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We've already got the dates for Scotland Loves Anime 2025, notice the return of a particular Tiamat, an exclusive look at a conspurracy and Sad Fishe. About Audio EXP Audio EXP is Geek Native's highlights podcast. Each week, there's a recap of some favourite or exciting RPG and geeky news, conventions, interviews, and thought pieces. The average length of the podcast is just over 10 minutes long. You will find a transcript of this week's podcast and links to the stories mentioned here: https://www.geeknative.com/170751/audio-exp-podcast-271-dragons-psychic-cats-and-anvils/

SPOILER WARNING - we talk through the four films in competition at Scotland Loves Anime 2023, so expect some in-depth discussion of specific elements of these films. In this episode, Andy Hanley is joined by Scotland Loves Anime jury chairman Jonathan Clements, as well as three of the four jury members: - Donna McAvoy - Animator/Illustrator - Ana Songel - Director/Animator - Sean Mulvenna - Illustrator/Art director - Gordon Howie - Director/Animator (not present for this recording) The jury talk about their thoughts on the following films - listen in to find out how they picked their winner! - Lonely Castle in the Mirror - PHOENIX: Remembrance of Flower - The Concierge - Blue Giant

Last-minute scrambles paid off, and Edinburgh's Scotland Loves Anime happened. Let's find out about those shows, some RPG news, freebies and bundles in this weekly podcast. About Audio EXP Audio EXP is Geek Native's highlights podcast. Each week there's a recap of some significant or exciting RPG news, releases, conventions and interviews. The average length of the podcast is just over 10 minutes long. You will find a transcript of this week's podcast and links to the stories mentioned here: https://www.geeknative.com/147892/audio-exp-170-scotland-loves-anime/

Let's talk films... but beware, spoilers lurk! Andy Hanley is joined by Scotland Loves Anime festival jury chairman Jonathan Clements, and juror Kambole Campbell, to talk about the films in competition for this year's prestigious jury award. Does Blue Thermal soar? Does the Tunner to Summer take a U-turn? Will you want to say Goodbye to Don Glees or watch it until the Break of Dawn? All is revealed here!

This week on Anime Pulse we got a brand spanking new season of anime, a connivence store that will be nothing but the ice cream isle, and the best filler arc to grace us. Up first Joseph updates us on the Fall Festival Giveaway, and Andrew updates us on Scotland Loves Anime. Then in the industry news some illustrations for Lycoris Recoil are changed to avoid killing cosplayers, and a Kit Kat commercial makes us adore the chocolate. And in the final section the previews return with Joseph and Andrew putting on their belt jackets, speaking German, and becoming Stylish Ruffian Slayers. Then Andrew breaks away to be annoyed to death by a Shortstack, and Andrew follows his bloodline to become a professional Ninja.

This week on Anime Pulse we got a brand spanking new season of anime, a connivence store that will be nothing but the ice cream isle, and the best filler arc to grace us. Up first Joseph updates us on the Fall Festival Giveaway, and Andrew updates us on Scotland Loves Anime. Then in the industry news some illustrations for Lycoris Recoil are changed to avoid killing cosplayers, and a Kit Kat commercial makes us adore the chocolate. And in the final section the previews return with Joseph and Andrew putting on their belt jackets, speaking German, and becoming Stylish Ruffian Slayers. Then Andrew breaks away to be annoyed to death by a Shortstack, and Andrew follows his bloodline to become a professional Ninja.

A countdown to Halloween with geeky news such as Scotland Loves Anime and plenty of RPG news such as the return of Tribe 8, L5R for 5e and the One Page Dungeon Contest. About Audio EXP Audio EXP is Geek Native's highlights podcast. Each week there's a recap of some significant or exciting RPG news, releases, conventions and interviews. The average length of the podcast is just over 10 minutes long. You will find a transcript of this week's podcast and links to the stories mentioned here: https://www.geeknative.com/136075/audio-exp-119-12-masks-of-halloween/

With the Edinburgh leg of Scotland Loves Anime over, Andy Hanley is joined by festival director Andrew Partridge and jury chairman Jonathan Clements to look back over the festival in what has been a very different year from the norm for the event.

