Podcast appearances and mentions of tim eldred

The acclaimed Japanese anime series Star Blazers, or Space Battleship Yamato, celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, so today I welcomed my friend Tim Eldred to the show to talk about the series and its many spinoffs and reboots. Tim is a comic and animation artist who produced a Star Blazers comic book and is the premiere expert in and historian for the series. It's a welcome break from the existential dread of our politics. You can follow Tim's work at OurStarBlazers.com and The Art Vault. If you love animation and comics, chances are you're familiar with his incredible work. Meantime, make sure to support this podcast by subscribing at patreon.com/bobcescashow. Music by Paul Melançon.. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you are wanting to make a difference in this world, the ultimate goal is to become an indispensable leader.  Author, speaker, and host of "Square Peg, Round Hole" podcast, Tim Eldred, shares HOW to be an indispensable leader not only in our world but specifically as you lead your podcast listeners.   About Tim: In a world where people struggle to feel significant, noticed, and valued, I help audiences realize they matter—they are not broken—they are evolving. Every day is an opportunity to live in the present and grow from their current situation. Through my 30 years of experience, education, and expertise, I bring hope to lives through practical pathways and solutions that can be implemented right now to improve life, leadership, and relationships regardless of their circumstances. My message is centered on helping people live with authenticity in an artificial world in order to remove the pain that accompanies people's sense of aloneness. https://www.timothyeldred.com/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/square-peg-round-hole/id1601924883 https://open.spotify.com/show/0MkpyWLx8swVye9y3jjYNP?si=ef3756d1d111466a  

