I try not to make many episodes like this because I my primary goal for podcast episodes is to take a central theme or idea and spin off of that. This episode wasn't really made with an outlined idea or theme in mind. Well, that's not accurate. It started off as my initial intro into an actual episode. But then became a rant. That I realized would end up being an entire recording in and of itself. That I re-recorded 6x.

In episodes like this, where the topic is focused on my own insecurities, my own struggles, and my own negativity, I at least want to end up with a level of positivity, or if not that, at least....neutrality. And I think I reached something like that here, with at least some level of authenticity.

Next Episode will be more on brand. This episode was still on brand, just a little less so than usual

HEY HI HELLO. I missed the May podcast upload, but the June podcast was not skipped!!!!!!

Today's also a bit of a special one, I've got a guest/friend joining me today talking about something that has definitely had a big impact and experience on both of us, Kingdom Hearts.

Hopefully you enjoy the episode, it was definitely a ton of fun for both of us to just go back on memory lane and remember easily one of our favorite series.

Also check out his work over at https://www.youtube.com/@travilopolis

This episode is late. But this episode was also kind of cathartic to record in the wake of the new of Akira Toriyama's death. I just wanted to ramble a bit about Akira Toriyama and the impact and legacy he had, and tie it a bit into our lives as well.

It's also a bit of a shorter one, so hopefully you give it a listen and I'll see you on the next one :D

Is it podcast time? It's podcast time. Again.

I was just thinking about some of my favorite animes and just some memories of the animes that I used to watch.

It's been a month since I watched The Boy and the Heron, AND IT SHOWS. We just gonna talk a little bit about Studio Ghibli's latest movie and what it meant to me.

If you watched it I wonder if my thoughts are similar to yours. Hopefully you enjoy the episode =D

WOW GUYS!!!

We made it through 2023. I hope your 2023 was awesome and that your 2024 will be even better.

This episode gonna just reflect a bit on my 2023, and a little bit about the future plans for my content in 2024. Thanks as always if you listen <3

I will try to not soapbox too much and keep this to how my podcast episodes normally go. Also this episode is super late and I have been super flaky this year when it comes to podcast episodes but I hope you forgive everything pls. Enjoy the episode <3 and hope your 2023 was amazing.

Yes it's been 3 months since I uploaded a random angsty podcast episode LOL.

This is super late but I wanted to at least finally just get my throughts out and randomly ramble about Lonely Castle in the Mirror, because it ended up being a much better movie than I imagined it would be going into it.

I promise I will try to do better about uploading TT_TT

This episode is an exception not the rule. But because I allow myself to be more transparent in podcast form than I usually am even in real life, I hope you forgive the rambling I do in this episode as I just sort of "vent" some of the negativity I've allowed myself to be thinking. If that's not your cup of tea, skip this episode, no harm no foul, I totally understand and get it.

And to remind you that it's O K to vent out negativity. Some of us are bottlers and if we have no place to vent, it will manifest in far worse ways so allow yourself the space to acknowledge if something's not right. Love you all, see you around <3

HELLO FRIENDS!!!! Ghiblifest is in full swing this year and also a movie that I've been SUPER excited to watch for a while is finally having it's US premiere. So let's talk a little bit about Studio Ghibli, my thoughts on what I think captures my attention and what about Studio Ghibli works that just "gets to me", and also draw some parallels to an animator/director that's been dubbed by many as "The next Hayao Miyazaki" in Shinkai Makoto.