Podcast appearances and mentions of josh dunham

In this Logistics Management & Supply Chain Management Review podcast, Michael Levans and Reveel's Josh Dunham explore how Parcel Spend Management 2.0 leverages advanced technology and strategic innovation to significantly enhance logistics and supply chain efficiency.

Group Editorial Director Michael Levans is joined by Josh Dunham, co-founder of Reveel, a parcel shipping intelligence provider, in a discussion geared to help parcel shippers get a handle on the current parcel shipping environment and the challenges it's created.

Josh Dunham talks about why he co-founded Reveel; helping businesses ship smarter and save more; advocating for clients; & leveling the playing field.

Part 2 features music from the Beverley Knight album Affirmation (released in June 2004), including short excerpts from Come As You Are, Supasonic and Keep This Fire Burning. Music used by permission. Additional music - Signs - was written, arranged and produced by Gavin Calder. 

On today's Earth Day (Earth Week?) Special, Erik invites podcasters from around the world to share some of the environmental issues that they're most passionate about and what we can learn from them!  Featured in this episode: Devin Clark (Pretend Radio), Kory Torjussen (KTorjussen Photography), Chris Carroll (Comic Zombie), Pete Bourgelais (Maine House candidate), Tyler Thornton (Too Young For This Trek), Josh Dunham, Troytle Power (from the Power Playthroughs Podcast), Justin Ache (Significant Otter Co), and MC (The Best Animated Shows Ever... So Far!) Music: "Return to Innocence" by Enigma (1994)Audio Clips: "Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring" (2001), "Fern Gully" (1992), and "Captain Planet" (1990) *Click here for a full list of links, notes, and sources!*

Mason talks to Josh about football, high school, and choosing a university.

We’re taking a short break from Shonen Jump-related podcast to talk about a creator celebrating a special 50th anniversary milestone – Go Nagai! 2018 is the 50th year of the legendary mangaka's career, and he’s seen a resurgence of popularity thanks to a slew of new anime based on his works like Mazinger Z: Infinity, Cutie Honey Universe, and most famously, Devilman Crybaby! To celebrate Go Nagi’s legacy and the renaissance of his work in the anime community, we’re discussing the original Devilman manga, recently released in the U.S. for the first time in a beautiful hardcover edition courtesy of Seven Seas! Joining us is our good friend and devilishly handsome Go Nagai devotee Josh Dunham, host of Senpai Coast to Coast of co-founder of Wave Motion Cannon! We go over Go Nagi’s career, what inspired him to write Devilman, and how his personal demons may have carried over into his work. Josh provides a ton of wonderful insight on the chaotic, anarchic mind of Nagai, making for one of our best analytical discussion so far! This podcast has literally been two years in the making – we’ve been planning to do a Devilman podcast with Josh since we first had him on the show all the way back in July 2016, so it’s exciting to see it finally come to fruition! Sit back and listen as we explore the macabre world of Devilman and gleam as many insights we can from its dark and twisted world. But first, we’ve got our usual news roundup to go through! We discuss the Oricon Top Selling Manga list, which has some surprising series making it on to the top ten! Then, we discuss the deaths of several manga magazines in print, and speculate whether this trend heralds the end for manga magazines in general. Plus we discuss a lot of new manga, new licenses, and new anime that we’re really looking forward to! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:22 - Intro 01:39 - Oricon’s Top Selling Manga Lists for the First Half of 2018 10:52 - Oricon’s Top Selling Light Novel List for the First Half of 2018 15:13 - Bessatsu Hana to Yume ends publication 18:48 - Monthly Comic Birz ends publication 19:53 - Young Animal Arashi ends publication 21:50 - Comic Ryu moves online 23:50 - Cells At Work gets Black spinoff manga in June 26:26 - Batman Ninja gets manga adaptation 28:40 - New Saiki K. one-shot 30:28 - Yuu Watase plans to resume Arata: The Legend this year 31:56 - New manga about Satoshi Tajiri 32:44 - Akiko Higashimura’s new manga 34:11 - Title and launch date for Kouji Seo’s new manga 35:40 - Hiro Mashima’s new manga will be simulpublished in 5 languages 38:57 - Crunchyroll to simulpublish Domestic Girlfriend 41:42 - Kodansha USA Adds 4 New Digital-First Manga Licenses 48:28 - Vertical licenses Kino’s Journey manga & more 51:00 - DC to publish Batman and the Justice League manga 53:04 - Yen Press to simulpublish Goblin Slayer: Brand New Day 54:06 - Cross Infinite World licenses Dawn of the Mapmaker 55:00 - Shonen Jump’s New Vertical Manga Awards 56:40 - Kohei Horikoshi will attend San Diego Comic Con 1:01:56 - One Piece gets Episode of Skypiea special on August 25th 1:03:22 - The Promised Neverland gets an anime in January 2019 1:06:54 - Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba gets an anime by Ufotable 1:08:05 - Attack on Titan Season 3 gets Theatrical World Premiere in U.S. and Canada 1:10:50 - Contest to win Makoto Yukimura’s used pen nibs 1:12:00 - Detective Conan Fan creates ‘Must Read’ Volume List 1:15:15 - The Pillows goes on tour in the U.S. 1:17:50 - Go Nagai exhibition in Tokyo and Osaka in September 1:19:48 - Devilman Discussion with Josh Dunham! 2:51:34 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com,and now on Youtube! You can also follow the hosts at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha and Josh Dusham at @Josh_Dunham. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! We take your suggestions and feedback very seriously and want to figure out more ways to reach out and interact with you guys, so please leave some responses! Our next Manga Mavericks will be our 50th episode! To commemorate the occasion, we’re revisiting a series we previously (albeit briefly) discussed and go back to class – Assassination Classroom that is! If you have any Assassination Classroom-related comments, questions, or discussion topics you’d like us to talk about, please send them our way either in the comments below, in our Discord server, commenting in the Manga Mavericks thread on Animation Revelation, tweeting them to us, or by sending an e-mail to mangamavericks@gmail.com! And as always, thanks for listening!

We’re taking a short break from Shonen Jump-related podcast to talk about a creator celebrating a special 50th anniversary milestone – Go Nagai! 2018 is the 50th year of the legendary mangaka's career, and he’s seen a resurgence of popularity thanks to a slew of new anime based on his works like Mazinger Z: Infinity, Cutie Honey Universe, and most famously, Devilman Crybaby! To celebrate Go Nagi’s legacy and the renaissance of his work in the anime community, we’re discussing the original Devilman manga, recently released in the U.S. for the first time in a beautiful hardcover edition courtesy of Seven Seas! Joining us is our good friend and devilishly handsome Go Nagai devotee Josh Dunham, host of Senpai Coast to Coast of co-founder of Wave Motion Cannon! We go over Go Nagi’s career, what inspired him to write Devilman, and how his personal demons may have carried over into his work. Josh provides a ton of wonderful insight on the chaotic, anarchic mind of Nagai, making for one of our best analytical discussion so far! This podcast has literally been two years in the making – we’ve been planning to do a Devilman podcast with Josh since we first had him on the show all the way back in July 2016, so it’s exciting to see it finally come to fruition! Sit back and listen as we explore the macabre world of Devilman and gleam as many insights we can from its dark and twisted world. But first, we’ve got our usual news roundup to go through! We discuss the Oricon Top Selling Manga list, which has some surprising series making it on to the top ten! Then, we discuss the deaths of several manga magazines in print, and speculate whether this trend heralds the end for manga magazines in general. Plus we discuss a lot of new manga, new licenses, and new anime that we’re really looking forward to! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:22 - Intro 01:39 - Oricon’s Top Selling Manga Lists for the First Half of 2018 10:52 - Oricon’s Top Selling Light Novel List for the First Half of 2018 15:13 - Bessatsu Hana to Yume ends publication 18:48 - Monthly Comic Birz ends publication 19:53 - Young Animal Arashi ends publication 21:50 - Comic Ryu moves online 23:50 - Cells At Work gets Black spinoff manga in June 26:26 - Batman Ninja gets manga adaptation 28:40 - New Saiki K. one-shot 30:28 - Yuu Watase plans to resume Arata: The Legend this year 31:56 - New manga about Satoshi Tajiri 32:44 - Akiko Higashimura’s new manga 34:11 - Title and launch date for Kouji Seo’s new manga 35:40 - Hiro Mashima’s new manga will be simulpublished in 5 languages 38:57 - Crunchyroll to simulpublish Domestic Girlfriend 41:42 - Kodansha USA Adds 4 New Digital-First Manga Licenses 48:28 - Vertical licenses Kino’s Journey manga & more 51:00 - DC to publish Batman and the Justice League manga 53:04 - Yen Press to simulpublish Goblin Slayer: Brand New Day 54:06 - Cross Infinite World licenses Dawn of the Mapmaker 55:00 - Shonen Jump’s New Vertical Manga Awards 56:40 - Kohei Horikoshi will attend San Diego Comic Con 1:01:56 - One Piece gets Episode of Skypiea special on August 25th 1:03:22 - The Promised Neverland gets an anime in January 2019 1:06:54 - Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba gets an anime by Ufotable 1:08:05 - Attack on Titan Season 3 gets Theatrical World Premiere in U.S. and Canada 1:10:50 - Contest to win Makoto Yukimura’s used pen nibs 1:12:00 - Detective Conan Fan creates ‘Must Read’ Volume List 1:15:15 - The Pillows goes on tour in the U.S. 1:17:50 - Go Nagai exhibition in Tokyo and Osaka in September 1:19:48 - Devilman Discussion with Josh Dunham! 2:51:34 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com,and now on Youtube! You can also follow the hosts at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha and Josh Dusham at @Josh_Dunham. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! We take your suggestions and feedback very seriously and want to figure out more ways to reach out and interact with you guys, so please leave some responses! Our next Manga Mavericks will be our 50th episode! To commemorate the occasion, we’re revisiting a series we previously (albeit briefly) discussed and go back to class – Assassination Classroom that is! If you have any Assassination Classroom-related comments, questions, or discussion topics you’d like us to talk about, please send them our way either in the comments below, in our Discord server, commenting in the Manga Mavericks thread on Animation Revelation, tweeting them to us, or by sending an e-mail to mangamavericks@gmail.com! And as always, thanks for listening!