Show Notes This week begins our coverage of Char's Counterattack with... a bunch of things that happened before Char's Counterattack. We recap and discuss the first two SD shorts, - both of which were shown in theaters before the Char's Counterattack movie: “Fierce Fighting - Will Gundam Stand Up!?” (激闘編 - ガンダム大地に立てるか!?) and “Holiday - The Menace of the Zeon Hotel? Destruction orders for the Gundam Pension!” (休日編 - ジオン・ホテルの脅威？ガンダム・ペンション破壊命令!!). In addition to our first thoughts and impressions, we try to identify and explain references, puns, and other gags that might be missed by an audience that doesn't speak Japanese. Thom researches the origins of the SD or "Super Deformed" aesthetic in anime and anime merchandise, and I give a whirlwind review of world events from the end of Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ to the premier of Char's Counterattack - February 22nd, 1986 until March 12th, 1988. Contemporary Events Wikipedia timelines for 1986 and 1987. More detailed information about the Khian Sea waste-disposal incident, and the Goiânia accident. About "Our Common Future" (aka the Brundtland Report), and estimated world-population milestones. The (financial markets) Big Bang, a timeline of Japan's asset price bubble, Black Monday 1987, and the Economist's "Big Mac Index." A March 2020 article about the use of the "circuit breaker" during the financial shocks caused by Covid-19 lockdowns and related uncertainty. The Kurdish genocide (aka the Anfal campaign), the 1987 "Mecca incident," the Sumgait pogrom, and the first Intifada. Explanation of the Leiyu massacre. More detailed timeline and explanation of the June Struggle. All about the Iran-Contra scandal. Wikipedia pages about Klaus Barbie (the "Butcher of Lyon") and the warcrimes allegations against Kurt Waldheim. In Cold War notes, the history and content of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, the drafting and belated fame of Reagan's "Tear down this wall" speech, and Perestroika. How the Seville Statement on Violence came to be, the contents, and critiques. Diego Maradona and the 1986 FIFA World Cup. The slang phrase "going Postal" and its origins in US Postal Service workplace shootings. The 1980s in Japan specifically. Tokyo Weekender article about the 1980s news stories that garnered the most public attention in Japan. SD Gundam's Origins A basic explainer of SD Gundam from Bandai itself: Part 1 and Part 2. Anime News Network Encyclopedia Entry for Choro-Q Dougram. Settei (setting documents) showing character heights (and head sizes) in First Gundam. Japanese-language interview with Kouji Yokoi (横井孝二), an early innovator of SD art often cited as the creator of SD Gundam. Archived version of a different interview with Yokoi. Japanese Wikipedia page for Kouji Yokoi (横井孝二). Japanese Wikipedia page for SD Gundam. This page from Space Battleship Yamato fan Tim Eldred features some photos taken from old issues of _Model Information, giving a sense for the kinds of photos included alongside SD fan art._ This blog has scans of other pages (including fan art and model photos) from _Model Information. _A drawing of Aura Battler Dunbine (written Ohlah Battler Dunbine) by Yokoi is included in one shot. Image showing some of the RoboChanMan toys. Early SD designs by Yokoi. SD-styled horror monsters, made in 1986 by Bandai. A Yokoi Zaku that appeared on instruction manuals for RoboChanMan. Detailed and image-rich Japanese-language blog post about the origins of SD Gundam. Gags & References in the First Two SD Gundam Shorts The History of Gunpla from gunpla101.com. About tanning-as-beauty-trend in Japan, by Japanese cosmetics and skincare company, Kanebo. An article on the history of light therapy from 1900-1950. Doesn't address Japan directly, and obviously doesn't cover the 1980s, but includes pictures of the kind of sunlamp that appears in the first SD Gundam short. From TV Tropes - the 'lots of luggage' and 'human pack-mule' tropes. A tweet from professor of early modern and modern Japanese religions, Takashi Miura, featuring art inspired by traditional depictions of the warrior-monk Benkei. If you click through the images, he also posted some of the original art of Benkei (Saitō Musashibō Benkei / 西塔武蔵坊弁慶), and explains that the tools arrayed behind him represent the "low-wage laborers whom he protects." Jisho.org page for the word あげる (ageru), listing multiple meanings and their different kanji. There is also a jisho.org page for the colloquial expression 揚げ足 (age-ashi) that the first SD short makes a visual pun on (literally - fried leg). This dictionary was a big help as well: Chie, Yamane. “あげあしをとる.” 研究社　日本語口語表現辞典　Kenkyusha Nihongo Kogo Hyogen Jiten, 2nd ed., Kenkyusha, Tokyo, 2020, p. 11. A bit about Japanese tea ceremony. Wikipedia pages on the games Go and Reversi. The Reversi page has a section on the Othello version/ruleset. About the common ostrich. A source discussing the changing methods of measuring the speed of a baseball and the introduction of radar guns in the 1970s and 80s, and a post from a baseball performance-training company about ball exit-speed. Wikipedia's list of baseball video games. Jisho.org search for the word のり (nori). Wondering about the samurai with one arm out of his kimono sleeve is apparently pretty common. Here are two responses, one on Quora and one on Reddit's "Ask Historians" subreddit. It is also covered very briefly in this article from TimeOut Tokyo about kimono. Music The music in the SD recap sections is "Hyson" by Olivia and "Dawn" by Mr. Smith. Mobile Suit Breakdown is written, recorded, and produced within Lenapehoking, the ancestral and unceded homeland of the Lenape, or Delaware, people. Before European settlers forced them to move west, the Lenape lived in New York City, New Jersey, and portions of New York State, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Connecticut. Lenapehoking is still the homeland of the Lenape diaspora, which includes communities living in Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and Ontario. You can learn more about Lenapehoking, the Lenape people, and ongoing efforts to honor the relationship between the land and indigenous peoples by visiting the websites of the Delaware Tribe and the Manhattan-based Lenape Center. Listeners in the Americas and Oceania can learn more about the indigenous people of your area at https://native-land.ca/. We would like to thank The Lenape Center for guiding us in creating this living land acknowledgment. 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Tell us your story! On today's episode, Yinka chats with Tim Eldred about some key moments in his faith journey.

The Journey to Iscandar continues in the Barroom as Tim Eldred (Spider-Man, Avengers Assemble) and Robert Meyer Burnett (host, The Burnettwork) join Steven and Ashley to explore what came after the historic original SPACE BATTLESHIP YAMATO concludes its three season run. From sequel animated films to live action features, StarBlazers has lived on - including the recent remake series StarBlazers 2199 and 2202. Grab your favorite beverage, pull up your favorite stool and have a listen! Join us at the CARTOON BARROOM every SATURDAY MORNING wherever you listen to podcasts and you can watch our video podcasts on the free ELECTRIC NOW channel including CARTOON BARROOM, THE 4:30 MOVIE, INGLORIOUS TREKSPERTS, TREKSPERTS BRIEFING ROOM and more! Download from your favorite App Store today or watch on Stirr, Distro TV or Roku anytime. The CARTOON BARROOM is from the Electric Surge Network and the producers of THE 4:30 MOVIE podcast. #animation #cartoons #art #DOTA #DragonsBlood #TheCloneWars #Rebels #film #TV #RIck&Morty #SolarOpposites And don't miss Ashley's new anime series DOTA: DRAGON'S BLOOD, now streaming on Netflix!!!!

