Podcasts about Sailor Mercury

Hosted by Alex Summers & Chris MayekMoon Star now has a video version, available on YouTube! Link below.Watch On YouTubeComing SoonToday's episode features a clip from Anime News Network. You can find them on youtube @animenewsnetworkThis episode has it all! Action, drama, romance, underdog success stories, and more. What else could you need? Sailor Mercury shines bright like a diamond this week. Or, a Rainbow Crystal? An Imperium Silver Crystal? She kicks ass, there I said it. Title (English): Tuxedo UnmaskedTitle (Japanese): I Won't Run Away from Love Anymore: Ami vs. MamoruOriginal Air Date (NA): October 19th, 1995Original Air Date (Japan): January 23rd, 1993Official Websitewww.MoonStarPod.comSponsored by Sailor Moon Videowww.SailorMoonVideo.comFollow us on Facebook!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/moon-star-a-sailor-moon-podcast--5540871/support.

This one goes out to all the ladies out there... well, and the fellas too if you're interested! The Krewe sits down with avid shojo enthusiast Taryn of Manga Lela Instagram/TikTok fame to talk all things shojo. Together they explore the variety of shojo genres, some challenges faced in the shojo industry, & what makes shojo different from those rambunctious shonen titles! Don't miss out!------ About the Krewe ------The Krewe of Japan Podcast is a weekly episodic podcast sponsored by the Japan Society of New Orleans. Check them out every Friday afternoon around noon CST on Apple, Google, Spotify, Amazon, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.  Want to share your experiences with the Krewe? Or perhaps you have ideas for episodes, feedback, comments, or questions? Let the Krewe know by e-mail at kreweofjapanpodcast@gmail.com or on social media (Twitter: @kreweofjapan, Instagram: @kreweofjapanpodcast, Facebook: Krewe of Japan Podcast Page, TikTok: @kreweofjapanpodcast, LinkedIn: Krewe of Japan LinkedIn Page, Blue Sky Social: @kreweofjapan.bsky.social, & the Krewe of Japan Youtube Channel). Until next time, enjoy!------ Support the Krewe! Offer Links for Affiliates ------Use the referral links below & our promo code from the episode!Support your favorite NFL Team AND podcast! Shop NFLShop to gear up for football season!Zencastr Offer Link - Use my special link to save 30% off your 1st month of any Zencastr paid plan! ------ Past KOJ Anime/Manga/Pop Culture Episodes ------The Japanese Pop Music Scene ft. Patrick St. Michel (S5E10)Akira Toriyama: Legacy of a Legend ft. Matt Alt (S5E3)The History & Evolution of Godzilla ft. Dr. William (Bill) Tsutsui (S5E1)Thoughts on Godzilla Minus One ft. Dr. William (Bill) Tsutsui (S4Bonus)The History of Nintendo ft. Matt Alt (S4E18)Visiting Themed Cafes in Japan ft. Chris Nilghe of TDR Explorer (S4E15)Japanese Mascot Mania ft. Chris Carlier of Mondo Mascots (S4E8)Tokusatsu Talk with a Super Sentai ft. Sotaro Yasuda aka GekiChopper (S4E6)The Evolution of PokéMania ft Daniel Dockery [Part 2] (S4E3)The Evolution of PokéMania ft Daniel Dockery [Part 1] (S4E2)Japanese Independent Film Industry ft. Award Winning Director Eiji Uchida (S3E18)City Pop & Yu ft. Yu Hayami (S3E14)How Marvel Comics Changed Tokusatsu & Japan Forever ft Gene & Ted Pelc (Guest Host, Matt Alt) (S3E13)Talking Shonen Anime Series ft. Kyle Hebert (S3E10)Japanese Pro Wrestling ft. Baliyan Akki (Part 2) (S3E6)Japanese Pro Wrestling ft. Baliyan Akki (Part 1) (S3E5)Exploring Enka ft. Jerome White Jr aka ジェロ / Jero (S3E1)Japanese Arcades (S2E16)How to Watch Anime: Subbed vs. Dubbed ft. Dan Woren (S2E9)Japanese Theme Parks ft. TDR Explorer (S2E4)Manga: Literature & An Art Form ft. Danica Davidson (S2E3)The Fantastical World of Studio Ghibli ft. Steve Alpert (S2E1)The Greatest Anime of All Time Pt. 3: Modern Day Anime  (2010's-Present) (S1E18)The Greatest Anime of All Time Pt. 2: The Golden Age  (1990's-2010's) (S1E16)The Greatest Anime of All Time Pt. 1: Nostalgia (60's-80's) (S1E5)We Love Pokemon: Celebrating 25 Years (S1E3)Why Japan ft. Matt Alt (S1E1)------ Links about Taryn/Manga Lela------Taryn's LinksTaryn on TikTokTaryn on InstagramTaryn on Twitter/X------ JSNO Upcoming Events ------JSNO Event CalendarJapan Fest Sign-UpJSNO Annual Meeting RegistrationJoin JSNO Today!

Los comienzos de Nerea Luis en el área de la informática tienen que ver con sus recuerdos de infancia, cuando construía ordenadores de cartón con su hermana y era fiel seguidora de la serie de manga 'Sailor Moon', donde la guerrera Sailor Mercury salvaba el mundo con una pequeña computadora. El anime, la llegada de Internet y la creación de su propia página web en la época del instituto guiaron sus pasos hacia la Ingeniería Informática. Doctora en Inteligencia Artificial y Máster en Ciencia y Tecnología Informática, sus áreas de especialización van desde la IA a la robótica y realidad virtual, ámbitos en los que ha desarrollado su carrera profesional en los últimos años, en proyectos relacionado con Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural y Visión Artificial. Su labor divulgadora, que ha desempeñado en programas de radio, televisión y conferencias, ha sido reconocida por Google, Casa Real o Forbes. En 2013 cofundó el evento gratuito de ciencia y tecnología T3chFest y desde 2017 ha formado parte de la Fundación COTEC y la iniciativa Ciencia en el Parlamento como experta en nuevas tecnologías y género. La doctora Luis es profesora en varias universidades, forma parte del equipo de Asesoramiento, Divulgación y Consultoría en Inteligencia Artificial de la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid y recientemente se ha unido al consejo asesor de Inteligencia Artificial de Ashoka.

Pur di parlare almeno una volta di Sailor Moon abbiamo deciso di raccontarvi dei “Big Five”. Prendendo papale papale da Wikipedia: "La teoria dei Big Five è un modello tassonomico che descrive la personalità attraverso cinque fattori o "tratti", intendendo per "tratti della personalità" delle modalità di pensiero, di attivazione emotiva e di comportamento piuttosto stabili nel tempo.”Insomma, Sailor Moon, Sailor Mercury, Sailor Mars, Sailor Jupiter e Sailor Venus potrebbero rappresentare ognuna il polo opposto di questa teoria che vede nei contrasti degli indicatori per la personalità? Ok è una caption scritta un po' difficile ma se ascoltate l'episodio sarà molto più chiaro, ve lo giuriamo.POTERE DEL CRISTALLO DI LUNA, VIENI A MEEEEE Guarda il video su YouTube! Seguici su Instagram! Fai un po' quello che vuoi!