Welcome to the second half of our World Trigger discussion, wherein we answer all your questions in another Q&A extravaganza!! Our discussion went so long that half of our team has to bail out! Which members of Team Osamu-1 made it to the end of the podcast? Only one way to know the answers to this and many other questions! Trigger on! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:21 – Intro 04:53 – Least Favorite World Trigger Characters? 09:25 – Which Mascot is better; Raijin-maru or Battle Cat? 10:21 – What are ourfavorite squads from the B-rank wars? 16:25 – Would we be a Sniper, Gunner, Shooter, All Rounder, Attacker, Operator, or Trapper? 16:40 – What are our favorite Trigger Loadout Combinations? 17:47 – Favorite Neighbor? 18:11 – Anime OST Recommendation 18:27 – Who do we like the most from Tamakoma-2 and why? 18:48 – Opinions on the volume extras and Ashihara’s author comments? 21:38 – Are we put off by Ashihara’s “same-face” designs? 22:00 – Will we continue reading WT if it resumes serialization? 23:11 – What do like most about Ashihara’s work? 26:15 – When will Ashihara continue the manga? 26:37 – Why is World Trigger the best sports manga? 27:33 – Which agents from the Rank Wars do you expect to see later in the series? 28:53 – How do view Osamu’s growth over the series? 29:17 – Is the World Trigger power system one of the best in manga? 31:00 - What is your opinion on the non-main character arcs of the manga? 32:16 – Do we find the non-sexualized portrayal of the female characters refreshing? 38:00 – Do we think Osamu and his unit will succeed? 41:46 – What do we think about Ashihara not communicating? 42:24 – What do we think of the Primo dub? 45:45 – Is Osamu’s dub portrayal faithful to the manga’s characterization? 46:30 – Opinions on the character development in the series? 47:57 – How does Osamu compare with other tactical leader characters like Shiroe from Log Horizon or Lord Ainz from Overlord? 50:03 – Any thoughts considering the future of the series? 52:02 – Why do the side of Osamu’s glasses vanish in profile view? 52:52 – How is a Black Trigger power determined? 53:52 – Why does Kage wear a mask? 54:15 – Theories on when, how, and who Chika will have to kill? 56:40 – How strong is Kido as a fighter? 59:30 – Wrap-up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com,and now on Youtube! You can also follow the hosts at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha. As for our guests, you can follow Annaliese Christman at @kaitou_ace and Wensleydale Cheddar at @WensleyCheddar. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! We take your suggestions and feedback very seriously and want to figure out more ways to reach out and interact with you guys, so please leave some responses! Our next episode will be a review of Go Nagai’s Devilman! We’ll be celebrating its resurgence in popularity thanks to Masaaki Yuasa’s Devilman Crybaby anime adaptation and Seven Seas’s recent release of the original manga and some of its spinoffs! We’re recording the podcast on Sunday, June 3rd! We’ll be joined by Josh Dunham, host of Senpai Coast to Coast and founder of Wave Motion Cannon! It’s been a long time since Josh has been on the show, but we’ve planned to discuss Devilman with him for a while and figured now was the best time to do it! If you have any Devilman-related comments, questions, or discussion topics you’d like us to talk about, please send them our way either in the comments below, in our Discord server, by commenting in the Manga Mavericks thread on Animation Revelation, tweet them to us, or by sending an e-mail to mangamavericks@gmail.com! And as always, thanks for listening!

Welcome to the second half of our World Trigger discussion, wherein we answer all your questions in another Q&A extravaganza!! Our discussion went so long that half of our team has to bail out! Which members of Team Osamu-1 made it to the end of the podcast? Only one way to know the answers to this and many other questions! Trigger on! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:21 – Intro 04:53 – Least Favorite World Trigger Characters? 09:25 – Which Mascot is better; Raijin-maru or Battle Cat? 10:21 – What are ourfavorite squads from the B-rank wars? 16:25 – Would we be a Sniper, Gunner, Shooter, All Rounder, Attacker, Operator, or Trapper? 16:40 – What are our favorite Trigger Loadout Combinations? 17:47 – Favorite Neighbor? 18:11 – Anime OST Recommendation 18:27 – Who do we like the most from Tamakoma-2 and why? 18:48 – Opinions on the volume extras and Ashihara’s author comments? 21:38 – Are we put off by Ashihara’s “same-face” designs? 22:00 – Will we continue reading WT if it resumes serialization? 23:11 – What do like most about Ashihara’s work? 26:15 – When will Ashihara continue the manga? 26:37 – Why is World Trigger the best sports manga? 27:33 – Which agents from the Rank Wars do you expect to see later in the series? 28:53 – How do view Osamu’s growth over the series? 29:17 – Is the World Trigger power system one of the best in manga? 31:00 - What is your opinion on the non-main character arcs of the manga? 32:16 – Do we find the non-sexualized portrayal of the female characters refreshing? 38:00 – Do we think Osamu and his unit will succeed? 41:46 – What do we think about Ashihara not communicating? 42:24 – What do we think of the Primo dub? 45:45 – Is Osamu’s dub portrayal faithful to the manga’s characterization? 46:30 – Opinions on the character development in the series? 47:57 – How does Osamu compare with other tactical leader characters like Shiroe from Log Horizon or Lord Ainz from Overlord? 50:03 – Any thoughts considering the future of the series? 52:02 – Why do the side of Osamu’s glasses vanish in profile view? 52:52 – How is a Black Trigger power determined? 53:52 – Why does Kage wear a mask? 54:15 – Theories on when, how, and who Chika will have to kill? 56:40 – How strong is Kido as a fighter? 59:30 – Wrap-up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com,and now on Youtube! You can also follow the hosts at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha. As for our guests, you can follow Annaliese Christman at @kaitou_ace and Wensleydale Cheddar at @WensleyCheddar. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! We take your suggestions and feedback very seriously and want to figure out more ways to reach out and interact with you guys, so please leave some responses! Our next episode will be a review of Go Nagai’s Devilman! We’ll be celebrating its resurgence in popularity thanks to Masaaki Yuasa’s Devilman Crybaby anime adaptation and Seven Seas’s recent release of the original manga and some of its spinoffs! We’re recording the podcast on Sunday, June 3rd! We’ll be joined by Josh Dunham, host of Senpai Coast to Coast and founder of Wave Motion Cannon! It’s been a long time since Josh has been on the show, but we’ve planned to discuss Devilman with him for a while and figured now was the best time to do it! If you have any Devilman-related comments, questions, or discussion topics you’d like us to talk about, please send them our way either in the comments below, in our Discord server, by commenting in the Manga Mavericks thread on Animation Revelation, tweet them to us, or by sending an e-mail to mangamavericks@gmail.com! And as always, thanks for listening!