Join us for a special edition of the AllTheAnime podcast, brought to you courtesy of Scotland Loves Anime and the power of remote meetings! For this episode of the show we're joined by the jury of Scotland Loves Anime 2021, as they discuss the films in competition at this year's festival and their voting choices, overseen by jury chairman Jonathan Clements and festival director Andrew Partridge. Expect spoilers as we discuss BELLE, Sing a Bit of Harmony, Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko and Over the Sky. 0:00:00 – Introductions 0:05:55 – Sing a Bit of Harmony 0:32:10 – Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko 0:48:47 – Over the Sky 1:01:24 – BELLE 1:25:30 – Closedown

We welcome Andy Hanley (Hanners1979), marketing manager for All The Anime. We discuss everything from distribution and licensing in the UK. As well as Scotland Loves Anime, Cloud Matsuri and Screen Anime.  If you want to submit an anime suggestion, send us a tweet @GetALifePodcast or better yet, join the discussion in Discord with the following link: www.getalifepodcast.com/discordBe Sure to Support the Podcast by checking out our sponsors :                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             getalifepodcast.com/sponsors                   

On this edition of the podcast continue our annual tradition of bringing you a special episode that brings you discussion on the Judges Award category of the Scotland Loves Anime Film Festival, which this year is a big milestone as it's the tenth year it's been running! Jeremy Graves and Andy Hanley are joined by the Chairman of the Jury, Jonathan Clements to help guide discussion with all four members of the jury for this year: Michael Doig (Colourist, Art Director on TWRP's 'Starlight Brigade' music video) India Swift (Animator, Director of TWRP's 'Starlight Brigade' music video) Jack Liang (Producer at Polygon Pictures) Freya Allan (Animator, worked on the film 'Klaus' coming soon to Netflix) The purpose of this podcast is give you an insight into what led each member of the jury to cast their vote on the films in competition at the film festival. There are SPOILERS discussed in detail throughout this episode, so if you haven't seen any of the films it's at your discretion if you want to listen or not. The four films in competition this year were as follows: Ride Your Wave Children of the Sea Birthday Wonderland Weathering With You And if that wasn't enough, we're also joined by film festival director, Andrew Partridge to look back on the festival this and past years too! Timecode breakdown for you - 00:00:00 - Intro before the intro to the show proper 00:02:10 - Show begins proper. 00:07:12 - Ride Your Wave 00:17:54 - Children of the Sea (Worth noting this begins during a final question that was intended to be about Ride Your Wave, but then naturally segued into Children of the Sea) 00:34:06 - Talk with Andrew Partridge about the festival has been this year 00:58:33 - Birthday Wonderland 01:15:20 - Weathering With You 01:37:02 - How the judges voted 01:44:37 - The judges reflect on their experiences being a judge at the festival 01:53:03 - Outro.

[Recorded on 4th October 2019] Join Jeremy Graves and Andy Hanley as they take through some recent news relating AllTheAnime for just over 30 minutes of light hearted anime based discussion. There's talk on Weathering With You coming to UK cinemas in early 2020, details on the Scotland Loves Anime Film Festival that begins in one week! Plus we rundown some of our upcoming releases including our first vinyl soundtrack releases, FLCL and A Silent Voice, along with the likes of Attack on Titan: Roar of Awakening, Silver Spoon Season 2, Gundam 00 and Jin-Roh! There's even some time to mention a few shows we're looking forward to this coming anime season - which we'll no doubt talk about more once the first episodes have aired. A quick catchup to conclude the week. Have a nice weekend~! ----- Time Codes for this podcast 00:50 - Weathering With You coming to UK cinemas, and Scotland Loves Anime talk 03:31 - AllTheAnime Music, FLCL and A Silent Voice vinyl release discussion 10:20 - A rundown of upcoming releases 21:18 - MCM London Comic Con is coming up! 23:14 - Some chat about some shows we've been watching along with some upcoming anime season shows we're looking forward to 31:05 [end]