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We're going way, way, way back to live in the present by talking about something set in the future: Space Battleship Yamato 2199. Leading us on this journey of appreciation and learning regarding all things Star Blazers are experts Tim Eldred and Dave Merrill. Strap in for a ton of knowledge and quite possibly the fastest “Actually...” ever recorded on this episode about a reboot of a classic show, where it came from, how it's changed, and why it's worth watching. And when you're done listening to all of us gab, take a gander over at CosmoDNA (ourstarblazers.com) for an endless and constantly updated gravity well of Yamato articles, interviews, and more.

We're going way, way, way back to live in the present by talking about something set in the future: Space Battleship Yamato 2199. Leading us on this journey of appreciation and learning regarding all things Star Blazers are experts Tim Eldred and Dave Merrill. Strap in for a ton of knowledge and quite possibly the fastest “Actually...” ever recorded on this episode about a reboot of a classic show, where it came from, how it's changed, and why it's worth watching. And when you're done listening to all of us gab, take a gander over at CosmoDNA (ourstarblazers.com) for an endless and constantly updated gravity well of Yamato articles, interviews, and more.

We’re going way, way, way back to live in the present by talking about something set in the future: Space Battleship Yamato 2199. Leading us on this journey of appreciation and learning regarding all things Star Blazers are experts Tim Eldred and Dave Merrill. Strap in for a ton of knowledge and quite possibly the fastest “Actually...” ever recorded on this episode about a reboot of a classic show, where it came from, how it’s changed, and why it’s worth watching. And when you’re done listening to all of us gab, take a gander over at CosmoDNA (ourstarblazers.com) for an endless and constantly updated gravity well of Yamato articles, interviews, and more.

We’re going way, way, way back to live in the present by talking about something set in the future: Space Battleship Yamato 2199. Leading us on this journey of appreciation and learning regarding all things Star Blazers are experts Tim Eldred and Dave Merrill. Strap in for a ton of knowledge and quite possibly the fastest “Actually...” ever recorded on this episode about a reboot of a classic show, where it came from, how it’s changed, and why it’s worth watching. And when you’re done listening to all of us gab, take a gander over at CosmoDNA (ourstarblazers.com) for an endless and constantly updated gravity well of Yamato articles, interviews, and more.

The Barroom sets off for Iscandar with special guests story artist TIME ELDRED (Spider-Man, Avengers Assemble) and ROBERT MEYER BURNETT. This week, Steven and Ashley begin a deep dive into one of the most beloved science fiction anime’s of all time… STARBLAZERS (aka SPACE BATTLESHIP YAMATO). StarBlazers expert Tim surprises and delights your hosts with little known stories of the show’s development, production and how it made its way to the United States in 1979. Tim also talks about his StarBlazers feature documentary, SPACE BATTLESHIP YAMATO: THE MAKING OF ANIME LEGEND. So pull up a stool, pour yourself a frosty one and get ready to take off to Outer Space. But hurry! There are only 365 days left! Join us at the CARTOON BARROOM every SATURDAY MORNING wherever you listen to podcasts and you can watch our video podcasts on the free ELECTRIC NOW channel including CARTOON BARROOM, THE 4:30 MOVIE, INGLORIOUS TREKSPERTS, TREKSPERTS BRIEFING ROOM and more! Download from your favorite App Store today or watch on Stirr, Distro TV or Roku anytime. The CARTOON BARROOM is from the Electric Surge Network and the producers of THE 4:30 MOVIE podcast. #animation #cartoons #art #DOTA #DragonsBlood #TheCloneWars #Rebels #film #TV #RIck&Morty #SolarOpposites And don't miss Ashley's new anime series DOTA: DRAGON'S BLOOD, now streaming on Netflix!!!!

