The Weeabooze

A new podcast episode is like a new episode of my favorite anime. I'm glad you guys are still doing this, keep up the great work.

I found the podcast because I was looking to hear a discussion about a "cartoon" I had been shown called Katanagatari, and after that episode I started episode 1 of the podcast. Today, 3 weeks later I am now nearly caught up with the podcast, have watched multiple shows based off their recommendations, and now consider myself an anime fan. It's thanks to these guys that I have found several of my new favorite shows (Steins; Gate, Tsuki ga Kirei, and Mob Psycho 100), and have realized that anime is more than just "the good Japanese cartoons on Netflix". Keep up the good work!

Usually I don't like this type of stuff but the plot, cast and pacing are all amazing. I can't wait to see what new ideas this show will come up with and it is the highlight of my weekend. These guys offer just the right insight on the good, the bad, and the ugly and the varied perspectives on it make sure that you don't have to worry about one sided views on anime.

What i like about this podcast is that it is not a bunch of fanboys just talking about the anime they like and watch. That would be too generic. The group actually dives into the details of plot, setting, characters, and aesthetics of an anime. They answer questions from their listeners and would sometimes go into detail answering those questions, it is always nice when there are different opinions to a question. It is also interesting to hear different opinions on an anime, you can tell who likes what kind of anime, genre, story, or art style. It is very entertaining and I recommend the casual anime audience to listen. If you're a hardcore anime consumer, their opening tagline is "the anime podcast where some of the most unqualified people try to answer your anime questions". Well my anime list is pretty epic but I do value their answers and opinions.