Skip to 32:00 for Passover food talk

Skip to 51:56 for KonoSuba anime talk

No, the JJB Pod gang does not take nearly two hours to discuss the first three episodes of anime KonoSuba this week. We do go over KonoSuba(rashii Sekai ni Shukufuku Wo), but not before ~20 minutes of talk about the Jewish holiday of Passover. 

We also talk about the definition of "isekai," how wasabi is horseradish, Cruel Intentions, and MMORPGs.

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Despite the approach of Spring, things get colder on the JJB Pod this week, as we watch and discuss A Place Further Than the Universe (Eps. 1-3, selected by a Patreon supporter.) We also talk about shows on The CW, ditching school, checking accounts, Final Fantasy X, and Lil Yachty.

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Content Warning for: suicide/child sexual abuse

There's some heavy subject matter in this week's anime, but we enjoyed watching and discussing Wonder Egg Priority (Episodes 1-4) anyway. It's currently available on the Funimation app. We also talk about James Iha, stealing pens, The Bystander Effect, overplayed pop songs, Wonderballs, and idol handshake events.

Finding hope is possible - National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255

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This week, we cover Patreon pick and diamond-in-the-rough anime, Sirius the Jaeger. We also talk about how many shows we're watching, Wawa, where Japan's capital is, shipping, and wearing straps.  

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[Skip to 31:37 for Bunny Girl anime talk]

We Finally Watch and Discuss The Long-Titled Anime, Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai!? We also talk about our grade school teachers, the longest anime titles of all time, sponsoring runners, book subtitles, maneki neko, Fox Capture Plan, and where The Matrix was filmed.

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[Warning: Graphic violence is discussed and described in this episode]

[To jump straight to the anime talk, go to 24:30.]

Things get real grisly on the JJB Pod this week as we watch the gore-soaked Clamp anime Blood-C. For some reason, we watched episodes 1, 2, and 12. We also talk about Scary Monsters and Super Creeps, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Escape from L.A., pollyannas, and NBA Jam.

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[Reuploaded with fixed audio]

This week, the JoJo pod gang covers an oft-requested show, Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid (or at least, the first three episodes). We also talk about female honorifics, Puc-Man, edgelords, Lolita, blacking out from drinking, and NTR. 

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We finish up the NHK drama version of Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe this week, with the episode, "DNA." We go over the differences from the manga, and sum up our thoughts on the TV drama miniseries overall with some help with our dear old friend and Rohan stan, Chicas. We also talk about bands wearing their own t-shirts, Wishbone, Hancock, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and John C. Reilly.

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[Madoka talk starts at 27:10]

This week, we grant your wish and cover three episodes of the 2011 smash success, Madoka Magica. We also talk about what it means to be a "handy person," Wilson Pickett, good witches vs. bad witches, laser guns, and putting on a full face.

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Breaking new ground on the show this week! We, the JJBPod gang, talk about the TV drama version of Kushagara, a short story in the Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan universe. We also talk about the best pests, if Albert Einstein peed himself, Love Actually, the difference between cafe au lait and a latte, and we play a game of "Name that Short Story Collection."

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