It's been a while... about a year since we last recorded a podcast (excluding the Scotland Loves Anime 2018 special) but we're finally back with a new podcast! It's something we've had on the docket for a while, and time has finally allowed us to get the ball rolling on that with a loose feeling episode covering a variety of topics. Join Jeremy Graves and Andy Hanley as they talk about a few new releases including the Oscar nominated Mirai, Welcome to the Ballroom: Part 1 and Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online - Part 1, then it's all about our Summer of Gundam as we bring you up to speed on what you can expect from us in the way of releases from the world of Gundam including the film Char's Counter Attack, and Gundam Wing! Then, given it's very much a talking point in general at the moment, we wanted to get in on the conversation when it comes to Neon Genesis Evangelion now being available to watch on Netflix. This is the point where fellow All The Anime team members Kat Hall and Keith Copping get in the robot with us to discuss rewatching the series, likes and dislikes about the new English dub, thoughts on watching the show as an adult compared to when we were *cough* younger and how that impacts the overall perception of the series, reactions of people experiencing it for the first time and more! Then, keeping on the Evangelion train, Keith was in Paris at Japan Expo this past weekend and got to see the 10-minute preview of the upcoming fourth film in the Rebuild of Evangleion Project with a bunch of rabid French fans. We get thoughts on this 10-minute Evangelion 0706 preview, the reaction of the fans in the building and more! Note about the Evangelion discussion on this podcast: We do our best to keep it as spoiler free as possible, but inevitably this doesn't happen. So SPOILER WARNING when it comes to all the Evangelion discussion on this podcast for both the series and 0706 10 minute preview. NOTE: As always please note this podcast may contain strong language and any views expressed by individuals in this podcast do not reflect those of Anime Limited. ---- Time codes for this episode: 02:50 - Welcome to the Ballroom, 08:05 - Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online, 11:38 - Mirai, 14:35 - The TF Nation event's "The Gundam Wing" plans, 18:59 - Upcoming Gundam releases including Char's Counter Attack and Gundam Wing, 28:15 - Neon Genesis Evangelion discussion, 46:56 - Evangelion 3.0+1.0 "0706" discussion, 59:50 - [END]

It's the Genki Cupboard Podcast for December 2018! In the final one for the year, I go over what I've been doing the past few months: attending Scotland Loves Anime, seeing the new Pokémon film and attending Miku Expo 2018. There's also returning features such as Idol Time and Movers & Shakers, our look at the Japanese music charts.

[Recorded on 21st October 2017] ~ Scotland Loves Anime 2018 Special ~ It's been a while since our last podcast - which will be returning in November, so keep you eyes out for that - but with it being the month of October it means that the Scotland Loves Anime Film Festival has returned to showcase some of the latest anime films on the big screen! As has become tradition, this special episode is dedicated to the Judges Award category of the festival, as Jeremy Graves and Andy Hanley welcome the Chairman of the Jury, Jonathan Clements back to the show to help guide discussion with three of the four judges from the festival this year: -Kim Morrissy (Translator, Tokyo Correspondent for Anime News Network) -Callum May (Runs The Canipa Effect on YouTube, writer for various publications including Crunchyroll, Anime News Network and Otaquest.) -Roxy Simons (Journalist and film critic specialising in Japanese and Korean culture, Showbiz reporter for Mail Online.) The purpose of this podcast is give you an insight into what led each member of the jury to cast their vote on the films in competition at the film festival. There are SPOILERS discussed in detail throughout this episode, so if you haven't seen any of the films it's at your discretion if you want to listen or not. The four films in competition this year were as follows: -Calamity of a Zombie Girl (discussion on this begins at 03 mins 53 seconds) -I Want to Eat Your Pancreas (discussion this begins at 16 mins 09 seconds) -Penguin Highway (discussion on this begins at 48 mins 52 seconds) -Mirai (discussion on this begins at 1 hour 15 mins 05 seconds) And then how the judges ultimately cast their votes is discussed from 1 hours 41 minutes 23 seconds. We know a lot of people always enjoy listening to this show, and we hope you enjoy this episode too! As mentioned earlier in this description, the podcast will be returning in November! So please keep an eye out for that. Until then, enjoy the the show~! NOTE: As always please note this podcast may contain strong language and any views expressed by individuals in this podcast do not reflect those of Anime Limited.