Even though World Trigger has been on hiatus for a long time, the love of its fans remains strong. With the series celebrating its fifth anniversary this year, we thought now would be as good as time as any to re-read and talk about it! Joining us are two VERY passionate World Trigger fans and Osamu Mikumo stans - Annaliese Christman, letterer of the series for Viz Media and Weekly Shonen Jump, and Wensleydale Cheddar, host of the Shonen Jump podcast Stammer Stream and the voice of Osamu in Team ODA:R’s World Trigger abridged series! Can they help LumRanmaYasha convince Colton that it’s the best sports manga that isn’t technically a sports manga ever made? Either way, we had a long and fun discussion of one of our favorite series, and we hope you enjoy it! But first, we’ve got a ton of news! We talk about both the Bookscan and Diamond monthly lists, new licenses, lots of industry shakeups, and a few fun polls! There’s so much to talk about, it’s no wonder this episode ended up being four hours long! In fact, we had to cut stuff out of it so it wouldn’t run over five! Speaking of which, you can expect another Q&A Extravaganza focused on World Trigger coming next week! You guys have got a lot of listening to do, and you better start! So get in your Trion bodies and report for duty, because it’s time to hit the trigger on that play button! Trigger on! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:22 - Intro News: 01:55 - April 2018 Bookscan List 05:07 - Diamond’s April 2018 Manga List 08:25 - Shaman King gets spinoff manga about Tao Jun 09:54 - Kengo Hanazawa’s new manga 11:29 - Hiro Mashima teases secret project 13:42 - Attack on Titan Junior High gets 3 new chapters 15:09 - Miyoko Ikeda writes new Sailor Moon novels 16:26 - Seven Seas licenses The Ancient Magus’ Bride Novels 17:40 - Viz Publishes Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku Manga Digitally 21:29 - Anime Industry shows growth in overseas market 29:10 - DMP merges emanga and akadot retail sites 31:37 - Buronson opens manga academy in his hometown 34:14 - Japan Cartoonists Association Award Winners 36:29 - Comico appoints Ushio & Tora editor Musha as editor in chief 37:38 - Mr. Nietzsche listed with bilingual english/japanese release 39:55 - Comic-con Int. to host Yoshitaka Amano 41:10 - The live-action Kakegurui show is now streaming on Netflix 42:30 - FUNimation’s rights to Case Closed have expired 50:04 - Nintendo makes Famicon Mini Shonen Jump edition 51:42 - Mocoyo Anno exhibition in June 53:21 - Potentially stolen Ai & Makoto artwork appears on auction site 55:56 - One of Shotaro Ishinomori’s early shojo manga gets reprinted 58:29 - Updated print counts for various manga and light novel series 1:05:15 - NHK’s Ultimate Gundam Popularity Poll results 1:14:44 - We Never Learn Popularity Poll results 1:21:30 - Dr. Stone Popularity Poll 1:25:05 - Shonen Jump Fan Art contest 1:26:45 - World Trigger Discussion w/Annaliese Christman & Wensleydale Cheddar! 4:07:18 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com,and now on Youtube! You can also follow the hosts at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha. As for our guests, you can follow Annaliese Christman at @kaitou_ace and Wensleydale Cheddar at @WensleyCheddar. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! We take your suggestions and feedback very seriously and want to figure out more ways to reach out and interact with you guys, so please leave some responses! Our next episode will be a review of Go Nagai’s Devilman! We’ll be celebrating its resurgence in popularity thanks to Masaaki Yuasa’s Devilman Crybaby anime adaptation and Seven Seas’s recent release of the original manga and some of its spinoffs! We’re recording the podcast on Sunday, June 3rd! We’ll be joined by Josh Dunham, host of Senpai Coast to Coast and founder of Wave Motion Cannon! It’s been a long time since Josh has been on the show, but we’ve planned to discuss Devilman with him for a while and figured now was the best time to do it! But that’s not all! We’re also recording a special Dragon Ball Super retrospective featuring Sam Leach, who reviewed the series for Anime News Network, as well as Chris Larios, host of Weekly Manga Recap! We’re really excited to talk about Dragon Ball with these fine gents and knowing us you can expect another long, dense podcast out of our conversation! If you have any Devilman or Dragon Ball Super-related comments, questions, or discussion topics you’d like us to talk about, please send them our way either in the comments below, in our Discord server, by commenting in the Manga Mavericks thread on Animation Revelation, tweet them to us, or by sending an e-mail to mangamavericks@gmail.com! And as always, thanks for listening!

Even though World Trigger has been on hiatus for a long time, the love of its fans remains strong. With the series celebrating its fifth anniversary this year, we thought now would be as good as time as any to re-read and talk about it! Joining us are two VERY passionate World Trigger fans and Osamu Mikumo stans - Annaliese Christman, letterer of the series for Viz Media and Weekly Shonen Jump, and Wensleydale Cheddar, host of the Shonen Jump podcast Stammer Stream and the voice of Osamu in Team ODA:R’s World Trigger abridged series! Can they help LumRanmaYasha convince Colton that it’s the best sports manga that isn’t technically a sports manga ever made? Either way, we had a long and fun discussion of one of our favorite series, and we hope you enjoy it! But first, we’ve got a ton of news! We talk about both the Bookscan and Diamond monthly lists, new licenses, lots of industry shakeups, and a few fun polls! There’s so much to talk about, it’s no wonder this episode ended up being four hours long! In fact, we had to cut stuff out of it so it wouldn’t run over five! Speaking of which, you can expect another Q&A Extravaganza focused on World Trigger coming next week! You guys have got a lot of listening to do, and you better start! So get in your Trion bodies and report for duty, because it’s time to hit the trigger on that play button! Trigger on! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:22 - Intro News: 01:55 - April 2018 Bookscan List 05:07 - Diamond’s April 2018 Manga List 08:25 - Shaman King gets spinoff manga about Tao Jun 09:54 - Kengo Hanazawa’s new manga 11:29 - Hiro Mashima teases secret project 13:42 - Attack on Titan Junior High gets 3 new chapters 15:09 - Miyoko Ikeda writes new Sailor Moon novels 16:26 - Seven Seas licenses The Ancient Magus’ Bride Novels 17:40 - Viz Publishes Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku Manga Digitally 21:29 - Anime Industry shows growth in overseas market 29:10 - DMP merges emanga and akadot retail sites 31:37 - Buronson opens manga academy in his hometown 34:14 - Japan Cartoonists Association Award Winners 36:29 - Comico appoints Ushio & Tora editor Musha as editor in chief 37:38 - Mr. Nietzsche listed with bilingual english/japanese release 39:55 - Comic-con Int. to host Yoshitaka Amano 41:10 - The live-action Kakegurui show is now streaming on Netflix 42:30 - FUNimation’s rights to Case Closed have expired 50:04 - Nintendo makes Famicon Mini Shonen Jump edition 51:42 - Mocoyo Anno exhibition in June 53:21 - Potentially stolen Ai & Makoto artwork appears on auction site 55:56 - One of Shotaro Ishinomori’s early shojo manga gets reprinted 58:29 - Updated print counts for various manga and light novel series 1:05:15 - NHK’s Ultimate Gundam Popularity Poll results 1:14:44 - We Never Learn Popularity Poll results 1:21:30 - Dr. Stone Popularity Poll 1:25:05 - Shonen Jump Fan Art contest 1:26:45 - World Trigger Discussion w/Annaliese Christman & Wensleydale Cheddar! 4:07:18 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com,and now on Youtube! You can also follow the hosts at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha. As for our guests, you can follow Annaliese Christman at @kaitou_ace and Wensleydale Cheddar at @WensleyCheddar. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! We take your suggestions and feedback very seriously and want to figure out more ways to reach out and interact with you guys, so please leave some responses! Our next episode will be a review of Go Nagai’s Devilman! We’ll be celebrating its resurgence in popularity thanks to Masaaki Yuasa’s Devilman Crybaby anime adaptation and Seven Seas’s recent release of the original manga and some of its spinoffs! We’re recording the podcast on Sunday, June 3rd! We’ll be joined by Josh Dunham, host of Senpai Coast to Coast and founder of Wave Motion Cannon! It’s been a long time since Josh has been on the show, but we’ve planned to discuss Devilman with him for a while and figured now was the best time to do it! But that’s not all! We’re also recording a special Dragon Ball Super retrospective featuring Sam Leach, who reviewed the series for Anime News Network, as well as Chris Larios, host of Weekly Manga Recap! We’re really excited to talk about Dragon Ball with these fine gents and knowing us you can expect another long, dense podcast out of our conversation! If you have any Devilman or Dragon Ball Super-related comments, questions, or discussion topics you’d like us to talk about, please send them our way either in the comments below, in our Discord server, by commenting in the Manga Mavericks thread on Animation Revelation, tweet them to us, or by sending an e-mail to mangamavericks@gmail.com! And as always, thanks for listening!

