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On this episode of the Nigorimasen Podcast (aka the N-Pod – no? maybe not, then), I talked with lelangir about how he came to begin blogging less than a year ago, his interest in music, theory posting, and knowledge production.

 

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Music:
Opening: “A-LOAN” composed by Hiroyuki Sawano (Zombie-Loan OST)
Ending: “Cinema” performed by Picasso (Maison Ikkoku 2nd ending) [link]

Show Notes:
lelangir’s first blog post (April 28, 2008)
thoughts on the blogging tradition part 1 (read all 5 parts here)
I think either this or this was what I was referring to regarding semiotics
lelangir’s “Call of Arms” re: music posts
wildarmsheero’s post which I quote from
His post about Clannad and the psychology of time
the Penny Arcade! strip lelangir referred to (has some language)
IKnight’s review of Mechademia Vol 1

anitations | lelangir’s anime music blog | lelangir on Twitter

The Toy Fusion table at SacAnime

As I mentioned in a SacAnime post in January, I recorded a few interviews and a couple panels using a recently purchased portable recorder. I finally got my act together and combined them into one long podcast episode. Don’t worry, time markers are in the show notes below.

UPDATE 3/7 6AM PST: The first upload of this episode included panels being cut off near the end due to screw-ups when I converted the original WMA recordings into an editable format. A fixed, more full-featured version has since been uploaded.

 

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Show Notes
(0:00 – 0:45) “Koi no Jumon wa Papa-PiPu-Pa”, sung by Yuko Ogura (School Rumble ED B-side)

(0:45 – 3:32) Introduction, where I forget to say my own name.

(3:41 – 6:43) Toy Fusion interview in dealer’s hall

(6:51 – 11:53) Rebecca Hicks interview in dealer’s hall (Little Vampires; Lunasea Studios)

(12:01 – 1:07:59) Tom Kane panel (IMDB); my favorite part was about Invasion Iowa. The occasional noise at the beginning is me trying to look through the program guide and moving the recorder around.

(1:08:07 – 2:01:08) Full Metal Alchemist panel with Vic Migogna, Travis Willingham, and Laura Bailey. I inserted Vic’s introduction from this panel during this episode’s introduction because I couldn’t be bothered to pronounce his name correctly.

(2:01:08 – 2:02:14) Sendoff

(2:02:11 – 2:03:12) “Water Forest”, composed by Yoko Kanno (Darker Than Black BGM)

Transitions:
clipped from “Jumbo Camera ni Donto Koi!” (Welcome to the NHK OST)

Feel free to leave feedback/suggestions in the comments or through an e-mail to podcast [at] nigorimasen [dawt] com.

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I talked yesterday afternoon with wildarmsheero of Mistakes of Youth about his webcomic, Gundam, that ANN-Kite Liberator thing (link), lolicon, and other subjects. By the way, I should have said “swing” instead of “jazz” or “bebop” in describing Oh! Edo Rocket’s soundtrack.

WARNING: there are some instances of cursing in this episode from myself and my guest.

Music:
“Naked Story”, performed by Garnet Crow (Secret of Cerulean Sand opening)
“Umi Yori Mo Fukaku”, sung by Etsuko Sai (G Gundam 1st ending)

 

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Feel free to leave feedback in the comments or send an e-mail to podcast [at] nigorimasen [dawt] com.

I don’t know exactly how long this was implemented (a week ago?) but Yukan Blog’s categorical annotated blog list has the potential to assist people in finding new blogs of particular strains, be they week-to-week episode chronicling, intellectual, humorous, varied in content, comprised of many writers, those of the Yukan staff, or yet to be filtered into a particular classification. (’Kings of Funny’ is gender-specific but its intent is understood.) Although I found only a handful of new blogs that interested me in an initial run through all classifications, others may have more success in discovering different voices that resonate with their prose-reading personalities.

This blog can be found under “little of everything” (i.e. miscellany) accompanied by the following, as of this writing:

When you don’t feel like watching anime for a while, CalAggie is here to deliver all the news! Not once has he blogged a particular episode or review any movies (or so blissmo thinks), so this is definitely the place to be if you just want to be updated with all the latest gossip in the Anime World. CalAggie is also an awesome guy himself, who started a Podcast a while back but is also willing to join the Podcast at Yukan if he can too. CalAggie is brilliant at wording his thoughts and his blog is really pretty. He also had an old blog some time back, and this is now his new one! CalAggie is a man searching to fill in his spare time.

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On this edition of the Nigorimasen! Podcast, I converse with Hinano and jpmeyer about RenAi Blogger, Pangya, a certain almanacker, fan artists, how the number of interesting series has declined year-over-year (I was trying to think of Michiko To Hatchin), a bit of graphic novel talk, and more. Don’t forget to attend the panel that they and DS are hosting at NYAF – Saturday, September 27th 12:30-1:30 pm in the Anime Fandom Room (Room 1A14)!

I’m sorry if you can hear faint static – when I tried to use noise removal, the speech sounded like we were underwater so I ended up not tweaking it that way. Also, I’m also experimenting with podPress because I want to get download estimates; the former streaming interface will show up if you click “Play Now” below. Enjoy!