The first installment of our special interview series revolving around the newly released essay collection on Leji Matsumoto, co-edited by past guest Helen McCarthy. In this episode, Sully sits down with animation and comic book artist Tim Eldred and anime and cosplay scholar Ed Hoff to discuss their contributions to the book, the lasting influence of Matsumoto’s work on anime and manga fandom, and where they see Matsumoto’s legacy in the future.  Purchase Leiji Matsumoto: Essays on the Manga and Anime Legend from McFarland Books You can find Tim Eldred on Twitter @TimJEldred CosmoDNA - The Star Blazers/Space Battleship Yamato Fandom Archive Tim’s personal website You can find Ed Hoff on his website below Ed’s website World Cosplay Summit Matt Alt’s book Pure Invention (mentioned during the discussion)  Thanks for listening, and please Rate, Review, and Subscribe! Show notes are available on our website: www.thirdimpactanime.com More helpful links: https://linktr.ee/thirdimpactanime Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/TI_Anime Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | YouTube | Stitcher | Podbean Support on Ko-Fi | Patreon

[Explicit Language] It's an emotional show today as we remember Chez; Plus, Jim Ward's battle with COVID, and a sudden loss for Jody; And there's an uplifting story of generosity and gratitude, too; Matt Gaetz's giant head; Trump's forthcoming CPAC speech; Biden's COVID relief bill and the minimum wage; Rand Paul doesn't understand trans reassignment surgery; Louis DeJoy needs to be fired yesterday; With Jody Hamilton and TRex David Ferguson; Music by Bob Malone and Vision Video; Special thanks to Tim Eldred; and more!

We're joined by special guests Tom Bateman, Leonardo Flores and, later on, Tim Eldred as Adrian recounts the experience of coordinating the first US convention appearance of legendary character designer/animator/illustrator Tomonori Kogawa at Anime Los Angeles 2020! But first, there actually IS some Macross news to go over, since it looks as though Walkure is back and won't give up! (Thanks to Adrian for the photos from Anime Los Angeles!) Walkure is back for a new tour - but will it go ahead as scheduled? Episode 136 Timestamps! 00:01:31: News! -"The Future Is For Everyone" livestream. -Walkure Won't Give Up Live Tour 2020 announced. -Long-time fan artist Kazuto Tachibana (Romancer) passes. 00:22:27: Oshare Macross Garden Boys 2 Popup Shop. 00:35:08: Piece of Peace Exhibit. 00:37:37: Totsugeki Love Heart goes viral?!? 00:47:55: Tomonori Kogawa at Anime Los Angeles 2020 (Adrian/Tom/Leo) 02:48:15: Tomonori Kogawa at Anime Los Angeles 2020 (Tim Eldred) Kogawa-san sketching in his patented action pose for Tom. Tim's panel with Kogawa-san, complete with free shoulder rubs. The girls of Walkure live-streamed their latest music video and tour announcement. Long-time fan artist Kazuto Tachibana will be missed. He leaves behind many years of artistic contributions to the community. The following gallery includes Tim Eldred's slides from his panel with Kogawa-san. Thanks for sharing these, Tim!

It's our big 50th episode, and have we got a show for you! This one is a Giant-Sized fun-filled tribute to one of our favorite heroes, the amazing, spectacular Spider-Man! The web-slinger has been around now for over six decades and is one of the most popular characters on the planet. Why does everyone (except J. Jonah Jameson) love Spider-Man? The Planet 8 crew, plus a couple of special guests, will explore Spider-Man through comics, TV, and film incarnations, celebrating what makes him so special compared to all the other costumed crusaders.If you want to hear about Spidey's origins, our favorite artists, Spidey's rogues gallery, the Spider-buggy, Japanese Spider-Man, and so much more, you're in the right place!Amazing animator Tim Eldred!Did I mention special guests? That's right, we have two for this 50th episode spectacular! Looking at Spidey in the world of animation, artist/animator/director Tim Eldred, who has worked on five different Spider-Man animated shows, shares his thoughts and experiences. Tim's segment begins at 51:24  minutes into the episode. You can check out Tim's multimedia science fiction graphic novel Pitsberg at  Pitsberg.com, and also take a look at Greasemonkeybook.com.The spectacular spider-writer, Gerry Conway!Taking the place of our usual Sensor Sweep, we have a special treat: comics legend Gerry Conway! Gerry has written tons of comics, both at Marvel and DC, including Fantastic Four, Thor, Justice League, Batman, and created characters like the Punisher, Firestorm, Steel, Vixen, and many others. But he may be best known as the man who killed Spider-Man's girlfriend, Gwen Stacy! Gerry had a renowned run of Amazing Spider-Man, taking over the scripting reins from Stan Lee. It was a real thrill to have a conversation with Gerry about comics and Spider-Man in particular. The conversation begins at 2 hours and 10 minutes into the show (we saved the best for last).Finally, thanks to all of you who have listened to and supported this happy little show for the last two years! We are having a blast putting it together twice a month, and hope to continue it for a long time. It wouldn't be nearly so much fun without hearing from you. Your comments here, and on Twitter and Facebook, have really taken this from three friends just goofing off to a whole community of like-minded friends. It's been especially important to us during these current difficult days. We hope all of you are doing well, and that our show can take your mind off things and entertain you, however briefly.That's it, this big ol' beast is done! As always, we want to hear from you! Leave your comments here on the blog, or send them swinging our way at our other hangouts:Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8PodcastThanks for listening!