Almost a year and a half ago, I had my first conversation with Josh Dunham, which I used as material in the first episode of Spiral Radio. It was heavily pared down and I didn’t want the conversation to just go unheard, so I’m releasing the unedited audio for all to listen to. Download (right… Read

Almost a year and a half ago, I had my first conversation with Josh Dunham, which I used as material in the first episode of Spiral Radio. It was heavily pared down and I didn’t want the conversation to just go unheard, so I’m releasing the unedited audio for all to listen to. Download (right… Read

In this Bonus Episode of the WMC Weekly Podcast, CJ, The Subtitle Doctor and Josh Dunham take time to answer … More

Wanna get your question answered on the podcast? Support us on Patreon! This week CJ, The Subtitle Doctor and Josh Dunham have a discussion about Amazon‘s Anime Streaming Service, “Anime Strike.” The episode ends with a listener question on if Attack on Titan has a... Read More

This week CJ, The Subtitle Doctor and Josh Dunham have a discussion about Amazon‘s Anime Streaming Service, “Anime Strike.” The … More

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CJ and Jimmy are joined by Josh Dunham to talk about the anime film adaptation of A Silent Voice. If … More

On this episode of Life Lessons, we celebrate our (late) 4th anniversary with special guest, Josh Dunham, from Senpai Coast to Coast and Wave Motion Cannon, as we start off the show with a lot of small talk, including the results of our first podcast survey and even an email from a listener (guess who). Afterwards, we discuss Chapters 85 and 86 during our double manga recap, in which we recount a romantic tale of Shinpachi’s encounter with a lovely cat-eared girl on the train ride home. We also discuss Lessons 85 and 86 during our Life Lessons segment, followed by an Anime/Manga Comparison of Episodes 34 and 35 of the anime. Topics of discussion for this episode include the urban legend of the Densha Otoko (Train Man) of which this arc parodies, critique of both the humor what direction this story could or should have went in, and more of Josh and Colton’s terrible in-jokes.Special thanks to all of our listeners and recurring contributors for making 4 years of this podcast possible! Only one more year until our 5th anniversary!!0:00:00 Introduction/Small talk0:13:24 About Densha Otoko0:19:49 Survey Results!!0:40:27 Email from Lia!0:49:16 Manga Recap: Ch 851:48:37 Manga Recap: Ch 862:58:01 Life Lessons 85 & 863:07:43 Anime/Manga Comparison Eps 34 & 353:21:01 The End

Josh Dunham of Wave Motion Cannon and Senpai Coast to Coast joins David and Evan to finally talk about the Kizumonogatari films and the Monogatari franchise as a whole. But before that, the gang discuss Spring 2017 anime, Persona 5, and Fate: Grand Order. Topics include: the Eva flip-off guy, the Salt and Shade Podcast, and Mormon "Mo-chan" Jesus. Send us feedback at podcast@anigamers.com! Show notes, links, comments, and more can be found at http://anigamers.com/podcast.

Josh Dunham of Wave Motion Cannon and Senpai Coast to Coast joins David and Evan to finally talk about the Kizumonogatari films and the Monogatari franchise as a whole. But before that, the gang discuss Spring 2017 anime, Persona 5, and Fate: Grand Order. Topics include: the Eva flip-off guy, the Salt and Shade Podcast, and Mormon "Mo-chan" Jesus. Send us feedback at podcast@anigamers.com! Show notes, links, comments, and more can be found at http://anigamers.com/podcast.

On this episode of Life Lessons, we are joined by returning special guest Japanese history enthusiast and professional Canadian, Niente de Nada, along with brand new special guest Jonathan, aka LeitungVG on Twitter. After Jonathan discusses some thoughts on his first watch of Gintama, we hop into the Manga Recaps of both Chapters 83 and 84, in which the Odd Jobs trio run into the Shinsengumi once again, this time while hunting for beetles!! Afterwards, we discuss both chapter titles during the Life Lessons segment, followed by an Anime/Manga Comparison segment discussing Episode 65 of the anime. Topics of discussion for this episode include topical sumo wrestling politics circa 2005, beetle collecting as it relates to Japanese culture, and the ever popular arcade and trading card game franchise known as Mushiking!!Tune in next episode when we'll be having special guest, Josh Dunham, founder of Wave Motion Cannon, to discuss the Train Samurai arc for our 4th anniversary of the podcast!0:00:00 Introduction/Jon's thoughts on Gintama thus far0:25:19 Manga Recap: Chapter 831:02:53 Manga Recap: Chapter 841:46:55 Life Lessons 83 & 842:05:28 Anime/Manga Comparison: Episode 652:34:44 The End

On this episode of Life Lessons, Colton is joined by both Doctor from the SSAA Podcast and Josh Dunham from Senpai Coast to Coast and Wave Motion Cannon to cover Chapter 76 of the manga, in which Kagura plays the kick the can with some old guy. After the Manga Recap, we go discuss the meaning of the chapter title during the Life Lessons segment, followed by an Anime/Manga Comparison segment discussing the second half of Episode 48 of the anime. Topics of discussion on this episode include the concept of what it means to grow up, critiques of the presentation for this chapter of the manga, and how annoying and lonely all of our childhoods were! Enjoy! Join us next episode, as we cover the Infant Strife arc with unofficial Gintama translator, Bomber D Rufi! 0:00:00 Introduction 0:06:12 Manga Recap: Ch 76 1:08:16 Life Lesson #76 1:31:32 Anime/Manga Comparison Ep 48(B) 1:45:58 The End

It's time for another episode of All-Comic Presents: Manga Mavericks Presents: Manga Fights sponsored by Geoff Martin Art Sales (not really)! Operating in the same fashion as Screen Junkies’ Movie Fights, Manga Fights features passionate manga fans debating it out over manga-related several topics both intriguing and insane. With the Manga Mavericks as your hosts, intelligent conversations, heated arguments, and unintentional comedy is always sure to abound! Continuing off our InuYasha 20th anniversary retrospective (well, we recorded this before that, actually), Manga Mavericks' resident Rumic World expert LumRanmaYasha faces off against sakuga guru and previous Manga Mavericks guest Josh Dunham on InuYasha-related topics! You'd think that Lum would have the home-field advantage when it comes to Rumiko Takahashi, but Josh proves a formidable adversary, coming up with a cast for a prospective live-action adaption of the series that will make you wet with excitement! Will Lum be able to defeat Josh, or will they have to change their name to LumRanmaRinne? Find out as we go back down the well with nostalgia for a jam-packed two hours of InuYasha discussion! Editor's Note, 2020: In this episode, Lum repeatedly refers to themselves with an epithet that includes an unfortunate slur. We were much younger and not as socially and critically conscious back then as we are now, and in retrospect, we find the use of this pejorative in a self-deprecating sense excruciatingly in poor taste and cringey. We humbly ask you keep in mind that the use of this term in this podcast does not reflect upon what we consider acceptable to say now. Podcast Breakdown: 00:20 - Introductions Debate Round: 08:15 - Round 1: Best Fight in InuYasha? 23:05 - Round 2: Most Pointless Plot Detour in InuYasha? 37:15 - Round 3: Pitch InuYasha as a Hollywood Live-Action Film? 54:25 - Round 4: Which Iteration is Superior - Anime vs. Manga? 1:11:20 - Round 5: The Eternal Debate! Shipping War! Who Should’ve InuYasha Gotten Together With - Kikyo or Kagome? Speed Round: 1:30:30 Round 6: Which Sword Would You Rather Have - Tetsusaiga, Tokijin, Banryu, Dakki, or Bakusaiga? 1:33:30: Round 7: Who Was the Most Pointless Character in InuYasha? 1:38:10: Round 8: Who is Best Girl in InuYasha? 1:42:00: Round 9: Which is the Best Arc in InuYasha? 1:47:40: Round 10: Pitch a Sequel to InuYasha 1:54:35 - Q&A: How Would We Have Tightened the Pacing of the Series? 2:09:00 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha, and Josh Dunham at @Josh_Dunham! Thanks for listening!

On November 13th 1996, Rumiko Takahashi's feudal fairy tale InuYasha began its serialization in Weekly Shonen Sunday, where it would continue to run for a nearly 12-year run. From the very beginning, InuYasha was wildly popular and successful both in Japan and internationally, and its popularity and influence on anime fandom are still indelible nearly a decade since it's conclusion. In honor of 20 years of InuYasha, Manga Mavericks' resident Rumic World expert LumRanmaYasha has recruited their brother and previous guest VlordGTZ to discuss the legacy of the series. We explore the origins of why InuYasha was created, how several characters came to be, and the history of InuYasha in North America. Then, we answer some Q&As asked of us by fans on Reddit, and discuss our favorite moments from the series, as well as commenting on Rumiko Takahashi's own. So sit, boy, and listen to us talk about everyone's favorite dog-eared half-demon. Don't worry, we promise it won't take as long as actually reading/watching the series! Disclaimer: You may hear a lot of sirens going off in the background of this episode. Let's just say the neighborhood I live in is always very noisy. Normally, we've been able to edit them out, but this week was a no-go, unfortunately. Just a heads up for those of you wondering what the heck that's about. Editor's Note, 2020: In this episode, Lum repeatedly refers to themselves with an epithet that includes an unfortunate slur. We were much younger and not as socially and critically conscious back then as we are now, and in retrospect, we find the use of this pejorative in a self-deprecating sense excruciatingly in poor taste and cringey. We humbly ask you to keep in mind that the use of this term in this podcast does not reflect upon what we consider acceptable to say now. Podcast Breakdown: 00:48 - Introductions 03:28 - The History of InuYasha 28:30 - Our History With InuYasha 37:20 - Q&A: “Thoughts on Rumiko Takahashi’s Episodic Writing Style?” 42:27 - Q&A: “What is InuYasha’s Legacy?” 47:22 - Q&A: “Koga: Hero or Jerk?” 52:10 - Our Top 10 Favorite InuYasha Moments 1:53:00 - Rumiko Takahashi’s Top 10 Favorite InuYasha Moments 2:02:53 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @lumranmayasha and @VLordGTZ. If you want to hear even more InuYasha discussion, check out our InuYasha Manga Fight with Josh Dunham! If there’s something you want to ask us that’s too big to tweet, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