This episode discusses the second half of the Sailor Moon manga by Naoko Takeuchi.We're back to talk about the Infinity, Dream, and Stars arcs of the beloved Sailor Moon series. Now that all the Sailor Guardians are here, Shojo & Tell host Ashley and Anne LaRose, who runs the Shojo Power blog analyzing Sailor Moon, reveal their vastly different favorite Guardians. As a n00b to the series, Ashley wonders what is even going on with the Sailor Stars. And why there's a creepy circus. And what the heck any of these villains really want. It doesn't really matter, because the Sailor Guardians kick ass, right? And Mamoru is Sailor Earth. Right. Fangirl ChatGPT agrees.REFERENCESSailor Moon is available from Kodansha ComicsThe 1992 anime is on HuluSailor Moon Crystal is on NetflixThe Sailor Moon Cosmos movie is coming out in the summer of 2023Other manga/anime mentioned:Codename: Sailor VWeathering with YouYour NameOne PieceFruits BasketAnime Feminist article on queernessHunter x HunterPrincess JellyfishAkiko HigashimuraCyborg 009Princess KnightYona of the DawnA Sign of AffectionOuran High School Host ClubBleachNarutoMadoka MagicaPretty CureLand of the LustrousTwin Star ExorcistsRumiko TakahashiTwo-Spirit peopleLindy WestLord of the FliesFifty Shades of GreyOutro song: "The Streatham Hill Gods" by DanosongsCONTACT USAnne runs shojopower.comFind Shojo Power on: Twitter, Facebook, and InstagramShojo & Tell on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram

Hello and welcome to The Animation Action Hour, An Animation podcast, by animators, for everyone! Its Episode 22, and its Another AMAZING Interview! We talk to the Voice of your Childhood, Professional Voice Actor Veronica Taylor! (Ash in Pokemon, April O'Neill in 2003's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Sailor Mercury in Sailor Moon among MANY MANY others) about her life, her inspirations, the voice acting side of the animation industry, the craft of voice acting, among many other topics! You do NOT want to miss this episode! Like what you hear? Then PLEASE rate and review us on your pod-catcher of choice, and if you'd like to ask us anything, please feel free to get in touch! Contacts: Twitter: @AnimActionPod Instagram: @AnimActionPod E-Mail: AnimActionHour@Gmail.com

This episode discusses the first half of the Sailor Moon manga by Naoko Takeuchi.It's our 100th main episode(!!), so we finally suck it up and cover one of the biggest shojo series of all time: Sailor Moon. To start off, Shojo & Tell host Ashley makes a shocking confession, which Anne LaRose, who runs the site Shojo Power dedicated to analyzing Sailor Moon, takes in stride. From there, Ashley and Anne respond to listener feedback on what makes Sailor Moon so beloved, rank their favorite Sailor Guardians, share feelings about Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask's romance, and explore how Takeuchi's series altered the course of magical girl stories. The story arcs discussed are the Dark Kingdom and Black Moon.REFERENCESSailor Moon is available from Kodansha ComicsThe 1992 anime is on HuluSailor Moon Crystal is on NetflixThe Sailor Moon Cosmos movie is coming out in the summer of 2023Other manga/anime mentioned:Codename: Sailor VMaid-Sama!Fushigi YugiCardcaptor SakuraThe Vision of EscaflowneSaint SeiyaHunter x HunterTokyo Mew MewCreamy MamiAlice 19thFruits BasketNanaAmerican cartoons/comics mentioned:Powerpuff GirlsBatman: The Animated SeriesSpider-Man: The Animated SeriesTeenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesThe Real GhostbustersThe IncrediblesGen Z/Generation Alpha doesn't understand the concept of files on a desktopAlethea and Athena Nibley did the Eternal Editions/Naoko Takeuchi collection translationsOutro song: "The Streatham Hill Gods" by DanosongsCONTACT USAnne runs shojopower.comFind Shojo Power on: Twitter, Facebook, and InstagramShojo & Tell on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram

We're dorking out about Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon! What does each show do great? Who is the best sailor scout? Why is Tuxedo Mask the worst? This episode is dedicated to Lizzo (she knows what's up)!FURTHER DORKSCUSSION:Crash BandicootMario KartDiablo ImmortalPikmin 4Cult of the LambFableCritical RoleThe Fifth Element Full HouseRocky & Bullwinkle Jahara JaydeNeopetsGeocitiesAdam EllisBabs TarrNational Film Board of CanadaBONUS CONTENT:LIZZOISGODSOCIALS:Here's where you can find us!Lexi' Hunt's website and twitter and instagramBen Rankel's website and instagram and where to buy his book: Amazon.ca / Comixology / Ind!go / Renegade ArtsJess Schmidt's website, twitter and instagramDork Matter's website(WIP) and twitter and instagram and redditHaving fun  dorking out with Lexi & Ben? Help us out by giving Dork Matters a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your pods. It really does help us spread the word and get the dork out there.“Endymion, you are my first love, my only love... even if we're reborn, in another life, we'll find each other... and then... We'll fall in love again..." - Princess Serenity

Full Remastered Episode Coming SoonThis week, we watch the 6th episode of the DiC dub of Sailor Moon titled Time Bomb. It draws interesting parallels to today, yet again, in a way we absolutely did not expect. Do you know what substance(s) we were referring to on today's episode? Don't do drugs, kids. (And adults, probably.) Sailor Mercury and Sailor Moon display charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent on today's episode.Support Moon Star by using our Mercari LinkSave $10 on your first purchase, and an additional $20 when you make your first sale.Use code VRKVMC when you sign up with our link: https://merc.li/WpZRYwmHMoon Star - Facebook & InstagramChris Mayek - On Youtube & InstagramAlex Summers - AlexSummersSFE on Instagram & TwitterSunshine Farm Entertainment - On Youtube

Full Remastered Version Coming SoonThis week on Moon Star, enter Sailor Mercury! Long time favorite of the Pod, Mercury holds a special place in our hearts. Blue hair, brains, and a whole lot of determination make this girl much more than an Ice Queen. Also, don't worry. This version of the show cuts out most of Sailor Mercury's transformation to protect us from boobs. We also discuss Super Moon Fighter DX. To purchase, visit https://tinyurl.com/ycy8p6f7Support Moon Star by using our Mercari LinkSave $10 on your first purchase, and an additional $20 when you make your first sale.Use code VRKVMC when you sign up with our link: https://merc.li/WpZRYwmHMoon Star - Facebook & InstagramChris Mayek - On Youtube & InstagramAlex Summers - AlexSummersSFE on Instagram & TwitterSunshine Farm Entertainment - On Youtube

Episode Notes Join Eisha and Kim as they discuss the portrayal of the four inner senshi in the manga versus the anime. Listen to us discuss the toxicity of Usagi's closest friends in the anime, the Flanderization of Sailor Mercury, the surprising amount of focus Makoto gets, and how a Minako episode is always a good episode. Please rate and review us wherever you find us or... in the name of the moon, we will punish you! Comments, questions, suggestions? Find us on Twitter @OshiokiYoPod or e-mail us at oshiokiyothepodcast@gmail.com Art thanks to Barbra Daly: https://brbdaly.crevado.com

Sailor Mercury is here! Jadeite's new business is...floppy disks? Plus, SHOCKING NEWS: Luna can type on a computer, the GameStop is actually secret Moon Business HQ, and Ami's accent is going to haunt your dreams!

Episode 2 of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon is here, and so is our the sensational character find of 2003: Kamekiri the Turtle. Oh, also Sailor Mercury shows up.  Plus: Betty says something truly amazing about Pokémon. 