Seb, Martin and Rob (with input from Dan B), give their thoughts on the spectacular line up at the Scotland Loves Anime film festival at the Edinburgh Filmhouse 19th to 21st October 2018.

It's the Genki Cupboard Podcast for September 2018! I preview Scotland Loves Anime now the schedule is out; I take a look at where Aikatsu graduates have headed in Idol Time; and in The Game Brain I look at this year's Tokyo Games Show. Please note that this is the music-less version of the podcast. For the version with music, please go to my Mixcloud page https://www.mixcloud.com/GenkiCupboard/genki-cupboard-podcast-september-2018/

On this edition of the podcast it's two episodes in one, as we kick things off the first 22 minutes with Jeremy and Andy giving you a rundown of what to expect from All The Anime at MCM London Comic Con this weekend! Then we go back in time to this past Sunday morning, as we bring you the annual Scotland Loves Anime Judges Award deliberations special that sees chairman of the Jury, Jonathan Clements along with the three judges for this year: Amelia Cook, Rayna Denison and Elliot Page discuss each of the four films that were in competition for the Judges Award. Andrew Partridge also gets involved and Jeremy and Andy are lurking in the background too, but it's mainly the judges who are doing the talking for this section!Those films being Venus Wars, Eureka Seven: Hi-Evolution 1, Fireworks and Lu Over The Wall. Look forward to some very candid and open discussion of the film. A fun show as always!

What happens when you fill a room with tired (and hungover) anime fans after seeing eight films at Scotland Loves Anime? Carnage. Join your host the slightly drunk and giggly Mr Seb, Dan "the Watcher" Barnett, Dr Rhodes and for his first time, Rob "Deserves the Toblerone" Mallarkey; for our views on the key films being shown at Scotland Loves Anime. Recorded in front of a live audience. May contain swearing and spoilers. NSFW

[Recorded on 13th October 2017] On this edition of the podcast it’s the first of a three part special focusing on the Scotland Loves Anime film festival. Join Jeremy, Andy, Lauren, Keith, Andrew and special guest Jonathan Clements to discuss and preview various elements of Scotland Loves Anime that kicks off today (Friday 13th October). We talk about films we’re each looking forward to being screened such as Fireworks, Lu Over the Wall and Venus Wars. There’s even time for Jonathan to give a preview of what attendees can expect from the Q&A session with Masao Maruyama in Edinburgh and to regale in tails from past festivals including experiences with guests, unexpected occurrences that have come up and more! A fun show as always! We’ll be back next week with the second part of our Scotland Loves Anime 2017 series of podcasts.

[Recorded on Sunday 23rd October 2016] Team Anime Limited is back with the annual Scotland Loves Anime special! As was the case last year, this podcast discusses the films that were in competition at Scotland Loves Anime. This year the Jeremy, Keith and Andrew are joined by the chairman of the jury, Jonathan Clements, along with three of the judges: Miles from Crunchyroll, Eric from GKIDS and Anna from National Amusements, to discuss the films that were in competition: “Your Name”, “Momotaro, Sacred Sailors”, “Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV” and “A Silent Voice” in as spoiler-free terms as possible. Though as an advance warning there may be some minor plot points discussed. For more details on the Scotland Loves Anime Film Festival visit LovesAnimation.com As always please note this podcast contains strong language and any views expressed by individuals in this podcast do not reflect those of Anime Limited.