On November 13th 1996, Rumiko Takahashi's feudal fairy tale InuYasha began its serialization in Weekly Shonen Sunday, where it would continue to run for a nearly 12-year run. From the very beginning, InuYasha was wildly popular and successful both in Japan and internationally, and its popularity and influence on anime fandom are still indelible nearly a decade since it's conclusion. In honor of 20 years of InuYasha, Manga Mavericks' resident Rumic World expert LumRanmaYasha has recruited their brother and previous guest VlordGTZ to discuss the legacy of the series. We explore the origins of why InuYasha was created, how several characters came to be, and the history of InuYasha in North America. Then, we answer some Q&As asked of us by fans on Reddit, and discuss our favorite moments from the series, as well as commenting on Rumiko Takahashi's own. So sit, boy, and listen to us talk about everyone's favorite dog-eared half-demon. Don't worry, we promise it won't take as long as actually reading/watching the series! Disclaimer: You may hear a lot of sirens going off in the background of this episode. Let's just say the neighborhood I live in is always very noisy. Normally, we've been able to edit them out, but this week was a no-go, unfortunately. Just a heads up for those of you wondering what the heck that's about. Editor's Note, 2020: In this episode, Lum repeatedly refers to themselves with an epithet that includes an unfortunate slur. We were much younger and not as socially and critically conscious back then as we are now, and in retrospect, we find the use of this pejorative in a self-deprecating sense excruciatingly in poor taste and cringey. We humbly ask you to keep in mind that the use of this term in this podcast does not reflect upon what we consider acceptable to say now. Podcast Breakdown: 00:48 - Introductions 03:28 - The History of InuYasha 28:30 - Our History With InuYasha 37:20 - Q&A: “Thoughts on Rumiko Takahashi’s Episodic Writing Style?” 42:27 - Q&A: “What is InuYasha’s Legacy?” 47:22 - Q&A: “Koga: Hero or Jerk?” 52:10 - Our Top 10 Favorite InuYasha Moments 1:53:00 - Rumiko Takahashi’s Top 10 Favorite InuYasha Moments 2:02:53 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @lumranmayasha and @VLordGTZ. If you want to hear even more InuYasha discussion, check out our InuYasha Manga Fight with Josh Dunham! If there’s something you want to ask us that’s too big to tweet, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

It's time for another episode of All-Comic Presents: Manga Mavericks Presents: Manga Fights sponsored by Geoff Martin Art Sales (not really)! Operating in the same fashion as Screen Junkies’ Movie Fights, Manga Fights features passionate manga fans debating it out over manga-related several topics both intriguing and insane. With the Manga Mavericks as your hosts, intelligent conversations, heated arguments, and unintentional comedy is always sure to abound! Continuing off our InuYasha 20th anniversary retrospective (well, we recorded this before that, actually), Manga Mavericks' resident Rumic World expert LumRanmaYasha faces off against sakuga guru and previous Manga Mavericks guest Josh Dunham on InuYasha-related topics! You'd think that Lum would have the home-field advantage when it comes to Rumiko Takahashi, but Josh proves a formidable adversary, coming up with a cast for a prospective live-action adaption of the series that will make you wet with excitement! Will Lum be able to defeat Josh, or will they have to change their name to LumRanmaRinne? Find out as we go back down the well with nostalgia for a jam-packed two hours of InuYasha discussion! Editor's Note, 2020: In this episode, Lum repeatedly refers to themselves with an epithet that includes an unfortunate slur. We were much younger and not as socially and critically conscious back then as we are now, and in retrospect, we find the use of this pejorative in a self-deprecating sense excruciatingly in poor taste and cringey. We humbly ask you keep in mind that the use of this term in this podcast does not reflect upon what we consider acceptable to say now. Podcast Breakdown: 00:20 - Introductions Debate Round: 08:15 - Round 1: Best Fight in InuYasha? 23:05 - Round 2: Most Pointless Plot Detour in InuYasha? 37:15 - Round 3: Pitch InuYasha as a Hollywood Live-Action Film? 54:25 - Round 4: Which Iteration is Superior - Anime vs. Manga? 1:11:20 - Round 5: The Eternal Debate! Shipping War! Who Should’ve InuYasha Gotten Together With - Kikyo or Kagome? Speed Round: 1:30:30 Round 6: Which Sword Would You Rather Have - Tetsusaiga, Tokijin, Banryu, Dakki, or Bakusaiga? 1:33:30: Round 7: Who Was the Most Pointless Character in InuYasha? 1:38:10: Round 8: Who is Best Girl in InuYasha? 1:42:00: Round 9: Which is the Best Arc in InuYasha? 1:47:40: Round 10: Pitch a Sequel to InuYasha 1:54:35 - Q&A: How Would We Have Tightened the Pacing of the Series? 2:09:00 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha, and Josh Dunham at @Josh_Dunham! Thanks for listening!

Halloween may be past us, but the scariest day of the year has yet to arrive. You know what I'm talking about...ELECTION DAY! Oh, the horror! The suspense is killing me! It's like the tagline for Alien vs. Predator - "Whoever Wins...We Lose." And the spectacle is going to be just as painful to watch as that movie was! Who needs to watch horror movies when real life is already so scary? So in honor of these scary days, we've invited all-around comics connoisseur and horror homie Casey "MinovskyArticle" to come on the show and delve into the depraved domain of horror manga. From the screwy spirals of Junji Ito to the killer cocks of Kazuo Umezu and everything in between, Casey provides some fantastic and frightening recommendations that will haunt your dreams and keep you up at night all year round! Other topics we cover include Seven Seas' tidal wave of new manga licenses, new E-book services, upcoming manga contests, DMP's Under the Air & The Crater Kickstarter and a whole lot more! Podcast Breakdown: 00:25 - Introducing Casey “MinovskyArticle” 2:10 - NYT Best-Selling Manga List: October 16th-23rd 13:36 - Seven Seas’ Latest Manga Licenses Overview 27:20 - Yen Press Latest Manga Licenses Overview 34:48 - RWBY Joins Weekly Shonen Jump! 35:48 - Dark Horse Will Continue Publishing Drifters in 2017 36:18 - Akame ga Kill! Will End on December 22nd 36:48 - Amazon Japan Offers Manga Model of Kindle E-Book Reader 37:38 - J-Novel Club Offers E-Book Reader For Light Novels 38:18 - MangaOne App’s Upcoming Manga Contests 39:48 - The 7th Silent Manga Audition Contest is Underway 41:23 - English-Language Kodansha Comics Titles Are Now Available on the BookWalker Global App 42:18 - DMP Launches Kickstarter for Osamu Tezuka’s Under the Air With The Crater Available As An Add-On 52:45 - Casey’s Horror Manga Recommendations 2:03:45 - Q&A: What Fall 2016 Anime Are We Watching? 2:17:45 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha and special guest Casey at @MinovskyArticle. Our InuYasha Retrospective will be released on Saturday, November 12th with our Manga Fight with Josh Dunham following on Sunday, November 13th. If there’s something you want to ask us that’s too big to tweet, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

Halloween may be past us, but the scariest day of the year has yet to arrive. You know what I'm talking about...ELECTION DAY! Oh, the horror! The suspense is killing me! It's like the tagline for Alien vs. Predator - "Whoever Wins...We Lose." And the spectacle is going to be just as painful to watch as that movie was! Who needs to watch horror movies when real life is already so scary? So in honor of these scary days, we've invited all-around comics connoisseur and horror homie Casey "MinovskyArticle" to come on the show and delve into the depraved domain of horror manga. From the screwy spirals of Junji Ito to the killer cocks of Kazuo Umezu and everything in between, Casey provides some fantastic and frightening recommendations that will haunt your dreams and keep you up at night all year round! Other topics we cover include Seven Seas' tidal wave of new manga licenses, new E-book services, upcoming manga contests, DMP's Under the Air & The Crater Kickstarter and a whole lot more! Podcast Breakdown: 00:25 - Introducing Casey “MinovskyArticle” 2:10 - NYT Best-Selling Manga List: October 16th-23rd 13:36 - Seven Seas’ Latest Manga Licenses Overview 27:20 - Yen Press Latest Manga Licenses Overview 34:48 - RWBY Joins Weekly Shonen Jump! 35:48 - Dark Horse Will Continue Publishing Drifters in 2017 36:18 - Akame ga Kill! Will End on December 22nd 36:48 - Amazon Japan Offers Manga Model of Kindle E-Book Reader 37:38 - J-Novel Club Offers E-Book Reader For Light Novels 38:18 - MangaOne App’s Upcoming Manga Contests 39:48 - The 7th Silent Manga Audition Contest is Underway 41:23 - English-Language Kodansha Comics Titles Are Now Available on the BookWalker Global App 42:18 - DMP Launches Kickstarter for Osamu Tezuka’s Under the Air With The Crater Available As An Add-On 52:45 - Casey’s Horror Manga Recommendations 2:03:45 - Q&A: What Fall 2016 Anime Are We Watching? 2:17:45 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha and special guest Casey at @MinovskyArticle. Our InuYasha Retrospective will be released on Saturday, November 12th with our Manga Fight with Josh Dunham following on Sunday, November 13th. If there’s something you want to ask us that’s too big to tweet, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