In this episode of the Sailor Moon Fan Club podcast, Fantastic Frankey aka The Fanboy Fighter talks about what inspired her to create her Fanboy Fighter persona, her favorite things about Sailor Mercury, and weighs in on the Sailor Moon vs. Goku debate! Follow Frankey everywhere except Twitter: @fantasticfrankey …and also on Twitter: @fanboyfighter Mentioned in this episode: Fanboy Fighter: https://fanboyfighter.com/ AnimeNYC: https://animenyc.com/ DreamCon: https://www.dreamconvention.com/ NamiWear: https://www.namiwear.com/ Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Terrace House Tokyo Revengers To Your Eternity Your Favorite Senpai Women of Color Podcasters Insiders Membership: https://membership.wocpodcasters.co/bundles/insiders-membership?ref=cc774c Follow the Sailor Moon Fan Club Twitter: @mooniesclub Instagram: @moonies_club Tiktok: @sailorvictoria Subscribe to our newsletter on sailormoonfanclub.com Snag #MoonieMerch: mooniesclub.com Podcast editing by Tag Hatle (@redtagcomesback)

Rossy Aguirre, voz de Krillin y Sailor Mercury, fue diagnosticada con Covid-19 - Senpai https://www.senpai.com.mx/noticias/anime/rossy-aguirre-voz-de-krillin-y-sailor-mercury-fue-diagnosticada-con-covid-19/ Director de Arte de Nintendo reimagina al Chavo del 8 https://atomix.vg/asi-se-ven-los-personajes-de-el-chavo-del-8-ilustrados-por-el-director-de-arte-de-nintendo/ Se anuncia un nuevo spin-off de Adventure Time | Atomix https://atomix.vg/se-anuncia-un-nuevo-spin-off-de-adventure-time/ Descarga Yooka-Laylee gratis para PC | Atomix https://atomix.vg/descarga-yooka-laylee-gratis-para-pc/ ¿Evangelion 3.0+1.0 no es el final? Hideaki Anno habla sobre una posible continuación https://animanga.es/evangelion-3010-no-es-el-final-su-creador-habla-de-una-continuacion-no-123159/ ¿Hideaki Anno odia Neon Genesis Evangelion? - Senpai https://www.senpai.com.mx/noticias/anime/hideaki-anno-odia-neon-genesis-evangelion/ My Villain Academia por fin será adaptado al anime | Atomix https://atomix.vg/my-villain-academia-por-fin-sera-adaptado-al-anime/