Were back with one of our mixed bag episodes this week as we catch up with a slew of news and talk about some animation weve been watching Join Rachael Chris and Dan as they catch up with the news out of BFIs London Film Festival 010 and Scotland Loves Anime 025 We also discuss the latest news around Ethel and Ernest and My Life As A CourgetteZucchini In our second part Rach brings us some early thoughts on Kubo and The Two Strings 045 a full review will follow and then the team wonder why Kikis Delivery Service 057 is one of Miyazakis most overlooked works Then Dan brings us his thoughts on Sausage Party 115 Show notes at animationforadultscom

Welcome to our inaugural Scotland Loves Anime special episode of the Anime Limited Podcast. This is a very different podcast from what we normally bring you but one that's definitely worth listening to. Recorded during the Edinburgh leg of Scotland Loves Anime 2015, the first 70 minutes of this podcast focuses is very much on the four films that were in competition for the Judges award Scotland Loves Anime. These being Expelled From Paradise, Miss Hokusai, Empire Of Corpses and The Case of Hana & Alice. You'll get to hear Jonathan Clements joined by the four judges, Justin Sevakis (of Anime News Network and Media OCD), Claire Copping, Animation Director Gary Marshall and John Noel (writer of the ChaosTangent blog) discussing all four films in as spoiler-free ways as possible, so you can get detailed insight into how the judges came to decide their winning film for in that category. Following that, the second section of the show sees us put the focus on Justin Sevakis and his career in the anime industry to this point. We cover his experiences in the industry, the various companies he's worked for, titles he's worked on and how the industry has evolved over the years. There's some very, very insightful discussion and we're sure you'll enjoy it! As a heads up, when it comes discussion on titles that Justin has worked on, it does include the fact he worked on Hentai DVD releases in the USA. We didn't just want to gloss over this fact so we do into detail on some of what he had to work on. This section does has contain some graphic detail, as you can probably imagine, so we're making it known now that between 1:16:30-1:29:00 there is very Not Safe For Work/NSFW material discussed. We'll also make it known that this edition of the podcast is completely uncensored. After the fact we all made a collective decision to leave it as it was on this occasion. A very different podcast from us but is a very interesting one to listen to. For those wondering, all going well our next regular episode of the podcast will be available within the next few weeks.

Join Jeremy, Kat, Andrew, Kerry and Keith for bumper edition of the programme bringing you over 90 miinutes of discussion on a variety of subjects including MCM Scotland Comic Con this weekend, our release of Sword Art Online II: Part 1, Tokyo Ghoul, Scotland Loves Anime and what films in the lineup we're looking forward to seeing during the festival. But, there's more. The main portion of the programme was recorded on 18th September but in a first for the podcast (and the main reason why it's being released a few days later than we intended) is that we recorded an extra segment on 22nd September to elaborate on a few bits of information that came to light following our original recording. It's bumper edition of the show and it's available for your listening pleasure now.

[Recorded on 4th Sept. 2015] Join Team Anime Limited as they discuss upcoming releases including Tokyo Ghoul and Sword Art Online II, the upcoming Scotland Loves Anime film festival in Glasgow and Edinburgh and the team answer questions from Twitter & Facebook. A fun time as always and it's available to listen to now!

In this episode, Andrew talks about his experience at Scotland Loves Anime, and the movies he sees. You should all be disappointed and sad, because he doesn’t talk about Gyo Tokyo Fish Attack, the best movie shown at SLA. Right click, save as to download.

In this episode, Andrew talks about his experience at Scotland Loves Anime, and the movies he sees. You should all be disappointed and sad, because he doesn’t talk about Gyo Tokyo Fish Attack, the best movie shown at SLA. Right click, save as to download.