I'm not watching any anime this season. I'm not watching anything that's airing on TV (except South Park). The time I have for recreation has become limited, and so the amount of what I can watch has become more select by necessity. I don't have the time to watch an entire season of Luke Cage on Netflix, or the four hour-long DC shows airing weekly on the CW, much less the dozens of new anime that came out this season. These days, after exhausting myself from long hours of work on little sleep, I'd rather listen to podcasts or curl up in bed with a good manga to read. Does that mean that I'll never get back into TV and anime? Not necessarily. I'm interested in checking out some of those things. Basically, I'll get around to it...someday. Luckily, you're not here to see us talk about TV or anime, but manga! And this week, the Manga Mavericks have A LOT to discuss. Not talking about news for a month will do that to us! So, as you can imagine, this episode is extra long as your titular mavericks, Colton and Sid, will be joined by some special guests and go over all the new manga licenses Kodansha and Viz announced at Comic Con, Takashi Miike directing a series of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable live-action films, MediBang's exciting new manga contest in collaboration with Weekly Shonen Magazine, among a plethora of other news! Plus, I dish the dirt on my New York Comic Con experience and meeting Yusei Matsui, and we have a lengthy and thorough discussion on Shueshia's new Dragon Ball-focused department, Dragon Ball Room! Do we think it's a good or bad sign for the franchise? Is Trunks' hair pink? Cause...it's blue in Super. It's super confusing. Super is finally being simulcast on Crunchyroll starting this Saturday, btw. Which I think is just super. It also makes our discussion on Dragon Ball Room super timely! Get it? Because the show is called...oh, just listen to the damn episode. Trust me, it's super. Podcast Breakdown: 00:22 - Introducing Our “Special Guests” 10:55 - Amalgam of Distortion Discussion 22:23 - Sid’s New York Comic Con 2016 Experience 41:58 - New Spice & Wolf Novels Are On the Way! 43:48 - Kodansha USA’s TEN New Manga Licenses! 50:22 - Viz Media’s New Manga Licenses! 56:20 - RWBY is Coming to Weekly Shonen Jump! 1:07:35 - NYT Best Selling Manga List: Week of October 2nd-8th 1:18:00 - Monthly Bookscan List: September 2016 1:20:05 - The U.S. Manga Market is Now Worth $85 Million USD 1:22:41 - Anime NYC Is Coming in November 2017! 1:25:08 - Osamu Akimoto Won the 64th Kan Kikuchi Prize! 1:26:08 - Nobuhiro Watsuki Is Drawing Another Rurouni Kenshin Mini-Series 1:30:53 - The Rose Of Versailles Is Also Getting Another Mini-Series 1:33:53 - Natsume Ono’s Drawing a New WebManga Called "Somewhere, Somebody Is Also Eating” 1:35:00 - A Space Brothers/Iron Man Crossover Manga Happened 1:36:57 - Takashi Miike is Directing a Live-Action JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable Film Series 1:40:25 - ReLife Is Also Getting a Live-Action Movie 1:42:40 - Kodansha Has Acquired Ichijinsha 1:44:03 - Amazon Japan Has Removed 1000 Kodansha Manga Titles From Their Kindle Service Without Warning 1:45:35 - DMP Planning a Kickstarter for Osamu Tezuka’s Under the Air and…The Crater?! 1:52:00 - MediBang and Weekly Shonen Magazine’s Manga Contest 1:55:56 - Dragon Ball Room Discussion 2:19:08 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha. Our next Manga Fight will be centered on InuYasha to commemorate the series’ 20th anniversary, which we’ll be recording with special guest Josh Dunham on Friday, October 28th and plan to release on Sunday, November 13th. If there are any InuYasha-related debate topics you would like to see us duke it out over on Manga Fights, or other topics, series, or mangaka you want us to discuss on Manga Mavericks, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

I'm not watching any anime this season. I'm not watching anything that's airing on TV (except South Park). The time I have for recreation has become limited, and so the amount of what I can watch has become more select by necessity. I don't have the time to watch an entire season of Luke Cage on Netflix, or the four hour-long DC shows airing weekly on the CW, much less the dozens of new anime that came out this season. These days, after exhausting myself from long hours of work on little sleep, I'd rather listen to podcasts or curl up in bed with a good manga to read. Does that mean that I'll never get back into TV and anime? Not necessarily. I'm interested in checking out some of those things. Basically, I'll get around to it...someday. Luckily, you're not here to see us talk about TV or anime, but manga! And this week, the Manga Mavericks have A LOT to discuss. Not talking about news for a month will do that to us! So, as you can imagine, this episode is extra long as your titular mavericks, Colton and Sid, will be joined by some special guests and go over all the new manga licenses Kodansha and Viz announced at Comic Con, Takashi Miike directing a series of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable live-action films, MediBang's exciting new manga contest in collaboration with Weekly Shonen Magazine, among a plethora of other news! Plus, I dish the dirt on my New York Comic Con experience and meeting Yusei Matsui, and we have a lengthy and thorough discussion on Shueshia's new Dragon Ball-focused department, Dragon Ball Room! Do we think it's a good or bad sign for the franchise? Is Trunks' hair pink? Cause...it's blue in Super. It's super confusing. Super is finally being simulcast on Crunchyroll starting this Saturday, btw. Which I think is just super. It also makes our discussion on Dragon Ball Room super timely! Get it? Because the show is called...oh, just listen to the damn episode. Trust me, it's super. Podcast Breakdown: 00:22 - Introducing Our “Special Guests” 10:55 - Amalgam of Distortion Discussion 22:23 - Sid’s New York Comic Con 2016 Experience 41:58 - New Spice & Wolf Novels Are On the Way! 43:48 - Kodansha USA’s TEN New Manga Licenses! 50:22 - Viz Media’s New Manga Licenses! 56:20 - RWBY is Coming to Weekly Shonen Jump! 1:07:35 - NYT Best Selling Manga List: Week of October 2nd-8th 1:18:00 - Monthly Bookscan List: September 2016 1:20:05 - The U.S. Manga Market is Now Worth $85 Million USD 1:22:41 - Anime NYC Is Coming in November 2017! 1:25:08 - Osamu Akimoto Won the 64th Kan Kikuchi Prize! 1:26:08 - Nobuhiro Watsuki Is Drawing Another Rurouni Kenshin Mini-Series 1:30:53 - The Rose Of Versailles Is Also Getting Another Mini-Series 1:33:53 - Natsume Ono’s Drawing a New WebManga Called "Somewhere, Somebody Is Also Eating” 1:35:00 - A Space Brothers/Iron Man Crossover Manga Happened 1:36:57 - Takashi Miike is Directing a Live-Action JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable Film Series 1:40:25 - ReLife Is Also Getting a Live-Action Movie 1:42:40 - Kodansha Has Acquired Ichijinsha 1:44:03 - Amazon Japan Has Removed 1000 Kodansha Manga Titles From Their Kindle Service Without Warning 1:45:35 - DMP Planning a Kickstarter for Osamu Tezuka’s Under the Air and…The Crater?! 1:52:00 - MediBang and Weekly Shonen Magazine’s Manga Contest 1:55:56 - Dragon Ball Room Discussion 2:19:08 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha. Our next Manga Fight will be centered on InuYasha to commemorate the series’ 20th anniversary, which we’ll be recording with special guest Josh Dunham on Friday, October 28th and plan to release on Sunday, November 13th. If there are any InuYasha-related debate topics you would like to see us duke it out over on Manga Fights, or other topics, series, or mangaka you want us to discuss on Manga Mavericks, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

A new episode is out. Kind of a change of pace for this one. Josh Dunham stops by to the show and we talk about virtually nothing for the first couple of minutes. Then we actually start going over the why it matters to look closer at the things you enjoy. The discussion really goes in multiple directions but the theme stays the same throughout... Visit www.ssaapodcast.com for the full notes