We Make Books is a podcast for writers and publishers, by writers and publishers and we want to hear from our listeners! Hit us up on our social media, linked below, and send us your questions, comments, and concerns for us to address in future episodes. We hope you enjoy We Make Books! Twitter: @WMBCast  |  @KindofKaelyn  |  @BittyBittyZap Instagram: @WMBCast  Patreon.com/WMBCast Mentioned in this episode: Unfettered Hexes Kickstarter Infomocracy Redbubble Shop dave-ring.com neonhemlock.com neonapothecary.com dave is @slickhop on Twitter and Instagram Neon Hemlock Press is @neonhemlock on Twitter and Instagram VOIDMERCH Neon Hemlock's Threadless shop Riddle's Tea Shoppe Hailey Piper Glitter + Ashes anthology Matthew Spencer, illustrator This is How We Lose the Time War Tracy Townsend Dancing Star Press Transcript (by TK) [Upbeat Ukulele Intro Music] Rekka: This is We Make Books, a podcast about writing publishing and everything in between. Rekka is a published Science Fiction and Fantasy author, and Kaelyn is a professional genre fiction editor. Together, they'll tackle the things you never knew you never knew about getting a book from concept to finished product, with explanations, examples, and a lot of laughter. Get your moleskin notebook ready. It's time for We Make Books. R: Let's see what happens if you drape the oracle cloth over top. dave: I have a thousand of those. R [laughing]: Yeah. Kaelyn: Speaking of SWAG. d: Does that help? R: Exhale. d: [wheezing] R: Yes. K: Yes! R: It's not just good for laying your cards out on. K: [laughing] d [overlapping]: [laughing] R: Okay! I'm gonna have to leave this in. d: [laughing] K [overlapping]: [laughing] R: dave, why don't you introduce yourself to start, and then we'll get going? d: My name's dave ring, I'm a writer and editor of speculative fiction. I'm also the managing editor and publisher over at Neon Hemlock Press. Which comes with a bevy of other, like graphic design layout, and - K: [laughing] d: - products, placements, whatever else I've come up with lately! K: Many, many other hats in different shapes and sizes. R: So the reason I wanted to have dave on the podcast was because it occurred to me that something that comes up pretty frequently, especially around conference season when we're meeting in person and around book launches as well, is that authors wanna know like ‘do I need a bookmark? How do I do a bookmark? What else can I do?' K: ‘Do I need swag?' R: Yeah, so swag. Swag - Kaelyn, I'm just gonna cut in to your definition and say that swag is an acronym for Stuff We All Get. So - K [overlapping]: [laughing] R: To that point, this is not going to be all free swag. K: Yes. R: Swag implies that it is free, that you'll pick it up as you visit the author's signing table, or that you'll get it in the mail for preordering, or some little bonus bit like that. The person that we are speaking to today has taken book tie-in items and - what would you wanna call it? I don't wanna say paraphernalia, but I love that word, so there. You've taken it to a whole new level. And a lot of it has to do with Kickstarter, would you blame Kickstarter for this? d: Maybe some of it. And I like paraphernalia, the word that I am often drawn to is ‘ephemera,' but I like both. Depending on the particular object, maybe one is more appropriate than the other. But I blame Kickstarter for a lot of things in terms - R [overlapping]: [laughing] d: - of connecting with a lot of the people who are buying the books that Neon Hemlock's been putting out. R: So it's hard to say ‘blame' in that sense. d: To [unintelligible] - blame. K: [laughing] d: Yeah. But some of that's been driven from that, and some of it's been driven from just sort of nerdish excitement over different things. And then because I'm the one in charge, no one says no to me, so - K [overlapping]: [laughing] d: I just keep having ideas and doing the thing! K: Let's talk about some of the different kinds of swag, of paraphernalia, of - oh I just lost the word now - ephemera! I didn't really know that book swag was a thing until I started going to conferences. Like obviously I've been to book signings and things, and there's like bookmarks and maybe a pencil or something that they give out. K: But then I'd get to these conferences and I was like ‘wow there's a lot of stuff that authors are handing out, or publishers' - like everything from those bookmarks, pins - enamel pins are a big thing. I've seen people that showed up with special printed editions of the book that they only had like 10 of them and they were just handing them out at the conferences and that was it. If you didn't get them there, you were never gonna get this. It's interesting that this is something that comes around books, because you think well the thing you get out of this is the book. Why does the book have accessories that come with it as well? But I think you kinda hit the nail on the head, this nerdy-dorkiness of like ‘I love this so much I want to be able to have it with me at all times, not just on my Kindle.' d: Book lovers are already in this spot where you can - maybe you've read the book on your Kindle, but you want to have the physical book as well. So there's already that feeling that people have, and then sometimes it sort of extends to further things. Like I remember Dancing Star has made a lot of beaded earrings that match the covers of their books and some other popular speculative books. Of course you don't need to wear a particular pair of earrings in order to enjoy a book, but there is something sort of satisfying about - R: When you really enjoy the book, and then suddenly you need the earrings. d: [chuckling] K: Look at anything from TV shows to movies to video games, like there's all sorts of things that we wear and little accoutrements that we have that's sort of like a signal nod-and-wink to somebody else that's like, ‘ah yes, I also like that thing.' I was wearing a pair of my Sailor Moon socks recently at a house party and I'd taken my shoes off, and somebody was like ‘is that Sailor Mercury on your socks?' I was like ‘it is, yes. Yes.' R: And that's how you know your people. K: Exactly. Yeah but it is this thing of like, that's one of the - it's a signal, it's a secret language of how we identify each other. R: And this is speaking from more like the fan side of why you would want to display these things, in whatever way they are meant to be displayed, whether they're earrings or whether they're a pin, whether they're a sticker, a patch, something. I know that when I first started thinking of swag, I was thinking of things I have to give away for free, that are going to keep me in mind in a potential reader who isn't ready to pick up the book or not in a position where they can buy the book. R: Like I meet someone in a coffee shop and we're waiting for our coffee and we end up talking and somehow it comes up that I'm a science fiction writer and they wanna know about it. If I carry bookmarks in my purse, it's a book-related item, and it can have the sales copy on the back of the bookmark, or a blurb from another author promoting the book. And then you have some of the cover art on the other side and the title and my name, and therefore they have everything they need to find me later. And, if nothing else, they've got a bookmark that maybe they'll hang on to, ‘cause the art's cool, and then later they find it and they go ‘oh yeah,' and it's kind of like putting my branding in front of them multiple times. Every time they come across it, it might be one step closer to them buying the book. R: So that's one thought I had and why I chose bookmarks, ‘cause 1) they're relatively cheap, paper is or at least was a relatively cheap material, and so if your swag is made of paper it's not a huge upfront investment. You can maybe get 500 bookmarks for $75 or something depending on your printer. Book swag seems to have really - K: Oh the game has been stepped up. R: Yeah. I remember Tracy Townsend giving out little plastic-covered notepads with a pen built in, neat little binder, and I still have it by my bed. So I can't imagine that that was anywhere near the price of a bookmark. There's gotta be a level at which we go ‘okay this cannot be free anymore.' And some of that is related to the publisher, like is the publisher funding some of this? R: This Is How We Lose the Time War had pins, and they were giving them away with proof of preorder, and you picked your side, red or blue, and you got the pin. But the publisher I believe, and I may be incorrect, it may have been self-funded, but - the impression I got was that the publisher was providing those. And so I'm curious, ‘cause dave, you charge for some things, and some things are thrown in the box when you send out something. So like between stickers, bookmarks, and whatever else, what's your thought process of where it becomes a merchandise item versus a promotional item? d: Hm. You're making me think I need to have a thought process. R: Sorry. [laughing] K: [laughing] d: No I mean anything that's more than a couple dollars to make usually is in the… either I bundle it with something else or it's charged for on its own. Maybe one thing that slightly is confusing is I have this thing called Club Serpentine, where folks sign up ahead of time for everything I published in a given year, and those folks I give all the swag to for free basically, so. But in other cases like these tarot altar cloth-slash-bandana, depending on your perspective, slash microphone dampener - K: [chuckling] d: - those, I'm gonna give those away to the authors in Unfettered Hexes but I'm gonna also sell them on the website. And then like, I made an oracle deck, which is similar to a tarot deck, for Unfettered Hexes, and we're using the interior illustrations from the anthology as part of that deck. So again I'm giving those away to the authors but everyone else is paying for them. And there's a, I'm calling it an oracle coin, but there's a coin that also goes inside that deck, that comes with the deck, but otherwise you can also buy it separately. d: So the writers or folks that are part of Club Serpentine are getting things for free as it were, but they've either written a story for me or they've invested. So it's not really for free, it's still being part of the project in some capacity. Whereas stickers for me maybe is where the line is drawn. Stickers, I just like making them, there's a website I pay attention to that every once in a while will list a 50-stickers-for-20-bucks, and so I just get those every time it comes up so that I can dish them out like candy. R: They are very much like candy, I have quite a few stickers from both Neon Hemlock and Neon Apothecary. d: We like stickers, yeah. [chuckling] Especially when they make the luminescent ones, we're like yeah we like that deal! We like those a lot. K: [laughing] d: Maybe Rekka's right and it's also like Kickstarter campaigns because with the most recent novella campaign, I was like ‘oh I wonder if I can incentivize folks to back us on the first day.' So I had what I was calling Launch Day Loot, which