Terrace Crawford talks to Tim Eldred, founder of YouEquip.com & CEO of Endeavor, about the #1 barrier youth workers face in reaching today's teenagers! PLUS+ we're putting a FREE Event Kit in your Hands and more! Don't miss this important episode ... and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes! Thanks to our sponsors: MinistryDownloads.com, Group Mission Trips, MinistryGear.com, Lifetree Adventures, World Vision, and Dare 2 Share!

Timothy Eldred grew up with the problem of alone and has recognized the challenge it poses to modern day life and leadership. We talk about the highest value of friendship and it's transformational power. Now as an author, speaker, and consultant with a reputation for ruffling feathers and challenging the status quo. His book Alone Sucks addresses the problem and the antidote - an epidemic of empathy. Order the book at alonesucks.com, follow him on social media @timothyeldred or learn more at timothyeldred.com.

Have you experienced the thought or feeling of exhaustion because you are pursuing everyone in your life or ministry and you are not being pursued? We get that feeling too. In this episode we talk with Tim Eldred, a longtime youth leader, to share with us what he has done to overcome this feeling when it sets in for him. ------ SPECIAL OFFER! Tim has generously given us a discount code to share with you! April 1 - April 30 ONLY Use code "NNYM25" for 25% OFF your order timothyeldred.com and youequip.com ------ Did this conversation resonate with you? We want to hear from you! Write us at freerefillspodcast@nnym.org Help us grow the community! Subscribe, share, and leave a review. For more information about the National Network of Youth Ministries (NNYM) or to find a community of leaders in your area: www.nnym.org

http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/MSP_EP124.mp3 As Yamato 2202 reaches the conclusion of its 2-year journey in Japanese cinemas, superfan Tim Eldred joins us to break down what happens and discuss the future of the franchise. For all the latest news and updates on Yamato past, present and future, be sure to check out Tim's work over at Our Starblazers.

http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/MSP_EP118.mp3 Chapter 6 of Yamato 2202 has hit Japanese cinemas and special guest Tim Eldred from Cosmo DNA joins the cast with all the latest Yamato news and to help us better understand this penultimate entry in the series. So join us as we discuss the Ginga, the fate of Kato, and the ominous G-Plan...

http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/MSP_EP109.mp3 Chapter 5 of Yamato 2202 (episodes 15-18) is out and Tim Eldred joins us to catch up on the latest news, merchandise and controversy, before walking through every element in detail and help us put the dots together. Does Chapter 5 deliver on promises that previous episodes hinted at? Join us to find out! Despite the controversy that the unveiling of the "Galaxy" has caused among some sectors of the fan community, it actually isn't a new design at all. Dessler, please don't shoot at the incorporeal intergalactic entity. Episode 109 Timestamps 00:00:00: Yamato NEWS! Recent happenings & products. 00:29:50: Yamato 2202 Ch.5 Purgatory - Theatrical screenings, breakdown & analysis. 02:01:35: Overview & final thoughts. Don't forget to follow all the latest Yamato news over at Tim's website, COSMO DNA. Our first glimpses of Saki Todo have seen her do nothing but grimace, but the mobile game has already presented her lighter side.