Manga Mavericks was almost in a real crises this week folks. We normally record the show on Friday afternoons, but I was out on a trip during our regularly scheduled recording time, and Colton was too busy over the weekend to do the show on any other date. We had too options: either delay the show another week or two, or Colton getting someone to sub for me in my absence. Luckily, the man of the hour, esteemed anime podcaster extraordinaire Josh Dunham of Senpai Coast to Coast and Wave Motion Canon fame answered the call, and the fate of the podcast was secured! Then it turned out that they’d be recording at 7pm Friday night, and I’d be home by then, so I could do the podcast anyway. Which we could have just rescheduled to in the first place, making all our worrying for naught. Woops! But it was a happy accident, because while this was a short week of news, with our first-ever guest on board there was plenty to talk about! So join us this week as your titular Manga Mavericks and special guest dive right in to another two weeks worth of manga news, discussing the latest BookScan monthly report, the merit of the upcoming My Hero Academia spinoff series, and Oda’s claim that One Piece is 65% complete! Plus, Josh theorizes about the downfall of Bleach, and Colton postulates about what might very well be the worst manga ever made! The number 13 has never been luckier! Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha, and Josh Dunham at @Josh_Dunham! If there’s something you want to ask that’s too big to tweet, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

Manga Mavericks was almost in a real crises this week folks. We normally record the show on Friday afternoons, but I was out on a trip during our regularly scheduled recording time, and Colton was too busy over the weekend to do the show on any other date. We had too options: either delay the show another week or two, or Colton getting someone to sub for me in my absence. Luckily, the man of the hour, esteemed anime podcaster extraordinaire Josh Dunham of Senpai Coast to Coast and Wave Motion Canon fame answered the call, and the fate of the podcast was secured! Then it turned out that they’d be recording at 7pm Friday night, and I’d be home by then, so I could do the podcast anyway. Which we could have just rescheduled to in the first place, making all our worrying for naught. Woops! But it was a happy accident, because while this was a short week of news, with our first-ever guest on board there was plenty to talk about! So join us this week as your titular Manga Mavericks and special guest dive right in to another two weeks worth of manga news, discussing the latest BookScan monthly report, the merit of the upcoming My Hero Academia spinoff series, and Oda’s claim that One Piece is 65% complete! Plus, Josh theorizes about the downfall of Bleach, and Colton postulates about what might very well be the worst manga ever made! The number 13 has never been luckier! Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha, and Josh Dunham at @Josh_Dunham! If there’s something you want to ask that’s too big to tweet, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

While we are getting ready to get our next episode ready, Doctor makes a guest appearance on Life Lessons: The Gintama Manga Cast to talk with fellow podcast buddy, Josh Dunham of Senpai Coast to... Go to www.GintamaPodcast.com for full show notes.

Welcome to APOSS! This episode, Jack & Djm are joined by Josh Dunham, host of Senpai Coast to Coast and founder of the Wave Motion Cannon blog. He says he takes anime waaaay too seriously, but he knows what he’s talking about, so Djm can have someone else other than Jack to lean on this […] The post Anime Podcast of Some Sort: Cabernet of the Iron Fortress – Delta Juliet Mike Media appeared first on Delta Juliet Mike Media.

On this special episode of Life Lessons, we focus our usual Gintama talk more towards the anime side of things, as Colton is joined by Doctor (SSAA Podcast and Just a Gintama Podcast) to discuss with Josh Dunham’s thoughts on the Gintama anime thus far. Josh is the host of the anime podcast Senpai Coast to Coast and the founder of the Wave Motion Cannon blog, and had started watching Gintama shortly after meeting and becoming friends with Colton. It has been a year since that faithful day, and now it is time for Colton and Doctor to sit down with Josh behind their microphones and see what Josh thinks of the series thus far. What are his most memorable episodes? How does he feel about the cast of characters? Does he like Gintama enough to continue with it and record about it again sometime? Well, you’ll just have to listen. Enjoy!

On this episode of Life Lessons, its our third anniversary, and King Recon comes on the show once again to help cover Chapter 66 of the manga, in which the Odd Jobs get a new neighbor. Afterwards, Colton talks about Lesson 66 in the Life Lessons segment, followed by an Anime/Manga Comparison segment of Episode 47 of the anime. The episode features an interview with Niente de Nada, the occasional ghost contributor to the podcast that Colton and Josh Dunham have mentioned and praised a ton in the past! She is also a very active member of the Gintama fan community who is seemingly the most knowledgeable of the real Japanese history that makes up the foundation of Gintama. The interview also features a few stories about a few different historical figures in which a majority of the cast are based on, so don’t miss it! Special thanks to Nada especially for coming on the show. This episode also marks the first episode to ever be released in two separate releases. Thats right, this episode was so long and so many people were asking for it, that it was decided that it’d be best to release half of it a bit early. The feedback segment for this episode was ESPECIALLY huge, so that other half of the episode (Part 2) will be released this Monday, April 18th, so look forward to it! We’ll say it again, but thank you to everyone for listening to Life Lessons for however long you’ve been listening, we appreciate all of your support and hope to keep this up for many years to come, now enjoy the first half of the episode! 0:00:00 Introduction 0:13:21 Manga Recap: Ch 66 1:00:29 Life Lesson 66 1:07:53 Anime/Manga Comp: Ep 47 1:32:00 Interview with Nada 2:50:06 The End (For Now...)

On this episode of Life Lessons, Colton is joined once again by Josh Dunham, host of Senpai Coast to Coast and founder of the Wave Motion Cannon blog, to recap and discuss Chapter 65 of the manga, in which true love prevails (sort of). Afterwards, we have our Life Lessons segment on Lesson 65 (You Can’t Judge a Person by His Appearance, Either), followed by an Anime/Manga Comparison of Episode 35 of the anime and a few emails! Topics of discussion for this episode include why Golgo 13 is one of the most influential manga published in Japan, the subtle foreshadowing to Hijikata’s love life, as well as Colton and Josh’s first dates! Enjoy!! Join us next episode for the third anniversary of the podcast in mid-April, featuring King Recon! Leave us as much feedback concerning Gintama and/or the podcast as possible!! 0:00:00 Introduction 0:09:53 Manga Recap: Chapter 65 1:52:31 Life Lesson 65 2:02:20 Anime/Manga Recap Episode 35 2:16:40 Emails 2:50:57 The End 3:11:00 Outtakes

On this episode of Life Lessons, after Colton talks about some of the nice gifts he and his friends have received and who NOT to buy Gintama figures from, he and Sid (LumRanmaYasha, Cartoon X) recap and discuss Chapter 62-64 of the manga, finishing the Umibozu arc. Afterwards, all three chapter titles are discussed within the Life Lessons segment, followed by an Anime/Manga Comparison segment on Episodes 42 and 43 of the anime. Topics of discussion for this episode include some actual life lessons, why this story arc may be the strongest in the series so far, and just where Colton’s long forgotten Kagura impression came from. Enjoy! Join us next time for Episode 45 of the podcast where we discuss Chapter 65 with Josh Dunham of Senpai Coast to Coast. 0:00:00 Intro/PSA 0:11:35 Manga Recap: Chapter 62 0:38:22 Chapter 63 1:08:52 Chapter 64 1:53:18 Life Lessons 62-64 2:05:25 Anime/Manga Comparison: Ep 42 & 43 2:21:48 Feedback 2:44:15 The End

On this episode of Life Lessons, Colton is joined by Josh Dunham of the Senpai Coast to Coast podcast to recap Chapter 55 of the manga, in which Katsura meets fan-favorite ramen shop owner, Ikumatsu! Afterwards, we learn of the competitive nature of ramen shops during the Life Lessons segment, followed by a divisive Anime/Manga Comparison segment on Episode 39 of the anime. Topics of discussion this episode include the handling of Ikumatsu’s character in both the manga and anime, Josh’s opinions of the first three pages of the chapter, and why Colton and Josh keeping throwing in-jokes all over the place! Special thanks to @joyofthejoui on Twitter for her insightful comments on this episode’s life lesson!

The title is also the synopses of this bonus episode. So, that kid we had on our show one time all those years ago showed up to a con I was at. We finally chatted face to face. Josh Dunham is back and I stole another episode of his podcast to post on our feed until the next episode is out. Click here to download episode (Right-click and Save... Visit www.ssaapodcast.com for the full notes

On this episode of Life Lessons, Colton is joined by Bookie, as well as Josh Dunham from Senpai Coast to Coast to help talk about some important Gintama related news. Afterwards, we cover Chapter 53 of the manga, in which Gin fights with a ninja over Shonen Jump. We also have a Life Lessons segment with a little bit of the religious background of Japan and an Anime/Manga Comparison segment covering the second half of Episode 37 of the anime. Topics of discussion for this episode include the difference between satire and gag, how many of the references a typical American audience would get, and how awesome Tomokazu Sugita is (if you didnt know already). Stay tuned over the next coming weeks for some announcements concerning a change or two for the podcast, but until then, enjoy! 0:00:00 Introduction/Discussion 0:28:03 Manga Recap: Ch 53 1:29:13 Life Lesson 53 1:42:51 Anime/Manga Comp: Episode 37(b) 2:03:23 The End

On this special kind of/sort of/not really episode of Life Lessons, Colton and CJ Hitchcock join past guest, Josh Dunham, for an episode of his podcast, Senpai Coast to Coast, to talk about J-Stars Victory Plus. A fighting game available on the PS3, PS Vita, and PS4, with a roster filled with characters from different Shonen Jump manga series (including Gintoki!). Topics of discussion include thoughts on the choices for the character roster in general, what the game has to offer for Jump fans (let alone fans of Gintama) and how Josh apparently doesn’t like Ninja Scroll. Special thanks to Josh for letting us put this up! Go listen to his podcast, check out his blog, and follow him on Twitter (@Josh_Dunham) for his first viewing of the Gintama anime, along with whatever other shows he may be watching! Hopefully everyone enjoys this special bonus while Colton is away, but even with Colton gone, look forward to the next actual episode of Life Lessons!

