Project Tsundoku - Manga Podcast Project Tsundoku

Akame ga kill follows a boy named Tatsumi, who is on his way to the capital in search of fame and riches in order to save his poor and starved village. The idea of the capital is grand; it is where everyone flocks to in order to make it big. Gold, glory, fame and freedom come to those who make it in the capital. But.... at what cost? Tatsumi quickly learns that the true danger beasts do not live in the wild, but are human faces that thrive within city walls. You see, Corruption plagues ...

There ain’t no business like show business...so they say. I think it’s safe to assume that aspiring young actors and actresses' dreams must burn brighter than the lights they hope to perform in front of one day. We always see the rich and famous living lavish lives on tv and social media, but what is life like behind the screen? Is it filled with lambos and roses? Are the streets they walk upon truly paved in gold? Or… are their lives truly shrouded in pain and misery?

To kill or be killed. It sounds simple, but is it truly? People have been throwing around the term “Kill” like it’s no big deal for years. "I’ll kill you if you do that", "Stop, you’re killing me!". What does it take to kill? What does it mean to be killed? The world of assassination holds many questions... and secrets.

A tall, tall wall looms in front of me. What’s the view on the other side? What does it look like? The view from the top…it’s a view I could never see on my own. But…if I’m not doing it alone…I just might be able to see it.

Have you ever wanted something with your whole body, mind and soul? It’s the first thing you think about in the morning and the last thing you think about before you go to sleep. You might even wish, that if you were born with natural talent, you would finally be able to achieve your dreams. Conor McGregor once said… "Talent does not exist, we are all equals as human beings. You could be anyone if you put in the time. You will reach the top, and that's that. It’s your dream, you know what you...

Where do you draw your power from? Is it courage, fame or unrevealed strength? Does your power come from something darker? Such as pain, despair or regret? The funny thing about the truly powerful; is that we never wonder what fuels their fire that becomes larger than life. But.. does it really matter in the end? They say time makes everyone equal. Good stuff happens, bad stuff happens, and then hopefully more good stuff. But you see, great people always carry an awful burden.