Revisiting the “manga” question, G4’s demise (or restructuring) in the US and the overall affect on anime on North American TV, and Rumiko Takahashi’s legacy as the Ranma manga ends its North American run. Highlighted by a long awaited return to the table this week…not Neil’s though.

Mike Nicolas, James Austin, Angela Jordan, Courtney St. John

Fine Arts and it’s relationship with Anime and Manga, the Artist Alley experience, Gedo Senki’s delayed release in North America, and the bigger picture in comparing the sales of the Naruto and Bleach mangas. First four person table of the season.

Mike Nicolas, James Austin, Dean Colak, Angela Jordan

This time around, YTV’s license to start The Anime Channel in Canada, Funimation and the C&D letters, and our thoughts on the new fall shows in Japan.

Mike Nicolas, James Austin, Dean Colak

In our first episode in six months, we talk about our summers anime wise, the relationship between publishers and the doujin scene in Japan, and Del Rey and their new mature line. Going three around the table to settle back in. Season Premier. Now available in both audio and Apple iPod enhanced versions.

Mike Nicolas, Neil Sinclair, James Austin

On this episode, Horn and Koike, and the increasing misdefining of the word “Manga”. Something to listen to while multitasking.

Mike Nicolas, Neil Sinclair, James Austin, Courtney St. John

Discussion on the comments made by Al Khan, Howl’s Moving Castle at the Oscars, CLAMP to visit North America in July, our favourite anime and manga couples. Download and listen to it as you go to sleep…

Mike Nicolas, Neil Sinclair, James Austin, Courtney St. John

We’ll talk about the Canadian National Police Services’ website definition of Anime and Hentai, recent anime and manga licenses, and live action works based on anime and manga on the debut episode.

Mike Nicolas, Neil Sinclair, James Austin