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#39 Toxic Secrets of The Apothecary Diaries: Slavery and Poisonous Plants

In this episode, we talk about The Apothecary Diaries' fictional Chinese setting, they very real toxic plants that appear both there and in LA, how to tell whether someone is a bonafide eunuch or not, and why more weebs ought to be appreciating this show. Embrace your inner poison otaku! Chapters:…

#41 The Apothecary Diaries: Mao? Mao. Mou? Nyan!

In this episode we return to The Apothecary Diaries to discuss the second season, why having a conversation with Japanese people that includes Chinese names can be extremely difficult, notable challenges to patriarchy in Chinese history, and how color blindness could help you solve a maze!  Find ou…

INDEPENDENCE CULTURE MIX VOL.I

In the quiet of lockdown, I poured my heart into creating the 'Sierra Leone Independence Culture Mix,' a love letter to my homeland. It was a project that unexpectedly blossomed, reaching Sierra Leoneans across the globe and becoming a symbol of our shared identity. I'm sharing this piece of my sou…

INDEPENDENCE CULTURE MIX VOL.I

In the quiet of lockdown, I poured my heart into creating the 'Sierra Leone Independence Culture Mix,' a love letter to my homeland. It was a project that unexpectedly blossomed, reaching Sierra Leoneans across the globe and becoming a symbol of our shared identity. I'm sharing this piece of my sou…

A Brief History of Nintendo's Operating Systems (ft. Parker Simmons) - #329

Parker Simmons (creator of the animated series Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart) joins the show this week to discuss the rise and fall of Nintendo's operating systems and home screens over the years. From the meager beginnings on the Famicom Disk System to the sleek elegance of the Wii to the barren l…

Writing for Kids & Tweens' TV

Advanced TV Herstory host Cynthia Bemis Abrams thinks it's important to discuss children's programming and animated storytelling as the cultural influencers. "A story is a story is a story," says veteran TV writer Nina Bargiel who's been spinning live-action and animated yarns for years. Nina is an…

Angie Duran (Mao Mao, The Casagrandes, Big City Greens, The Smurfs)

Marve and Melissa welcome Background and Visual Development Artist Angie Duran (@phalangieee)! We discuss Angie's early love of drawing and how that led to her attending Pasadena ArtCenter, interning in recruitment at Nickelodeon, then through posting her work online being approached by the art dir…

Ep.108 Orphan and The Five Beast: Bath of Blood/ Meat Eaters

For this one, we drew O and M. We have Orphan and The Five Beasts: Bath of Blood. Orphan Moe continues on her quest to knock off the 5 villagers turned demons. We also have Meat Eaters, a girl wakes up in the woods and very quickly finds out she monster, but which kind? As always, we end with a scr…

TOO SOON! Animated Shows That Deserved Better & Indie Spotlight: “I Don’t Want to be a Magical Girl” S3 | E25

TOO SOON! Some animated shows deserved WAY more time. The fellas are back to talk about some of our favorite animated gems that were cancelled too soon, cut short, or simply deserved WAY more love! Steve and Rob dive into OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes, The Owl House, Mao Mao, Inside Job, The Legend of K…

Muslim "Charities" Keep Supporting Terrorism: WHY?

Join us today for a discussion on English voice actors from popular anime who participated in a charity fundraiser using character voices to raise funds for a group with documented ties to Hamas (a story we learned about via Leaflit). We examine repeated patterns of major Muslim charities diverting…