 

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Music
Opening: “Bucchigiri ni shite ageru” sung by Kagamine Rin (used in RenAi Blogger’s opening)
Ending: Caramelldansen Mashup with Aniki Wrestling [YouTube link]

Show Notes:
RenAi Blogger Released (Ex-Fansubber Hitorigoto)
Final Thoughts on RenAi Blogger (Ex-Fansubber Hitorigoto)
Yakiniku JuJu goes up in flames (Ex-Fansubber Hitorigoto)
Mumbling Kitsune: Otakon 2008: The Good, The Bad and the Costumed (Mania.com)
Pigs, Corn, and…Anime? Anime Iowa 2008 (Mania.com)
Official Otakon Apology for Artists’ Alley Debacle
Mumbling Kitsune: Comedy AMVs Need Serious Work (Mania.com)
T.H.A.T. Fall 2008 Anime Preview (T.H.A.T. Anime Blog)
JP’s What I Was Forced To Watch This Week posts (Minaide! Hazukashii…)
Hung’s Impressions of Soul Eater (BasuGasuBakuhatsu Anime Blog)
Shino’s Paachi

Leave feedback in the comments or email to podcast [at] nigorimasen [dot] com. Next week (if I create one) will be a solo episode and will likely be shorter than usual but I won’t guarantee anything.

For this week’s edition of the Nigorimasen Podcast, I interviewed Omo from Omonomono and we also talked about conventions, the PS3 download experience, indescribable Japanese terms, and AMV’s. Feel free to leave feedback in the comments or e-mail questions, guest suggestions, or other concerns to podcast [at] nigorimasen [dot] com.

 

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Music
Opening: “The Clear Blue Sky”, sung by Aki Misawa (from Sound Online’s The Clear Blue Sky)
Ending: “Tabibito”, sung by Ikeda Ayako (B-side from Dennou Coil single)

The first episode of the Nigorimasen! Blogcast was recorded last night with IcyStorm of Minimum Tempo fame as my guest. There was actually some more interesting stuff after the main recording, like magazine subscriptions and rhythm games, so I also crafted a ‘mega’ version that is twenty minutes longer. P.S. I apologize in advance for laughing into my headset mic.

 

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Show notes:
- we began talking about AX a bit (it’s dakimakura, not daimakura – my bad)
- I try to explain Mave-chan (which transitions into discussing the Lucky Star dub & pack-in extras)
- we changed topics to digital anime sales (iTunes, PSN, et al.)
- PLUG: MT is looking for writers! (I also promise to submit some articles.)
- my impressions of playing Naruto: ROAN
- I ask to have Aria explained to me
- I later try to pitch Kiba to Icy
- Mega Version: yet another slipup by me – Donkey Konga and Taito no Tatsujin don’t have lyrics but rather kuchi shoga.

Music:
Opening: “Punctured”, performed by Electric Eel Shock
Ending (standard): “You are the only one”, sung by Kotono Mitsuishi [lyrics]
Ending (mega): “Boin VS Boin” from Gurren Lagann BEST SOUND

It has been three months ago since I recorded the last episode of Amateur Otaku Radio and I felt like it was time to try reviving it with a different name – the Nigorimasen! Blogcast, at the moment (very unoriginal) – and an slightly altered style. I’ve given up on TalkShoe because of the time scheduling and general interface and also because I feel more comfortable recording on my own time, hopefully with some other people, and posting a finished episode instead of pulling down a low-quality recording and uploading a reworked version.

I want to use Skype more so I plan to involve other people through interviews or dual-hosting – anything to make it more interesting than going solo and rambling for almost an hour and being distracted by sports on the TV. I will likely do this first one solo but if anyone wants to help me get more acclimated to using Skype, my handle is on the contact page and if you are available tomorrow night or would like to be on the air, let me know.

I’ll also try to answer any questions and topic suggestions on the show that are submitted through comments on the previous episode’s post or emails to blogcast [at] crumplednapkin [dawt] net podcast AT nigorimasen DAWT com.

The least of what I plan to cover when I record tomorrow afternoon/evening PDT are:
- my experiences at AX 2008 (won’t try to dwell on this too long)
- short reviews of the stuff I picked up there (manga and others)
- my first couple weeks owning a 360
- recent happenings in legal downloadable anime

One of the main differences between covering anime and covering films or video games is that there is a relatively short lead time – usually 1-3 months – between a title’s production announcement and its airing. Very little information surfaces about the development cycles except for the cast and the basic plot, which hampers the hype potential for most titles with the absence of previews but is likely a result of the quickness with which an anime is produced in Japan.

It takes a bit longer to get things produced for the aftermarket that is America and it has become more important to remind people about which anime are being released and why the purchasing public should care about them. That’s why I was looking forward to the debut of the Funimation Update, a monthly promotional podcast. I don’t listen to many anime podcasts and only occasionally check out Anime Today for the interviews so I figured I would check out this shorter-form, monthly video show. I actually enjoyed watching it as it reminded me of On The Spot (Gamespot’s weekly broadcast show) since the Update alternated between clearly-defined segments and related trailers.
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