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My Neighbor Totoro from Hayao Miyazaki is perhaps the most iconic and beloved Studio Ghibli movie! Listen to hear us break down everything from this film in our latest installment of the Ghibli Rewatch podcast series, going through every Ghibli movie chronologically in honor of the films being available to stream for the first time!
Hosts this week: Dylan Hysen, Delaney Stovall, & Maddie Potter.
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Grave of the Fireflies from Isao Takahata has been called one of the greatest war movies of all time. Listen to hear us break down everything from this film in our latest installment of the Ghibli Rewatch podcast series, going through every Ghibli movie chronologically in honor of the films being available to stream for the first time!
Hosts this week: Dylan Hysen, Ally Martin, & Alex Bonilla.
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Castle in the Sky (aka Laputa: Castle in the Sky) is an epic adventure movie from Hayao Miyazaki. Listen to hear us break down everything from this film in our latest installment of the Ghibli Rewatch podcast series, going through every Ghibli movie chronologically in honor of the films being available to stream for the first time!
Hosts this week: Dylan Hysen, Michelle Anderer, & Maddie Potter.
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Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind is one of the most influential films of all time and Hayao Miyazaki’s finest works. Listen to hear us break down all of the themes and characters from this film in our latest installment of the Ghibli Rewatch podcast series, going through every Ghibli movie chronologically in honor of the films being available to stream for the first time!
Hosts this week: Dylan Hysen, Michelle Anderer, & Delaney Stovall.
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We kick off our Ghibli Rewatch podcast series, going through every Ghibli movie chronologically in honor of the films being available to stream for the first time, with Hayao Miyazaki’s directorial debut, The Castle of Cagliostro (1979).
Hosts this week: Dylan Hysen, Michelle Anderer, & Alex Bonilla.
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Dylan Hysen, Beatriz Mourad, & Alex Bonilla recap and review Makoto Shinkai’s latest film, “Weathering With You”. Spoilers start at 13 minutes into the podcast!
Happy New Year everyone! After years of moving forward with a similar format, we’re switching things up for the podcast.
The headline is: We’re going to stop doing episode recap podcasts, and we’re going to focus on more high-level discussions.
The immediate change you’ll see is no episode recap podcasts which will result in less podcasts. However, we’ll still be covering the same shows, the podcast will still generally be similar, we’ll just be structuring our discussions in different ways. We think this new structure will result in more interesting discussions, and we’ll be better equipped to cover shows with a wide variety of release formats.
Here are the types of podcasts you’ll see instead of episode recaps:
Some exceptions to no more episode recaps: First, we still could do one if there’s an episode we’re super excited to talk about! Also, Steven Universe Future may or may not continue with episode recaps until its completion (if not we’d have every-other-week podcasts when it comes back). We’ll finish out Volume 7 recaps for RWBY since it’s almost over. We may finish out the She-Ra S4 recaps we almost finished. And we can still do pods on a single movie, whether it’s recently released or not!
We’re excited to continue to talk about a lot of awesome animated shows and movies in a format we think will work better. As always reach out with any feedback you have on the podcast!
Beatriz Mourad, Michelle Anderer, and April Collins discuss episodes twenty-four and twenty five of Fruits Basket, “Let’s Go Home” and “Summer Will Be Coming Soon.”
Beatriz Mourad, Michelle Anderer, and Alex Bonilla discuss the twenty-third episode of Fruits Basket, “You Look Well…”
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Beatriz Mourad, Michelle Anderer, and April Collins discuss the twenty-second episode of Fruits Basket, “Because I Was Happy.”
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