tricky nature of the community’s response to sex work. The hosts navigate the intricacies of the situation, emphasizing the importance of nuance and understanding when discussing sensitive topics. Switching gears, the conversation shifts to the highly anticipated DreamCon event's move from Austin to Houston. The hosts candidly discuss the steep ticket price hike, concerns about event organization, and the need for more family-friendly options. They reflect on their past experiences and speculate about potential improvements, all while balancing excitement with skepticism. As the episode progresses, the dynamic hosts also delve into the upcoming NFL season, sharing their predictions and analyzing the performance of their favorite teams. Expect lively debates over players, injuries, and contractual changes, making it a must-listen for sports enthusiasts. Finally, fans of anime and gaming won't be disappointed as the hosts touch upon recent series endings, new releases, and the potential revival of classic video games. This jam-packed episode is a delightful blend of personal anecdotes, pop culture insights, and thought-provoking discussions that will leave listeners entertained and informed. Tune in for a captivating conversation that embraces the chaos of modern life and the myriad topics that fill our timelines!

The podcast episode begins with Senae and Mike catching up after a long break. Senae discusses her son Dakota, who is now 15 months old and walking, doing quirky things like eating dog food and having an obsession with the toilet. Mike shares similar stories about his daughter Mikaela's weird behaviors when she was Dakota's age. They then discuss the recent Olympics, noting that many of the U.S. medal winners were from Texas, including Simone Biles and Sha'Carri. This leads them to talk about the upcoming DreamCon convention being held in Houston, which they are excited about since it will be more convenient for them to attend. They discuss the potential controversy around Megan Thee Stallion performing at the event, with Senae arguing that DreamCon should try to book her and ensure proper security measures. The conversation shifts to anime, with Senae sharing the shows she has been watching, including a rewatch of Death Note, Baki, and Jujutsu Kaisen. Mike also provides his recent anime viewing, mentioning shows like Vinland Saga, Blue Exorcist, Demon Slayer, Kaiju No. 8, and Solo Leveling. They get excited about the upcoming Hitman Reborn anime dub with Zeno as the voice of Yamamoto. Mike and Senae then discuss a low-budget Tyler Perry-adjacent movie they watched called "Divorce in the Black," which they found to be quite ridiculous, especially the funeral scene where the brother removes the deceased from the casket. They criticize the movie's over-the-top nature and Tyler Perry's tendency to take things to the extreme in his films. Towards the end, they provide recommendations for anime and other shows to watch, with Senae suggesting rewatching something that makes you happy and Mike recommending Kaiju No. 8 and the live-action Yu Yu Hakusho adaptation. They wrap up the episode by discussing Drake's recent music release and whether they would want to see him at DreamCon, with Mike adamantly stating he does not.

In this episode of the podcast, hosts Mike and Senae reunite after a long break and dive into a wide range of intriguing topics. They begin by expressing their sympathy for Jonathan Majors, who lost roles due to his legal issues, including the coveted Marvel Kang role. The hosts discuss the missed opportunity and ponder the consequences for Majors' career. Next, Mike and Senae touch upon the cancellation of HBO Max's "Rap Sh!t" and their appreciation for the show's second season. They then delve into the world of anime, sharing their thoughts on popular series such as "Solo Leveling" and "Blue Exorcist" season 3. They also express their excitement for the upcoming seventh season of "My Hero Academia." The hosts take a thought-provoking turn as they analyze the friendship dynamics among the characters of "Dragon Ball Z." They question whether the Z Fighters are truly friends or merely allies who work together out of necessity. They further explore the relationship statuses of Yamcha and Bulma, speculating on Yamcha's feelings towards Vegeta, who seems to have taken his girl. The conversation shifts towards the downfall of actor Columbus Short, who has experienced a decline in quality roles. Additionally, Mike and Senae share their amusement at KevOnStage's hilarious cosplay and reactions to anime, particularly his take on "Death Note." Moving away from entertainment, the hosts express their disdain for Jason Whitlock, echoing the sentiments of Stephen A. Smith who publicly called him out. They also touch on miscellaneous topics, including their upcoming birthdays and cherished childhood memories. Concluding the episode, Mike and Senae make plans to catch up on "Solo Leveling," "Blue Exorcist," and the live-action adaptation of "Yu Yu Hakusho" on Netflix, teasing an exciting lineup for their next recording. With a detailed conversation encompassing a multitude of entertainment and anime subjects, this episode offers a captivating podcast experience for fans of the genre.

This is a podcast conversation between our hosts discussing various topics including DreamCon, anime, gas prices and more. The pod start by discussing DreamCon and issues around prioritizing smaller content creators. They talk about panelist passes no longer being complimentary and how that negatively impacts smaller creators who have to pay to attend and work. They also discuss some of DreamCon's past questionable business decisions like expensive party booths that didn't include bottles. The conversation shifts to discussing anime conventions and upcoming anime seasons. They list various anime like Bleach, Attack on Titan, Castlevania that are returning or having new seasons soon. They discuss keeping up with all the different parts and seasons within seasons for some shows. Nae and Mike then talk about gas prices being high at around $3-3.40 per gallon currently. They compare to other areas like Houston being cheaper and other countries/states paying even more. Blue Bell ice cream prices are mentioned as being around $5 for a pint at Walmart recently. Food prices in general are discussed as being very high. To wrap up, they mention continuing the podcast after one of the speaker's birthdays coming up. They provide the typical sign off about staying safe and not talking badly about others or their kids. Senae also wishes Mike a happy early 33rd birthday for the next episode.