I commissioned this artist I work with a lot, Matt Spencer, to make a print of a character from each of the novellas, and so I'm sending that to everybody and I also used that print to make bookmarks as well, out of pretty paper. d: So I am slightly regretting this, because it means that I can't use my fulfillment center to do book shipment, it means I have to mail them all myself. So I'm surrounded by piles over here on my side. So those are the first time I actually thought, these are like swag in the traditional sense, like this is free stuff that I'm gonna give you if you buy it on a given day. Whereas the stickers nobody actually expects those, I just have been getting them and sending them to people. K: Nobody expects the book stickers. … Monty Python? No? Okay. d: [laughing] K [overlapping]: [laughing] d: It made me think of the ‘Nobody's gonna know.' ‘They're gonna know.' ‘No one's gonna know!' K [overlapping]: [laughing] ‘No they're totally gonna know!' So let me ask this then, this is a lot of work, this is a lot of effort. Why do you do it? Apart from [laughing] - R: That's a nice smile, dave. d: [laughing] K: Yeah for those listening at home, dave has a lovely smile on his face right now. Yeah it's - completely, for joy, for getting things out there that show people enjoy your books and what you publish, that I think is fantastic. I'm sure it's delightful to run into somebody who's got something, a sticker or a bookmark or something from one of your publications or something that you did a special run of, but - How do you think it benefits not just you as a publisher, but then also authors? There's like you, who you're gonna do it on behalf of what you're publishing, or authors, who might do it on their own behalf. Why would you recommend book swag? d: I don't know that I have a metric or anything that would say that they categorically increase sales by x percentile or anything like that. But there is a sort of impression that I have that, just folks get excited by stuff? And giving people something to be excited about feels nice. There's something especially about writing where it often doesn't have a physical form that often, so. Like yeah you have a cover you can point to sometimes. Short stories often don't have their own art. It's nice giving things physical shape. K: I agree. Yeah. d: Like I'm not making a fortune over here making bandanas, I haven't become a bandana empire quite yet - R: It'll happen. K: Give it time, give it time. d: Maybe next year. R: [laughing] K [overlapping]: [laughing] R: So what was your progression? Did you start with stickers and then you just sort of said ‘oh I could also do this, and then I can also do this, and I can also do this,' and now you have oracle decks and bandanas and coins. d: Honestly, Unfettered Hexes, this anthology has really fed all of my most rabbithole impulses. Because it's all related to witchery, it's really - like the accessories are great - Any time I think of one it's hard to say no to. We went for an enamel pin, more than 40 illustrations in the book - These tarot cloth, the oracle deck, the coin, I think I stopped there. Well I made stickers, too. And then I made these mini prints from the cover, so. Part of it is I can't get out of my own way, and I just keep making things. And part of that too, maybe because I've got the interest both in the editing side and in the design side, there's no one here to tell me otherwise. I just keep making up - R: But you are working with artists for pretty much every little item that you come up with. d [overlapping]: Yeah. I do the design part but I don't do the illustrations. R: Right. d: Yeah. R: So the oracle cloth in front of you has some line art illustration, the coin itself I assume needed to be 3D - d: Oh the coin I made actually though. R: Okay. d: But I designed that with someone who then 3D-ified it. R: Yes. d: That's the technical term. R: It is. [chuckling] Yes. So you say you don't get out of your own way. I do wonder, do you go to any sort of ledger and say ‘Can I do this, with the budget I have?' d: Oh no. R: [laughing] K [overlapping]: [laughing] d: No. R: That gets in the way of the joy. d [laughing]: Yeah I only work with feelings, I don't work with numbers. R: [chuckling] d: No but two-thirds of these ideas are during an active Kickstarter, and I'm saying I'll do it if I reach this goal. So there was some math there. We just barely hit the oracle deck stretch goal. Because we hit $12,000, and then I said we wouldn't do the deck unless we had $18,000 and then we did, so. Whereas before I had lots of little stretch goals. R: Yeah the oracle deck is not a small project, as you said. Lots and lots of illustrations. Now if you hadn't gone with the oracle deck, were you still going to have the interior illustrations or were those the same item? d: Well, no they were different. So Matt Spencer, who did the illustrations for the oracle deck, he was on board to do some interior illustrations, but it was probably going to be like a chapter heading, maybe a couple of spot illustrations here or there, like we had a few things worked out. R: Mhm. d: And then once we hit the oracle it was like hey, what if instead, we just use every single one of these. R: [laughing] d: And you don't do the other illustrations. K: Since we've mentioned it a few times here, can you explain what the oracle deck is in relation to, and why you ended up making these cards? d: Sure, so an oracle deck is like a tarot deck. Rather than being a set number of suits and major and minor arcana, it has however many cards you decide. So we made this deck to go alongside the stories from an anthology called Unfettered Hexes: Queer Tales of Insatiable Darkness. K: A certain podcast co-host here may or may not have contributed to that. d: Yeah, and as my penultimate story in the anthology. R: I'm happy because I also love the world ‘penultimate.' K: [chuckling] d: I'm actually not 100% sure because after, you're technically the last story, but then there's a poem after you. So you're the penultimate… K: Entry? d: Entry? Mm, yeah… [thinking noises] R: Hmm… K: Contribution? d: But you have two illustrations, right? R: Yeah. d: You've got both your oracle card one and then a two page color illustration. R: Somebody's playing favorites here and I love it. K: [laughing] d: I - y'know, we could say that. But also, it's a really good story, and it perfectly hit one of the themes I really wanted from the book, which was basically friendship in space. [chuckling] K: [chuckling] d: It just nailed it perfectly, and so it was a perfect tie-in for the end of the anthology. So I couldn't resist making all these pictures of it. R: I appreciate your inability to resist your impulses. d: [laughing] R: It has served me well! d: [unintelligible] R: So the oracle cards, as you said there's - what is it, 23? 24 stories? d: Ah, don't make me say a number right now. I think we just totally made it up - R [overlapping]: Okay. I - d: We'll say 24. And then… yeah, 24 that are directly inspired by the stories themselves, two each for each of the story games that are in the book, four related to the characters on the cover, and then four related to different Neon Hemlock themes. I don't know if this is that interesting, sorry. K: It is! No, it is. d: [laughing] R: You broke my math brain, so I was trying to follow along and get the total. d: I told you, I don't do numbers. R [overlapping]: Yeah, okay - d: So if those don't add up to 40, just - R: 92! Got it! Okay. K: [laughing] d [laughing]: Just roll through it! R: Yeah. So you commissioned all this artwork. You had an artist create individual, unique pieces for you. You also have the cover, you also have two interior color illustrations. I have also seen chapter art designs, a textured placeholder page. I think you said this is like 200 pages longer? d: It's a beast, yeah. R: Compared to Glitter + Ashes - d [overlapping]: Glitter + Ashes, yeah. R: - it is. d: It's like 160 pages longer. K: Wow. R: But it really seems like a project that came out of great enthusiasm, which is delightful. d: Yeah, glee, even. It's just - [chuckling] So we'll see if - I don't even know if I can recreate this excitement with a future project, ‘cause it just has been really exciting. Although, my problem with making things is already going further with - I won't tell you the exact - K [overlapping]: Oh no. d: - nature of it. K: Oh no! [laughing] d: But the next one will involve 3D printed figures. K: Wow. R: Oh my gosh. d: So we're already going out to left field again. R: Yeah. K: Okay. R: You can't not outdo yourself. It's like every published book is a stamp in history, and you look back and you go ‘Pfft, that guy. [scoffing] I can beat that.' d: [chuckling] R: So given everything you've learned, having gone through these processes, for sourcing objects that are not typical - like, okay, a lot of authors could probably tell you where to go to find somebody who will make an enamel pin for you. But a bandana, for example, or oracle cards, a printed coin. You've obviously had to figure things out, do some research on your own, and get creative about things. d: I also had to marry a chandler. R: That's true! And we all appreciate that sacrifice. [chuckling] d: [laughing] R: I have a lot of Neon Apothecary candles around me just so you know. d: I just needed to make sure I could lock that down for future projects. K: [laughing] R: Yeah there are candles to coordinate with the stories in Glitter + Ashes, in the novella series that you put out. Aside from ‘there's no reason you can't do anything' - you can't use that as the answer - what advice do you have for somebody that's into all this left field kind of paraphernalia and ephemera, and wants to do something for a book? Either as a self-published author, an author that's promoting their work and it's all on them versus the publisher contributing to this, or to a small press, or even a Tor.com? What words of sage wisdom would you pull from your oracle cards to give them? d [laughing]: The new moon would tell us that - K [overlapping]: [laughing] d: Well, I think it's about scale, right? So I've definitely looked up different projects and then realized that they weren't feasible for me based off of my maybe modest scale. Depending on the project I'm looking to make like 100, 300, or 1,000 units of something, right? Which is small beans for a lot of projects. But, it's also far too many for some others. So like one writer, Hailey Piper, she just put out a horror novella. And her press did a limited-edit, handbound version that you could preorder at not a cheap price. d: But they only made those for those preorders, and then they're not gonna make any more. And that's something that, I know a local press in Baltimore that's since folded, but they handbound all of their special editions too. And that's something that is pretty special, and when you have it you know that you're only one of 20 that has one, so something like that could be an option for people. I think handcrafted things in small batches can be pretty meaningful. K: I have some experience with that, and yes. [laughing] d: Maybe you have to do it via raffle or some other way, maybe it's not a mass-produced thing. With the bandanas I had to price four or five of them, and the first three were like ‘what is this question you're asking? ‘Cause you're not really asking this very well.' [chuckling] K: [laughing] R [overlapping]: [laughing] d: And eventually I figured it out, and then took the price from one and brought it to the more ethical company and asked them if they'd match it and things like that. If anyone ever wants to reach out to me and hear about how I made a particular product I'm happy to talk people through it. With enamel pins, Juli Riddle of Riddle's Tea Shoppe walked me through that at every step of the way. The candles, again, the husband, so I cheated that. R: [chuckling] K [overlapping]: [laughing] d: And the coins I can talk to people, it's all just sort of been shots in the dark. Reaching out to people and then either asking dumb questions or having someone who already asked them tell me the way to do it so I can get through them. R: It's a lot more communicating with people who have done something similar figuring out how you would do this thing, as opposed to like pick your merchandise and upload your graphic. d: That's what I meant about scale, too. Like the minimum number of coins I can make is a thousand, you know? R: Yeah. K: Yeah. d: So you can't do that on a whim, right. So there's different mediums that are harder. Although it's funny, I realized I'm wearing my fictional show t-shirt that's based off of fictional bands in a novella that I published. K and R: [laughing] d: And I have that available through Threadless, which is sort of like halfway between those swag sites and a custom thing, where it feels kinda nice but it is an image that I uploaded and put on there. K: I mean I remember when I did vests. Just to buy the vests is expensive, but we ordered just one, because I just wanted to make sure this was not gonna look like garbage before I ordered 200 of them. And I had to convince the manufacturer to just make one. He's like ‘you know it's gonna cost like $50 to make this one vest, then plus you need to buy the vest?' I'm like ‘yeah that's fine, I'd rather spend $70 now and have it not look right than spend 5,000 down the road and it's terrible.' d: A lot of places now will give you a cheaper deal for - I can't think of the right word, it's not prototype, it's similar. R: Like a proof? d: Proof, thank you. Yeahyeahyeah. Like with coins they charge you for the molds either way. So those start already at like 300 or 400 bucks, depending on the kind of thing. Whereas at least with bandanas, they didn't do a proof for me there, but they can do a really nice mockup ‘cause it's only one color. And they will sort of make sure that you know that bandanas are not perfect squares, and - R [overlapping]: Yes. d: - and your image will be slightly off, those little kinds of things to make sure that you understand. K: Have there ever been any pitfalls you've come across, anything where you're just like ‘oh my God, this is not at all what I should've done here,' and can you look at things now and go like ‘ah yes, I have come across this problem before, I should go down a different path'? d: I mean… yeah? But also, even when you think you've got something figured out completely, like I just had a miscommunication with my printer where they didn't get my proof approvals, and two of my books are like three weeks late. So… things will happen either way, I think it's more getting a sense of timelines and knowing that you don't need something ready two weeks beforehand, you need it ready like a month and a half beforehand at least, so that then you're building in a little bit more buffer. Always build in more buffer. K: Anything that you've ordered or tried to design or something and got it and gone like ‘this is not at all what I wanted this to look like, or what I expected it to look like,' or? You seem like you're pretty methodical and thorough along the way. d: Oh, oh no. No no no. K: [laughing] d: I have a box full of ruined prints where they - even though I proofed an image that was fully spread, they sent me one that was with four inches of white space on every side. And then you just have to email them and say ‘this isn't like my proof' and so, even when you think you've got things figured out they still can kinda get screwed up. R: So you mentioned scale, and there are, just to name the ones that come to mind are CafePress and Redbubble, that you have the option to create one-offs, or to create a store without putting in any overhead other than the time to set it up. So that is an option, but it doesn't create that immediacy of like ‘I'm going to send this to you as a special treat,' or ‘this is part of our relationship as author and reader or publisher and reader,' so it allows you to create things without having to go through printers, without having to go through all the proofing processes. I mean you might wanna order one for yourself anyway just to make sure, ‘cause some of those shirts, the printing quality on them is better or worse depending on the fabric, but - K: Some of the fabric is better or worse too. [laughing] R: I mean there are options for people who don't have the ability to invest a little bit up front, or a lot up front. d: Well that was how I started using Threadless artist shops, because I had like three or four shirts from Void Merch - I don't know if y'all know them - and then I was like wait, they're making these on Threadless artist shops. And I commissioned like a metal band version of my logo for Neon Hemlock, and I was like I want this on a shirt! And like at this point I feel like 60% of my wardrobe is Neon Hemlock tank tops, so. I'm not only a client, I'm also the president. K: [laughing] R: Yeah. d: Yeah. R: Yeah so I mean there are ways to do this from small to large, you can put up a CafePress shop. I have actually, I forget who I saw recently was putting up merchandise online through one of these print on demand shops, and people were getting excited - oh it was Malka! Malka Older. Dr. Malka Older. She had Infomocracy related t-shirts and coffee mugs and all that kind of stuff and people were like ‘what! Where's the link?!' and getting excited about it on Twitter. I'm sure that resulted in a few sales. R: And then there's printing or having your own SWAG made, and you take it to a conference and you hand it out as part of rubbing elbows with the readers and the book-signing group kind of thing. And then there's Kickstarter rewards where you kinda have to - I don't know who started the stretch goals, but you gotta love them but you also kinda wanna hunt them down and throttle them. Because now people go ‘well this is exciting! But they're out of stretch goals, so I guess they're happy now and they don't want any more money for their campaign.' d: I think that's like a fundamental misunderstanding with Kickstarter though. Like I've had plenty of people, like I've sent them a link to a Kickstarter and be like ‘oh well you made your goals, so you don't need me to pre-order.' And it's like ‘but I'd still really like it if you did!' K: We could use more money. [chuckling] R: If you support this now, you won't forget to buy it later when it comes out. d: Well it also means you have the money to print it beforehand - R [overlapping]: Yeah. d: - which is pretty critical. R: Yeah, exactly. ‘Cause dave's books are very well produced, they are not POD one cover texture, they are not the typical POD interior pages either, like the paper quality is - dave is hand-selecting these things, and proofing them, and showing them to his friends in the morning writing Slack. K: [laughing] d: We do a lot of show and tell. R: We had show and tell this morning, it was great. d: I keep trying to see if people can see like, can you tell it's embossed? R: [laughing] K: [laughing] R: So there's lots of stages. I don't want anyone to feel pressured to generate oracle coins right out of the gate. d: But I'd buy them. R: But dave's ready to buy them, along with your band t-shirts. [chuckling] And if you want inspiration, just check out the Kickstarter stretch goals for Neon Hemlock, the tie-in merchandise for the anthologies that he does. And it's always nice and cozy to think of a publisher that is enjoying the stories as much as the readers will, and feeling inspired by them to create stuff, and then having the authority for that to be official stuff is also really cool. But yeah, an author, a publisher, small press - K: It's very doable. It just depends on how much you wanna do. R: How much you feel comfortable doing what you're excited to do, and if you're not excited by a thing I would say don't do it. K: Yeah. Definitely. ‘Cause it's not gonna get better once you start. R: And it's not cheaper if you don't love it. d [chuckling]: And like I said, if anyone ever has questions about how to get started and wants to reach out, I'm happy to at least give you the initial walk-through. K: Well along those lines, dave, where can everyone find you? d: Neon Hemlock's at neonhemlock.com, and also just neonhemlock all one word at all the socials. And then my personal Twitter would be, it's SlickHop. S-l-i-c-k-h-o-p. Oh and I'm at dave-ring.com. R: So thank you dave so much for coming on! d: Thanks for having me. R: And all those links will be in the show notes in the transcript and everything. K: Check out dave's upcoming projects, ‘cause Rekka is in a couple of them. R: That's not the only reason to do it though. There's a lot of people - I am - d: [laughing] K: Absolutely not the only reason. R: I am thrilled to be on this table of contents. It's a very good table of contents. K [overlapping]: [laughing] R: And the oracle deck I cannot wait to hold in my hand, I cannot wait to spill it out over this bandana which is actually an altar cloth, and flip that coin, and all the good stuff. I am really looking forward to seeing all these things that you've teased on camera in person, and I can't wait to see how you're gonna top it for the next anthology! d: Aaaaaah! Pressure! K [overlapping]: [laughing] R: Well with the 3D figures that you've already - d: These are secrets! No one tell anyone, that's a secret. R: Okay we won't tell anyone, we promise. d: [laughing] K: Everyone who listens to this, you're not allowed to tell anyone. d: Shhhhh. R: Forget everything you heard. Except the good advice. K: Yes. R: Alright. d: And maybe my website. R: Yes. dave-ring.com, neonhemlock.com, and, hey! neonapothecary.com while you're out there. d: True. R: Give that chandler his due. d and K: [laughing] R: We will have a new episode in two weeks, and in the meantime you can find us at @WMBcast, you can find us at Patreon.com/WMBcast, and you can leave a rating and review on your podcast apps because we basically exist to breathe those in and smell the scents and not be creepy about it at all. K: That's a candle we need. R: Rate us highly please, and we will talk to you next time. Thanks everyone for listening!