http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/MSP_EP99mp3.mp3 With Chapter 4 now in cinemas, Yamato 2202 is already half-way through! What happens in the latest chapter? Are there any more dreaded blue tunnels of love? Tim Eldred from CosmoDNA joins us again to dissect the most recent four episodes of the ongoing saga. Plus, the most recent Yamato manga and video game news! Yamato 2202 - Hero's Record (iOS/Android) EPISODE 99 TIMESTAMPS 00:01:35: Recent Yamato happenings 00:10:00: Yamato 2202 Hero’s Record (iOS/Android) 00:21:14: Recent manga news 00:23:57: Yamato 2202 Ch.4: Destiny plot breakdown 01:52:05: Closing thoughts

http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/MSP_EP88.mp3 Chapter 2 of Yamato 2202 recently completed its theatrical run here in Japan, which means it's time for another Yamato 2202 cast! Tim Eldred from ourstarblazers.com sneaks aboard the cast just before we flood the dock for take off to discuss the four episodes that comprise Chapter 2. SPOILER WARNING - this entire podcast is pretty much a giant spoilercast for Chapter 2 of Yamato 2202. EP.88 – Timestamps 00:00:00: Recent Yamato happenings. 00:14:05: Yamato 2202 Chapter 2 discussion.

We went in-depth with Tim Eldred of Endeavor Ministries (along with Kathy Branzell and Love2020) for a conversation about equipping and training the youth in ministry.  It was an hour of paradigm-shifting ideas – but one that could truly bring great change to how we look at the youth in our ministry. The post Youth Ministry vs Youth IN Ministry appeared first on iWork4Him Podcast.

Tim Eldred, president of Endeavor Ministries, revitalized the oldest youth ministry in America. He advocates returning to the biblical model of teaching young people as Jesus trained His disciples.

http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/MSP_EP76.mp3 We're off to outer space... again?!? Tim Eldred from ourstarblazers.com is in Tokyo for the premiere of Chapter 1 of Yamato 2202 and joins the SpeakerPODcast Crew to discuss the first two episodes of the series. SPOILERS WARNING: Since we explain the entire plot for Chapter 1, this podcast includes spoilers. ...Lots and lots of spoilers. Timestamps & photo gallery after the jump. EP.76 - Timestamps 00:03:13: Yamato Party & Yamaket events 00:08:00: Tim's doujinshi collection 00:12:05: Original 1974 Yamato novelization. 00:18:28: The success of Yamato 2199 00:29:10: What's in a logo? 00:31:44: The English subtitle conundrum. 00:47:00: Yamato 2202 special preview screening. 00:51:56: Plot and impressions of Yamato 2202, Chapter 1. SPOILER WARNING!    

Tim Eldred and Rob Lantz join us for a merry romp through the muddled Sunrise mecha series that is Gasaraki, a show that puts a real hurting on the real robot subgenre.

It's the return of the roundtable! Tom and Svein sit down with three new guests - Cara Cuiule, Jason Allen and Tim Eldred - to talk about the band's landmark Buffalo Skinners album. This will lead up to a series of deep dive episodes from Tom and Svein. We talk about the musical climate of the time, what we were hoping for from the album, memories of first listening experiences, the tour and much more. Settle in for a marathon of Big Country babbling!

In this episode, Tim Eldred and I review Space Battleship Yamato (2010) -- quite possibly the Greatest Movie EVER?

After a many-year hiatus we've got Tim Eldred back to talk about Space Battleship Yamato 2199. Sorry for lack of description, but we've got an Otakon flight to catch. Visit www.animeworldorder.com for full show notes and supplemental links.

Show Notes:Well, this is kind of embarrassing. It's been two years since our last episode, but we're back and better than ever! In this episode, we talk about the future of FMP and drop some very tantalizing hints about where we're going from here. Hint: Pay attention to the music.... MWA HA HA... Things I mentioned in this episode include... Our Bubblegum Crisis fan audio drama! (http://forwardmomentuproductions/bgc)Tim Eldred's new Star Blazers / Yamato website! (http://www.ourstarblazers.com) ...and the big Yamato 2199 tangent! (http://yamato2199.net/) GO CHECK THEM OUT! ^________________^ What do you think of the new Forward March Opening? It's a work in progress, so feel free to give us the awful truth at: Email: forwardmomentumproductions@gmail.comVoicemail: (585) 54-AUDIO See you next time....which had bette rnot be in 2015! *Glares at certain time travelers*- Dev -Dev

At the Happy Nyan Year Festival in Yokohama http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/MSP_Ep03.mp3 Direct Download HERE (right click, save as) It's been a few months since we last checked in, but Macross waits for no-one! In this episode, we discuss the HAPPY NYAN YEAR FESTIVAL in Yokohama, Chie Kajiura's inaugural MYLENE NIGHT, and special guest TIM ELDRED drops by to discuss his history with Macross and comics. So sit back, pump the volume up, and remember, as Save says, ‘Who cares? Aya Endo!’ Mylene Night #01 (photo property of Chie Kajiura) Macross-themed cocktails. HappyNyan Year Fes. Captain on the bridge!

