Question: What do Takashi Miike, Valley of Gwangi, and Ted Lasso have in common?

Answer: They all managed to be brought up in this week’s episode of YHS of Monster Island.

“The Tattooed Titan of Tokusatsu” Jacob Walsh and “The Mayor of Toku Toy Town” Jay Key somehow talk about a lot and about nothing at the same time as they navigate through topics ranging from their current feelings and anticipation for the three upcoming Monsterverse projects, recent releases from Super 7, X-Plus, and Passion Tank, SRS Cinema’s big announcement regarding Space Monster Wangmagwi, recent yokai film viewings, and Shin Ultraman. Oh yeah, and they have tons of toy pick-ups that include a 1966 Marusan Godzilla and the hard-to-find Marusan “Night Raid Sparkle” Gigan!

Join the conversation and enjoy!

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YHS on Monster Island is a proud member of the Yes Have Some Network.

The Yes Have Some Network (“YHS”) started in 2016 and has become a leader in the pop culture media space bringing fans together over films, television, toys, and fandom. Current shows include Yes Have Some Podcast, an authentic and hilarious take on all things pop culture including Ghostbusters, Marvel, Star Wars, Jurassic Park, and the horror genre. Toy Anxiety is a YouTube show focusing on the wild world of toy collecting and is a resource for toy news and opinions. YHS on Monster Island is a kaiju-centric podcast covering all things across the giant monster landscape. In addition to these three shows, YHS also operates Yes Have Some Group Therapy, an interactive and safe community on Facebook Groups for discussion, debates, and showing off cool stuff; YHS on Patreon, a pay-for-content platform that gives listeners/viewers access to a huge archive of bonus content and the ability to join YHS Zoom Hangs and film watch-a-longs; the Ghostbusters Containment Unit – a sister podcast focusing on the autograph side of collecting, specifically around the Ghostbusters franchise; and a host of review and commentary shows that align with current and popular television releases – past examples include Midnight Mando (The Mandalorian), The Boba Book Club (Book of Boba Fett), No More Heroes (The Falcon and The Winter Soldier), and The Bad Bitches (The Bad Batch).