Episode 5: Ami Character Analysis Join Eisha and Kim as they talk about Japan's most popular senshi, Sailor Mercury aka Ami Mizuno! We talk about the impossible genius of this blue haired girl, the differences in popularity between Japan and the rest of the world, and how complicated it is to be the only child of a divorced couple with poor social skills. Please rate and review us wherever you find us or... in the name of the moon, we will punish you! Comments, questions, suggestions? Find us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/OshiokiYoPod Email us at: oshiokiyothepodcast@gmail.com Art done by Barbra Daly: https://brbdaly.crevado.com/ere

In this twenty-sixth episode, Charlie and Carrie talk about the movie Sailor Moon R the Movie: Promise of the Rose with guest Alex! Topics include sexy lady flower monsters, Sailor Mercury having Wi-Fi in space, and everyone needing therapy. My Cabbages' Twitter: https://twitter.com/cabbagecast Podcast email: fandomsgonewrongpod@gmail.com Podcast Links: https://linktr.ee/fandomsgonewrong Charlie's Links: https://linktr.ee/greenpixie12 Carrie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travelplanningbycarrie/ Artwork by Charlie Music is "Ready Aim Fire" by Kevin Macleod (https://incompetech.com/), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

In our third episode covering episodes 8-9, we discover that moon moments can reverberate throughout the Sailor Moon multiverse and that Sailor Mercury's intro episode is deeper than you think.WebsiteInstagramTwitterYoutubeTik Tok: @MoonMomentPod

In this episode, we discuss: the Enneagram type 1, “The Reformer”; the MBTI ISTJ, “The Inspector”; and characters that potentially apply to each of the types, such as—Bruce Banner, Elinor Dashwood, Fitzwilliam Darcy, Hermione Granger, Katniss Everdeen, Lara Jean, Leslie Nope, Ned Stark, Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccelston), Minerva McGonagall, Sailor Mercury, Sailor Neptune and Sailor Pluto, and Severus Snape. Future episodes will go through the rest of the 9 + 16 types as we continue to discuss characters from our favorite fictional properties like Avatar the Last Airbender, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Disney, ASOIF/Game of Thrones, Doctor Who, Sailor Moon, the MCU, and so so so much more. Next week we'll be discussing Enneagram type 2 and MBTI ESFJs and ESFPs. Follow TNAT on Instagram (@thenerdsaretyping) and Twitter (@nerdsaretyping); subscribe and review on your favorite podcast platform. Follow Connie @constar24 on Twitter and Instagram, and Delia on Twitter @deliaistyping). Use the hashtags #thenerdsaretyping. New episodes every Tuesday. The Nerds Are Typing is a Black Girls Create production. Recs/Research: Quiet by Susan Cain MBTI: Gifts Differing by Isabel Myers and Katherine Briggs-Myers, www.truity.com, personalitypage.com. Enneagram: enneagraminstitute.com, The Wisdom of the Enneagram: The Complete Guide to Psychological and Spiritual Growth for the Nine Personality Types by Don Riso and Russ Hudson, The Literary Enneagram: Characters from the Inside Out by Judith Searle The theme “Good Vibes” is by LitKidBeats https://youtube.com/c/LitKidBeats The Nerds Are Typing is a Black Girls Create production.

On this episode we have Freddy Sailor Mercury. Active duty Hull Maintenance Technician for Uncle Sam's Navy. We talk about GameStop and the Reddit Army, Marvel Movies, and Comic Books. Credits: Intro & Outro Music: "Pirate Mutiny" by The Sovereigns Font: "Luckiest Guy" Astigmatic One Eye Typographic Institute Cover Art: Alston Novak --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chinoandhomeboy/support

In this episode of the Sailor Moon Fan Club podcast, ‘Reverie' and ‘Be Dazzled' author Ryan La Sala talks about the Sailor Moon influences in his novels, how he motivates himself by watching Sailor Moon transformation sequences, and calls for Moonies everywhere to put some respect on Sailor Mercury's name! Follow Ryan on Twitter: @Ryality Check out Ryan on Instagram: @ry_la_sa Watch Ryan's “how-to”s and submit topics for him to answer on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdSEi9_QgtUHnouxMhXdfXw Celebrity Book Club Podcast: https://chelsearosedevantez.com/celebrity-book-club Write or Die Podcast: https://writeordiepodcast.com/ First Draft Podcast: https://www.firstdraftpod.com/ Sailor Moon and the Gorgeous Meditation: https://www.tor.com/2019/12/04/sailor-moon-and-the-gorgeous-meditation/ Ryan's fanfiction: https://www.fanfiction.net/u/10241505/TwilightFlash Sailor Moon fancomic: https://moonsticks.org Sailor Moon's Amazing Transformation: http://moonsticks.org/17-sailor-moons-amazing-transformation/ Pluto No Longer a Planet on Moonsticks: http://moonsticks.org/45-pluto-no-longer-a-planet/ Follow the Sailor Moon Fan Club Twitter: @mooniesclub Instagram: @moonies_club Subscribe to our newsletter on sailormoonfanclub.com Podcast editing by Tag Hatle (@redtagcomesback)

Your hair looks good, and that's not even the Percocet talking! This week Johnny and Tyler do a very special Q&A episode filled with questions submitted by you spooky bitches!Spooky Bitch enamel pins are now available! thatsspooky.com/storePlease consider supporting the show on Patreon for access to mini episodes and many more perks! patreon.com/thatsspookyCheck out our website for show notes, photos, and more at thatsspooky.comFollow us on Instagram for photos from today’s episode and all the memes @thatsspookypodWe're on Twitter! Follow us at @thatsspookypodDon’t forget to send your spooky stories to thatsspookypod@gmail.com

In 1997, CBC's Undercurrents ran a legendary exposé on otaku as obsessive collectors of data. It featured William Gibson, Hitoshi Doi, as well as a charming fellow with an overzealous fixation on Sailor Mercury. That fellow was Gregory Taylor, and he joins me in this episode to talk about the segment, as well Sailor Moon chat groups in the 1990s, rogue anime screenings at the University of Waterloo, anthropomorphized math concepts and his own cataloged experiences in the world of Sailor Moon online roleplaying. In a separate segment, I also talk about Anime Revolution 2019, and the unfortunate controversy surrounding the event this year. Full Undercurrents Otaku Segment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcczGPlbrYQ Music Video featuring Greg: Alex Lacasse - "Like This, Like That" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ekMLv7ITH4 Greg's Website: Occasional Homepage of Gregory Taylor - http://web.ncf.ca/cz159/ Greg's Twitter: @mathtans Anime News Network article on AniRevo 2019: Victims Speak Out After Canada's Anime Revolution Con Allows Serial Harasser, Convicted Sex Offender to Attend - https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2019-08-21/victims-speak-out-after-canada-anime-revolution-con-allows-serial-harasser-convicted-sex-offender-to-attend/.149978

Sailor Moon S1E8: The Girl Genius is a Monster: The Brainwashing Cram-School of HorrorWhat do you get when you take 1 part lonely girl, 2 parts genius intellect, and 7 parts useless lesbian? A new sailor scout!Join the Redacted Audio Fan Discord and scream at us about Sailor Mercury! https://discord.gg/YrfkFW4 Our intro and outro music can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x84hC1p1YC0

April Showers bring magical women! Join Soph and Soph as they discuss Dark Phoenix, Part 2 of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, and in honor of a special birthday this month (hint: it's Sophie's), Sailor Moon!