“Ambush At Jupiter!” Credits and NotesEpisode Four is probably my favorite in the first season. It's got it all, introspection, human drama, a flashback and of course, the WAVE MOTION GUN!We had a small fighter battle in Episode One, a minor space battle in Episode Two, but this is the first beat-down drag-out fight of the series.  Battles are fun to write, to mix and (let's face it) this is a WAR story so they're kind of inevitable. If this story had no battles, it'd be Star Trek. (rimshot)One of the hardest things about producing this series, has been finding clean, iconic sound effects. You can't just simply record the build up to firing the WMG at the floating continent in the anime and use it here, you have to clean off the dialog. That's a long and laborious process let me tell you.  The Wave Gun sequence took me the better part of a week to clean up... and then after I was done, I found a collection of Yamato sound effects on Youtube that was clean as a whistle. Head, meet desk.This Episode is dedicated to Mr. Tim Eldred. Tim is the creator of the “Star Blazers Rebirth” and “Bolar Wars: Extended” webcomics as well as the artist on the short-lived Star Blazers comic/magazine from the 90's. His work has served as inspiration for this series, and rekindled my love of Leiji Matsumoto's work in manga and anime. -DevCREWSea of Stars is written, produced and directed by Devin Cox, of Forward Momentum Productions.CAST (in order of appearance)Narrator: Mark “The ENCaffinated ONE” KilfoilJordan “Jordy” Venture: Dave FrizzellPops McClendon: Devlin JamesCaptain Derek Wildstar: Joe HarrisonMei Gideon: Silas CarderJoachin Reyes: Nathan ButlerSam Vandom: Philippa BallantineHans Schneider: Zach McCueMac Stevens: Emry KinneyMichael Vega: Sean HillNeville Drake: Scott BreakallColonel Nasca: Andre de AlmeidaMost Holy Xavier: Nathan ButlerColin O'Donnell: Jim PerryPhilippe de LaRoche: Allan SmitheeMUSIC:All music in the series is drawn from several commercially released CDs of music from the original animated series “Uchuu Senkan Yamato.” Many of the CDS have long since gone out of print, though some may still be importable through Amazon.com.  SOUND EFFECTS:All the sound effects for Sea of Stars come from one of three sources: The original series DVDs available through Voyager Entertainment at Starblazers.com, The “Sound Fantasia Yamato” CDs which are now out of print, and The Freesound Project, at freesound.org.((DISCLAIMER:  Sea of Stars is a non-profit fan production, produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All rights to “Star Blazers”, “Uchuu Senkan Yamato” or any other copyrighted materials herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, are reserved to their ORIGINAL CREATORS. No infringing claims are intended))PROMOS (No audio promos this week to save memory, but here's the list so far)  The Adventures of Indiana Jimhttp://podcast.indianajim.net/The Weird Showhttp://theweirdshow.com/Star Wars Fanworkshttp://www.starwarsfanworks.com/The Anomally Podcasthttp://www.anomalypodcast.com/Star Trek: Outpost - Episode 12 – Slips, Strips, Bars and Brickshttp://www.giantgnome.com See you at Episode Five!-Dev

This one's for all the Gerald acolytes out there, as he conducts an interview with Michiko Ito, professor of Japanese Studies at the University of Kansas. Tim Eldred, whom we interviewed in Show 14, is also present. Listen on, would-be otaku, and discover exactly what inanimate objects YOU should be praying to in order to guarantee that you see that next episode of Gundam! Visit www.animeworldorder.com for full show notes and supplemental links.

This week we depart from the standard show format to conduct an interview with Tim Eldred, who's been an anime fan for about as long as we've been alive. Tim is a huge fan of Space Battleship Yamato (aka Star Blazers) as well as Armored Trooper VOTOMS and Fist of the North Star. In addition, he has written comicbooks and does work in Western animated works such as Teen Titans, MTV's Spider-Man, and much more. Visit http://www.animeworldorder.com for full show notes and supplemental links.