Podcast appearances and mentions of graham kolbeins

Jonathan and guest Graham Kolbeins explore the Trans Cinematic Universe by way of "Tokyo Godfathers." They talk about Hana as an iconic trans character, the hotness of Gin, and just how many miracles one Christmas can hold. Graham Kolbeins: @grahamkolbeins TCU Podcast: @TCUpodHQ Jonathan Andre Culliton: @jonathanandrethegiant Heath&Henshaw Productions: @heathandhenshaw Watch Bombshell: https://linktr.ee/bombshelltheseries Peep Spookable: https://www.areyouspookable.com/ Next week's destination: "Happiest Season"

Jonathan and guest Graham Kolbeins take a trip through the asteroid field that is “It's Pat.” We discuss shipping Chris and Pat's T4T relationship and play the Recast Game. Graham Kolbeins: @grahamkolbeins TCU Podcast: @TCUpodHQ Jonathan Andre Culliton: @jonathanandrethegiant Heath&Henshaw Productions: @heathandhenshaw Watch Bombshell: https://linktr.ee/bombshelltheseries Peep Spookable: https://www.areyouspookable.com/ Next week's destination: "Mrs. Doubtfire"

Special Guest Star Graham Kolbeins joins us to discuss Season 3 Episode 4 of Dickinson, "This is my letter to the world," written by Ken Greller & R. Eric Thomas and directed by Rachael Holder. Well, Dickinson finally did it. One of us cracks and cries at the thought of Emily Dickinson coming out to herself and celebrating her love for Sue Gilbert, and how she continues to walk towards a horizon, knowing she will never get there- just like the rest of us queers. The other of us meanwhile retains a stiff upper lip (he is British after all). Break out your Foreshadowing Dresses and get ready. Other questions include: is Higginson an opportunist out of his depth? Is Walt Whitman too much (absolutely not)? Are we all the heirs to the queer legacy, walking towards our own horizons, knowing we will never get there?

Currently working as the Executive Director of the Asian Arts Initiative in Philadelphia, Anne Ishii is a living legend responsible for translating and producing the first works of Queer manga that hit the west, including her translation of Gengoroh Tagame's "My Brother's Husband", which landed them an Eisner Award (among many others) and cementing Tagame's work as a pioneering breakout hit both in Japan and overseas. In this conversation Anne and Pax chat about her time living in France, how she first found Tagame's work, her time starting a massively successful clothing brand with Graham Kolbeins, and much, much more. You can find her at AnneIshii.com, or on social media @ill_iterate. Support her work at https://asianartsinitiative.org, check out https://massive-goods.com, and read her work at https://amishii.substack.com. Please give us a 5-Star rating on your favorite podcasting app, it really helps the show! If you're watching us on YouTube, giving us a like or a sub would be amazing and help us bring your more of that sweet sweet content. Find us on twitter at: @BrotakusPodcast @PaxLillin Intro Song: F*** You, Pay Me (Instrumental) by Akira the Don News Theme 1 by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/ Cover Art by Khori Allen Instagram: @khori_allen Interested in recording your own podcast? Visit https://squadcast.fm/?ref=brotakus to get started. If you want to know what it's like, email us! We love hearing from you and would love to advise you on starting your own podcast. To send us episode/guest suggestions, feedback, hate mail, love mail, fanfic or business/advertising inquiries, shoot us an email at BrotakusPodcast@Gmail.com Find out more at https://brotakus.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

We cross the halfway mark of Season 2 of Dickinson with the help of a special guest star, queer filmmaker and writer Graham Kolbeins! Join us as we discuss salon culture, the Weirdo Night queer arts scene of Los Angeles, concepts of sexual and gender identities through history, and whether or not The Scarlet Letter kinda sucks. Kyle learns the proper pronunciation of "ribald" and we wonder whether Emily's luscious pea might be a symbol for something else... As always, you can reach us at edictsonedicks@gmail.com. Emily's poem for this episode is a tiny little anthill that explodes with the force of a volcano: Forbidden Fruit a flavor has That lawful Orchards mocks— How luscious lies within the pod The pea that Duty locks!