Hey, I did a guest spot on our old friend's podcast. Josh Dunham has started his new blog/podcast, Senpai Coast to Coast, where he does Josh things. He invited me, fellow Gintabro, Colton, and the baddest man on the planet, CJ Hitchcock, to discuss if anime is going to die. Listen as Josh tries his best to host this show. Click here to download... Visit www.ssaapodcast.com for the full notes

On this episode of Life Lessons, Colton is joined by returning co-host, Jasmine, and special guest from the Senpai Coast to Coast blog and podcast, Josh Dunham. Colton talks to Josh about his thoughts on Gintama so far and also another poll which generates more discussion than most polls we've covered. Afterwards, we cover Chapter 47 of the manga, in which the Odd Jobs battle the worst monstrosities they have ever faced. Followed by an especially discussion heavy Life Lessons segment and an Anime/Manga Comparison of the second half of anime episode 29. Topics for this episode include the visual beauty of manga and comics, the pros and cons of both watching or avoiding the news, and whether Shinpachi is saying "hump" or "herpes". Special thanks goes to Josh for joining us! Be sure to check out both his blog and podcast at senpaicoasttocoast.wordpress.com!! 0:00:00 Introduction 0:26:03 Manga Recap: Chapter 47 1:24:44 Life Lesson 47 1:48:22 Anime/Manga Comp. Ep 29b 2:12:28 The End 2:19:19 Outtakes

The podcast is haunted. It turns out that we have had a ghost hiding in our studio. We welcome back one of our old friends, Josh Dunham. After we catch up on life, we eventually talk about mecha anime series, Kotetsushin Jeeg. Click here to download episode (Right-click and Save As) (0:00 - 3:58) Intro Josh has been away for a long time. You... Visit www.ssaapodcast.com for the full notes

"Yea, the tale of two courageous beings, and Musashi, endeth, bringing about Armagedon. Upon Armagedon, the new messiah shall enter a slumber after the destruction of his predecessor. The light shall leave the earth, giving rise to the neo savior. And the tounges of the new world shall be loosed, to the point that they can not speak precisely." ~The Book of AnimeshonSo now we review Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo, and by we I mean I. Part of the awesome that is Mech Month. NOw that I stop and think about it, I need to do something for my 50th episode. Any ideas?Download |Email | iTunes | Josh’s Twitter 0:00 – 3:11 Opening3:11 – 8:47 News Blitz Mecha StyleShonen Jump Etxra ContentViZpad MangaSummer Wars at the OscarsShinbo/SHAFT ProjectDramatic Applseed XIII Reading8:47 – 9:39 SSAA Podcast Someone needs to watch Akira9:39 – 10:27 Speakeasy with the Reverse Thieves11:00 – 25:53 Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter RoboDownload the showMy Getter Robo Manga Torrent is up26:34 – 40:22 Reading and Watching a.k.a. Rant Corner40:22 – 42:16 Ending

"After the leaves fell and the ending days of Horror Month endeth, there came a giant messiah made of steel. Yea, even the name of the house of Mecha bearth He, sent to protect the sinless from the legions of darkness. And His sword shineth, yea, all three of them, lighting the path to freedom. And all the Machina gathered under the banner of JUDA, each Factor his own." ~The Book of AnimeshonThat was a quote from the anime bible, I bet you haven't read it. In this show, we have Eeeper stop by to hit up the first Mech Month review, Kurogane no Linebarrel. Make sure you listen to his show, you can find it here. Here's the Cyborg 009 film he mentioned, as well as the MazinkaiserDownload | Email | iTunes | Josh’s Twitter Buy the show.Read the manga.

This episode is proof that if you bother me enough on Twitter while I am at work, I will record an episode with you just so you can shut up. Josh Dunham thought it would be best to respond to a comment we made on a previous episode about Cowboy Bebop being a bit overrated as compared to some other shows that he likes. You mad already audience? I... Visit www.ssaapodcast.com for the full notes

They say a picture is worth a 1000 words. I find that hard to believe, since this anime has no spoken words, and only a handful of ones written. But perhaps it's what is not said that gives this anime if flavor...and flavor is important in soup. See what I did there? As you may have seen advertised on twitter, this is in fact my birthday, and there's no better way of celebrating the occasion then watching an anime that is not only creepy, but perplexing. Enjoy guys.Download | Email | iTunes | Josh’s Twitter 0:00 – 1:09 Opening1:09 – 3:54 News BlitzNew SHAFT anime (no, not the Anime3000 guys)Golden God Boy of WarCore Fighter 1/1SRW L 10min TrailerANN Brings us Gundam UnicornSSAA Podcast I should eat some cinnimon, just to show you how manly I am.AMR He recently did another Season Impressions video, so check it out.7:00 – 17:53 Cat SoupTorrentSpeak Easy Podcast Digging the new layoutSHAFT Ok, Scott was the creepest opening you guys have had20:00 – 32:54 Reading and WatchingCasshern SinsDragonautVandreadTower of Urk

Harems. Everyone wants one, and to disucc them, we got together two men who will never have their own harem. Thomas Matais and Josh Dunham go nuts of harem shows, why they're awesome, and why they suck.You can find Thomas on a number of differnt sites:Spectacular Webs PodcastTokyo SOSHexcastSHAFTBurning Talking PointsDownload

When in doubt, video games. Running with a full four man crew the OSMcast_!_ is BACK and talking about SCOTT PILGRIM. Vs, uh, I dunno, a bunch of stuff! We talk about the graphic novels by Bryan Lee O’Malley, the movie adaption of said graphic novels directed by Edgar Wright, as well as the video game that adapts from _both _those things made by Ubisoft Montreal. That’s a lot of stuff! GET YOUR LINKS ON: Anime3000! Empire Building Architect Sean Russell is the man with the plan, and that plan is to have all sorts of podcasts and other sorts of crazy stuff for your perusal. From his A3K Panel and Bonus Round, Reverse Thieves’ The Speakeasy, and Josh Dunham’s Animēshon Podcast, there is a TON of stuff to listen to. A TON. (Also, a ton of links.) OSMnotes I GUESS you could go see the movies, but really the best thing you can do is get you some of those BOOKS. Most of the bi ol’ booksellers of the land should have them thanks to to movie, or you could just order then from Amazon. And sure, we have absolutely nothing to do with Anime Hell, but it's always, always a highlight of the show. And hell, the Scott Pilgrim website even has the first few pages up from each book to check out if you are so interested. Or you could not, I guess! THE CHOICE IS YOURS. And THIS WEEK. AWA. Anime Weekend Atlanta. MAN OH MAN. They even have a PDF OF THE SCHEDULE. It is filled to the BRIM with bombastic anime con panel goodness. And this year we actually are getting to help add to that gumbo of greatness, goulash of grandiose, guacamole of gloriousness. That anime con schedule of anime con_isity_. The gameplay is as good as the plot is generic. That's Ys! The OSMrenditions Panels of Power both happen on Friday. At 1 in the Special Events room in Kennesaw we’ll be having an Engrish Jamboree! Come celebrate politically incorrect racism as we laugh at Japanese people failing at the English language. Then at 4 in one of Panel Rooms (Galleria 104) we’ll be hosting the AWA Wild World of Sports (Anime).  I bet you’ll never be able to tell what we are talking about! Of course, we _could _be making surprise appearances at other panels. Say for example at 3:30 on Saturday in Kennesaw there is a Podcaster roundtable, and we just happen to be a podcast! That podcasts a lot about anime! Hmmm! And also on Saturday earlier at 1:00 in Galleria 104 there is a Con DJing 101 panel, and we happen to have a DJ on deck, who tends to spin at anime cons… HMMMM.  And, as always, one can never tell when Basil is going to assault random con goers with microphones. Good times!

Anime Festival Orlando is this week and we are going to be heading there. Expect things. In the meantime, here is another episode to make up for the lack of episodes last month. Recorded not long after our piracy episode, we recorded an episode of the current anime season with Funkatron and Josh Dunham from the Josh and Friends Podcast. This was... Visit www.ssaapodcast.com for the full notes