Animezing Podcast

Directing Anime with Chris Ayres and Monica Rial, an Ai-Kon 2010 panel.

The Dragon Ball Panel with Chris Ayres, an Ai-Kon 2010 panel.

The Convention Safety Panel with Greg Ayres, an Ai-Kon 2010 panel.

Self-indulgent stories, going way off-topic, and an incredibly long episode? Must be Ai-Kon recap time. Join Kellen, Randy, Steph, and James as they talk everything from game shows to raves and panels to AMVs.

After three years, Kellen, Randy, and Steph finally finish the Sailor Moon retrospective Was My Childhood a Lie? with their review of the final season: Sailor Stars. Steph and Kellen each put in candidates for Rant of the Year, and the trio discusses why the series has never officially seen the light of day in North America.

Randy and Steph recently attended Anime North in Toronto, and after several years of making the trip, both say that this will be their last time. Why is this? Get to clicking to find out.

An anime music video can give a good indication of what a series is about, and whether you would enjoy it. However, there are always exceptions to the rule, as Kellen explains with a brief review of 5 Centimeters Per Second.

On this episode of Animezing Podcast, Kellen takes a look back at Anime Central 2010. Kellen goes over everything from the con, including dances, panels, Anime Hell, autographs, missteps, Nabeshin, and tentacle rape.

Because you demanded it, Kellen reviews Death Note: The Last Name.

Trying to keep himself calm and mellow for the upcoming Anime Week, Kellen reviews Hayao Miyazaki's latest work, Ponyo. RIP Carl Macek.

Kellen has more updates surrounding the upcoming 50th episode, and what conventions the AP crew will be visiting in the upcoming months. To top it all off, he sits down with James to review Claymore.

A lot of work goes behind any anime convention. As part of his radio journalism class Kellen produced a documentary showing some of the inner workings of Ai-Kon, and today he's sharing it with the world. Also, a major announcement is made about episode 50.

Pokemonth wraps up with Kellen, Randy, and Steph looking back at Pokemon: The First Movie. Discussed are the movie's totally 90s soundtrack, the short film Pikachu's Vacation, and quite possibly the worst dub joke in the history of Pokemon. You know the one.

Kellen, Randy, and Steph were feeling nostalgic, and so Pokemonth was born! To kick things off, the trio takes a look back at the Indigo League era of Pokemon.

Kellen and James take a look at the 1995 classic Ghost in the Shell. Does the movie still hold up after 15 years? RIP Daisuke Gori. Heihachi will never be the same without you.

Afro Samurai, Naruto, Azumanga Daioh, Gantz, Bleach, Witch Hunter Robin, and Gurren Lagann. These are just some of the great anime that failed to garner a vote on the ballots of Animezing Podcast's Top 11 Anime of the Decade. Find out what did get votes, and what the gang voted as the best of the decade.

In this episode of Animezing Podcast, Kellen sits down to talk with one of the most widely acclaimed voice actors in North America, Kyle Hebert. Everything is discussed from his days on Dragon Ball Z to zombie apocalypses. Also, Randy and Steph join Kellen to get into the holiday spirit by reviewing Sailor Moon S: Hearts on Ice and Sailor Moon SuperS: Black Dream Hole.

It's been nearly two and a half years, but Kellen, Randy, and Steph are back to deliver the second part of Was My Childhood a Lie?, a Sailor Moon retrospective.

Over the years Kellen has had his share of outbursts about anime, but today he gives a second chance to the victim of one of his most scathing rants: Peach Girl.

Kellen goes solo this time around to give a quick and frank review of the Read or Die OVA.