Episodes 214 and 215 Update!

May 18th, 2015

DJ Ranma S

Both episodes have been posted for your download listening… Pleasure.

If you like, you can grab them off iTunes, our RSS feed, or you can listen to each episode on this post.

Episode 214: It’s Not What You Said, it’s What They Said.
On this show, Mako-chan brings us news about the latest Sera Myu musical, the actress are graduation, do we get a new musical? Ari Rockefeller tells us about seven manga’s banned all around the world. DJ Ranma S talks about Yurikuma Arashi, and how it brings forth homosexuality and Japan. Also, the hosts discuss the difference between TV and bluray releases of anime, and a local business pulls the plug on a racy ‘maid cafe’? In our Open Forum Topic, we ask you about food, what new Japanese meal and/or snacks have you tried, outside of pocky and ramen? And in Strange News from Japan, a school principal is arrested on a break in charge, a mother calls the cops on man with a saw, and cooking classes with your cat?

Episode 215: Episode #214 Got Das Boot, So Here’s Episode 215.
On today’s show, we’re DJ Ranma S talks about Japan Day @ Central Park on Sunday! Mako-chan and Ari Rockefeller discuss more new on Digimon Tri, and appearances by the 02 team, the theory that Totoro is the God of Death, and a guide to panties in anime?! And we discuss Ani-Mia’s post about cosplay crowdfunding, and where does the hosts stand? And on the Skypeline tonight, we keep it simple… We want to know what anime are you watching right now! In Strange News in Japan, a man is arrested for throwing coffee on a girl, a cop arrested for filming upskirt, and three things foreigners do that impress the Japanese?

DJ Ranma S

DJ Ranma S is cosplay veteran. He has won numerous performance awards with his friends over the years. He has staffed conventions in the past, ran panels, judged a couple of masquerades, a jack of all trades. He's worked dealer's room too! Running this site is his way of giving back to the cosplay community. He feels that it's his turn to give a future cosplayer their fifteen minutes of fame.