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) have a very intense chess match to talk about which we accompany with, a cat appearance, chess musicals, bad alcohol, and oh yeah some Sailor Moon Crystal.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) continue their viewing of Sailor Moon Crystal and move on to episode 2. We talk about the introduction of Ami and Sailor Mercury, how AL has constantly been told she is like Ami, how having a new teammate changes Usagi's dynamic and role, and how Mamoru is not a garbage can.

Bashfulglowfly from FanFic.net brings a 1 min story of Sailor Mercury's unforgiving side. Source: https://m.fanfiction.net/s/12845268/1/Innocent-Bystander Brought to you by: https://nendoroid-charms.com/ IG: @nendoroid_charms FB: Nendoroid Charms

We talk to Ruddy Riba about her career as a women in tech, and Pink-IT and what they are doing to help women in tech find a supportive community and grow their networks. Chantal, Kenneth & Len talk to Ruddy about some of the challenges woman in technology face, and what she and her partners in Pink-IT are doing to help get women into tech. Ruddy shares with us the story of growing up far from Johannesburg, getting into university and seeing the immense drop-off rate of young women in just the first few classes at university. Entering her first job as the only female on the team, it became clear to Ruddy that this disparity needs to be addressed. Pink-IT is an organization that strives to connect women in tech with mentors they can look up to as they grow into the industry. She's also helped high-school students, especially girls, realize that software development is a viable career choice when they didn't even know it existed. Right there at high-school level Ruddy is taking actions that will help address the gender difference in our industry. Ruddy gives us a ton of great information and actionable insights on what we all can do to address the gender equality issues in our industry. One very powerful point is that of intentional mentorship, intentionally helping a female developer grow. Support Ruddy and her work with Pink-IT and their related organizations to foster and grow an inclusive environment that we'll all benefit from in the end. Find and follow Ruddy and Pink-IT online: * http://pink-it.co.za/ * https://twitter.com/PinkIT_za * https://twitter.com/RuddyRiba Here are some resources mentioned in the show: * BBD - http://www.bbd.co.za * JCSE - https://www.jcse.org.za/ * Wake Up Shake Up - https://wakeupshakeupsa.com/ * Jozihub - http://jozihub.org/ * Geekulcha - http://geekulcha.com/ * Raeketsetsa - http://raeketsetsa.geekulcha.com/ And finally our picks Ruddy: * Go Programming Language - https://golang.org/ * Pink-IT - http://pink-it.co.za/ Chantal: * Tracy Chou / @triketora - https://twitter.com/triketora * Sailor Mercury / @sailorhg - https://twitter.com/sailorhg Kenneth: * #ILookLikeAnEngineer - https://twitter.com/search?q=%23ILookLikeAnEngineer * Diversify who you follow on Twitter to gain different perspectives! * Wonder Woman (2017) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonder_Woman_(2017_film) * Amazing Twitter thread on Wonder Woman costumes - https://twitter.com/AWeaverWrites/status/878967719072288768 Thanks for listening! Stay in touch: * Website & newsletter - https://zadevchat.io * Socialize - https://twitter.com/zadevchat & http://facebook.com/ZADevChat/ * Suggestions and feedback - https://github.com/zadevchat/ping * Subscribe and rate in iTunes - http://bit.ly/zadevchat-itunes

Happy Halloween Sailor Moon fans!  We're continuing the tradition of Dracula themed Myus and tackling Sera Myu: Kessen Transylvania no Mori Kaiteiban, which is the winter 2001 revision of the summer 2000 musical of roughly the same time (minus the "Kaiteiban" part.  Spoilers: We hate it, but we sure did have fun drinking about, and many thanks to those of you that did the same.  We did like that one Spice Girls number that the outers sang.  And pretty much everything about Sailor Mars and Sailor Mercury except for the fact that they were in this show.  Stay Spoopy out there! p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 13.0px Arial; -webkit-text-stroke: #000000} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 13.0px Arial; color: #9e4a2f; -webkit-text-stroke: #9e4a2f} span.s1 {font-kerning: none} span.s2 {font-kerning: none; color: #000000; -webkit-text-stroke: 0px #000000} span.s3 {text-decoration: underline ; font-kerning: none; -webkit-text-stroke: 0px #9e4a2f} Connect with us! Twitter: @LnJPOD Facebook: Love and Justice: A Serious Sailor Moon Podcast Email: loveandjusticepod@gmail.com

This week, the hosts are quite excited to have Alkrea back, after her one week absence! Points are made about Ami's family, especially her father. The direction of the episode references the original classic counterpart that Alrea enjoyed more, along with comparing the change of Serenity in Crysta, Classic, and PGSM. Mako-chan asks why Venus and Jupiter's new attacks are missing, Seiya questions why Prince Demand is such a jerk, that awkward hug scene... And where's Motoki?

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Sailor Moon edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of Sailor Moon. In this episode hosts Markeia McCarty and Kaori Takee discuss episode 16 with guest Xander Jeanneret. Usagi Tsukino was a normal second-year middle school girl whose own life changes one day when she encounters a black cat. The cat's name is Luna who can talk and bears a crescent moon on her forehead. Luna tells Usagi that she is the chosen guardian of justice with the power to transform into Sailor Moon. Usagi now has a new responsibility which is a mission to find the Illusionary Silver Crystal as well as the other chosen guardians to protect the Moon Princess. During her mission, she must deal with various enemies sent by Queen Beryl who is also after the Illusionary Silver Crystal. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more of your post-game wrap up shows for your favorite TV shows, visit http://ww

On this episode we discuss episode 2 of Sailor Moon Crystal, Act 2 of the manga, episode 2 of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon and episode 8 of the 90s anime.  Because that is when Sailor Mercury finally shows up, and this week is all about Sailor Mercury.  Or is it?  We discover she was kind of a side character in her own story in the 90s anime series but, more importantly, that Luna was absolutely terrible at her job.Connect with us!! Twitter: @LnJPOD, tumblr: loveandjusticepod, email: loveandjusticepod@gmail.com

Could the new smart girl at school really be a monster? Or could it be that the girl who looks just like the blue Sailor Scout in the intro of the show might really be an ally of some sort? That's right--this week, we get to the introduction of Sailor Mercury, and we've brought Dr. Devon White (Jordan's wife) along for the ride! Join us, and learn the true secret of how to be good at video games!

Join Sono and Ammit as they discuss and review the brand new show: Sailor Moon Crsytal. A franchise veteran and uninitiated whelp bring different perspectives to this over all strong first showing of the renewed show. We watch the formation of a beautiful friendship and Ami’s first transformation into Sailor Mercury! _________ If you’d like … Continue reading Getting Misty – Moon Speak 02

The hosts have an indepth discussion of the Moon Pride music video, along with the introduction of Ami Mizuno in this episode. And is there discrepancies with the animation quality?

Para este nuevo podcast de En Descarga Radiónica, Iván Samudio conversó con Rossy Aguirre, actriz mexicana de doblaje quien interpretó a Sailor Mercury en la serie animada de Sailor Moon para latinoamérica. Aquí ella contó sus experiencias y recuerdos alrededor de esta destacada producción, todo con motivo de los 30 años del estreno de dicho anime en Japón un 07 de Marzo de 1992.