Graham Kolbeins is a filmmaker. Anne Ishii is a writer, translator and producer. Together, they have collaborated on several projects including: The Passion of Gengoroh Tagame: Master of Gay Erotic Manga, Massive: Gay Japanese Manga and the Men Who Make It, and the new feature-length documentary Queer Japan. Subscribe to Endeavours wherever podcasts are sold Social @EndeavoursRadio www.endeavoursmedia.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dan-mcpeake/message

Massive Goods co-creator Graham Kolbeins joins Big Dipper and Meatball this week to talk about the Queer Japan documentary, being labeled a bear, and stretching while being shirtless and cute.THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY BETTERHELPFor 10% off, visit https://www.betterhelp.com/sloppyFOLLOW BIG DIPPER:https://www.instagram.com/bigdipperjellyFOLLOW MEATBALL:https://www.instagram.com/spiciestmeatball/SLOPPY SECONDS IS A FOREVER DOG PODCASThttps://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/sloppy-seconds/

Host Steve Rodriguez chats with filmmaker Graham Kolbeins about his new documentary QUEER JAPAN which makes its North American debut this Sunday, July 21 at TCL Chinese 6 Theatres at 1:30 pm. QUEER JAPAN explores incredible depths of progressive queer culture that in many ways exceeds other parts of the world often within constricting boundaries of the exterior culture of Japan. Visit: QueerJapanMovie.com

Movie Menu Interviews  Episode #22: Graham Kolbeins & Dorian Wood Hosted by Dan "The Man" Muñoz Soundguy: Mike Stand Say hi to Graham... Instagram: @GrahamKolbeins GrahamKolbeins.com   Say Hi to Dorian... Twitter/ Instagram / Facebook: @dorianwoodmusic DorianWood.com   Reach out to Movie Menu... moviemenupodcasts.com facebook.com/moviemenupodcasts twitter: @mmpodcasts

Movie Menu Interviews  Episode #22: Graham Kolbeins & Dorian Wood Hosted by Dan "The Man" Muñoz Soundguy: Mike Stand Say hi to Graham... Instagram: @GrahamKolbeins GrahamKolbeins.com   Say Hi to Dorian... Twitter/ Instagram / Facebook: @dorianwoodmusic DorianWood.com   Reach out to Movie Menu... moviemenupodcasts.com facebook.com/moviemenupodcasts twitter: @mmpodcasts

Anne Ishii is the co-founder of MASSIVE GOODS, an agency and lifestyle brand featuring art from queer and feminist artists from Japan. In a single year, Anne suffered two tragic losses — any one of them would have destroyed her business. How did she survive the impossible? Store: MASSIVE GOODS Recommended: Gengoroh Tagame, Opening Ceremony, New York Art Book Fair, Toronto Comic Art Festival Host Anshuman Iddamsetty Producers Michelle Macklem Emma Fedderson Anshuman Iddamsetty Senior Supervising Producer Tammi Downey Engineer Jason ‘Metal’ Donkersgoed Musical Score Jim Guthrie

Good morning to you, whatever time of day it is in your world. Alonso, Matt, Ben and I are excited to introduce you to our new incarnation, the Breakfast All Day Podcast. It's still the four of us (whenever we can arrange our schedules to get in the same room with each other), reviewing films, occasionally discussing movie news and enjoying the same banter we've had for the past nine years. For our first episode of the new year, we look back at the best and worst of the old year. We also play catch-up with the Will Ferrell & John C. Reilly comedy “Holmes & Watson,” which Alonso says is terrible, and “Escape Room,” which is shockingly a lot of fun for a January horror movie. And we squeeze in a bit of movie news as Ellen DeGeneres lobbies for Kevin Hart to get his Oscar hosting gig back. So thanks again for sticking with us. We'll keep doing this throughout 2019 and beyond, and we'll be adding more features as we go along. You can find us on social media here: Twitter https://twitter.com/bfastallday Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bfastallday/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bfastallday/ Endless thanks and hash browns to Graham Kolbeins for designing our new logo.

Guest Graham Kolbeins (co-editor, "Massive: Gay Erotic Manga and the Men Who Make It") joins the Super Gays for a discussion of Gengoroh Tagame's "My Brother's Husband." Come with us on a journey through the queer manga of Japan, from Bara to Shonen-ai! Produced by James Kelly.

Anne Ishii and Graham Kolbeins joined me and Brandon to talk about their Massive comic anthology; a collection of gay manga comics featuring a wide range of burly men. It’s a really interesting and important piece of work. Graham and … Continue reading →