Dai-Cast

This week Dai-Cast is back on schedule, and we’ve got a group from north to south, whatever that means. And what constitutes a group? Why, Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Dan Ross, and Coriander Dickinson.

And we talk about:

D to the A to the I to the CAST!

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This week, Dai-Cast is late. So let’s just get into it, Ian, Beej, Jason, Johnny, and Eryn are all involved.

And we talk about:

D.A.I.C.A.S.T

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This week we took a week off, so we’re putting up an episode that Brendan “Beej” Dery, Dan Ross made.

The things they said things about were:

Duh - Ai - Kah - Suht!

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This week on Dai-Cast, we’ve got new blood in the water, and the usual sharks are circling. On this show, you’ll find Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Eryn Dearden, Christine Fisher and introducing Johnny Blakeborough .

And now, what’s in our Chum-Bucket:

-.. .- .. -….- -.-. .- … -!

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This week on Dai-Cast, we’re back in the Crystal Gondola! But look out, ‘cause Beej can’t keep a live connection. On this show, you’ll find Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Dan Ross, Jason Hill and host of the 99 Yen Challenge, Coriander Dickinson.

Here’s what we meander through:

!ʇsɐɔ-ıɐp

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This week on Dai-Cast, I’m in Lethbride, so that means it’s Amateur Hour! On this show, Coriander Dickinson is the host, and we also have Brendan “Beej” Dery. His webcomic of the week is Menage a 3.

They talk about things. I might put up some notes later.

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This week on Dai-Cast, we do things live. Not live for you unfortunately, but live for the rest of us. Everyone in the studio for once! On this show, you’ll find Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Paul Saxburg, and host of the 99 Yen Challenge, Coriander Dickinson.

And what do we talk about when we all get together?

ダイーキャスト！

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This week on Dai-Cast, we try our best to stay on topic, and predictably, fail miserably. On this show, you’ll find Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Adam Wasserman, and host of the 99 Yen Challenge, Coriander Dickinson.

Topical!

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This week on Dai-Cast, it’s time to introduce a brand new face, Adam Wasserman. On this show, you’ll find Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Jason Hill, Dan Ross, and introducing Adam Wasserman.

And here’s what we could find on the web…

Dai-Cast [dot]

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This week on Dai-Cast, we’re back to our usual hijinks. Nothin foolin, just straight up Japanese “News”. On this show, you’ll find Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Eryn Dearden, and James Oikawa.

Let’s see, what did we talk about…

So, um, yup. Dai-Cast.

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This week on Dai-Cast, we’re trying to find the lighter side of the aftermath of the Japanese Earthquake. And who better to attempt going beyond the impossible to punch through the heavens of good taste, than your host Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Eryn Dearden, and James Oikawa to do it.

This show focuses on such ridiculous topics as:

So sit back, grab a beer and watch the funny once again bloom over the alleys of our podcast. We hope?

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This week on Dai-Cast, it’s amateur hour, as your host is stuck in the past. Therefore it’s up to this week’s host Brendan “Beej” Dery along with Jason Hill, Dan Ross, and Eryn Dearden to bring you this weeks show.

In this show we discuss:

  • A great many things.
  • Beej didn’t leave a list…

So do try to enjoy this weeks show, and don’t forget to follow Dai-Cast on Twitter to find out when to tune into our live broadcasts.

This week on Dai-Cast we continue our “coverage” of the Japan Earthquake by spewing out our usual style of commentary all over it.

On this show, we’ve got Jason Hill, Dan Ross, Ian Horner, and Brendan Dery as Beej, with special Japanese correspondent Todd Horner.

In this show we discuss:

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This week on Dai-Cast we provide proof of life for one of our panelists as we dedicate the entire show to a discussion about the recent horrific events that have befallen Japan.

On this show, we’ve got Jason Hill, James Oikawa, Dan Ross, Ian Horner, and Brendan Dery as Beej.

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This week on Dai-Cast, we tried something new AGAIN. This show marks the start of our live broadcasts. You can also follow the @Dai_Cast twitter feed to find out our recording schedule and tune in live. Unfortunately, this experiment meant that our recorded audio suffered a bit, but we’ll have that fixed for next time. Anywhoooo…

On this show, we’ve got James Oikawa, Eryn Dearden, Ian Horner, and Brendan Dery as Beej.

And what did we all talk about? Here’s the breakdown:

All this, and probably some more, on this week’s Dai-Cast.

Good lord, what a horrible experiment. I mean, WONDERFUL! What a wonderful time had by all. And who all do you think we refer to? Why none other than James Oikawa, Eryn Dearden, Chris Fisher, Dan Ross, Ian Horner, and Brendan Dery as Beej.

And what did we all talk about? Well, let’s break it down:

All this, and probably some more, on this week’s Dai-Cast.

This week on Dai-Cast, the boys are back again for the second week in nearly two years. On this weeks chopping block, we discuss Japanese pizza prices and Pizza Burgers, Costco in Japan, and Sexy Sumo Subaru advertisements. Then, we spend an awfully long time talking about the “My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic” character, Derpy Hooves.

So sit back, grab your insulin, and just try to avoid a sugar coma in this week’s Dai-Cast.

Derpy Hooves 17:33 — Repent

Last season on Dai-Cast, Ian Horner has been drawn out of his Crystal Gondola, as he discovered that a romantic tryst 200 years ago has sucked him in to the shady political world of the métis nation.

Jason Hill and his wife have suffered SNOW MADNESS in northern Japan. As meters of snow pile up around him, all he can do is watch NHL Game Center while caressing a giant pile of miso he keeps under his house at night.

Brendan Dery has been seduced by a steamy seamstress whose heart has been sewed up in the fabric of his life and has been irreversibly wound up in marriage. But romantic fireworks await as he carries on an affair with Princess Auto. But will his car ever be fixed?!

Meanwhile, Daniel Ross discovers his secret testicle powers after being bit by a radioactive tanuki. With the power of life at his very fingertips, how will he keep his magical abilities from his family?

Find out, in the latest episode of Dai-Cast!

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This week, Ian and Carol go out to see the weird and wonderful things that can be had in Japan for only one dollar!  Or at least ¥100.  All this week on Dai-Cast at “The Daiso”

Every week, Dai-Cast Supplemental will give you a chance to learn a little something more about Japan, and allow us to clear out our archives of old topics which didn’t make it into the full length show. All in 3-5 minute easily digestible chunks!

And for more of Carol, check out http://www.youtube.com/user/mplstokyo

Rome had Nero.  The Aztecs had Cortez.  Japan had it’s Fat Man.  Throughout history, every great empire meets it’s end.  And for Dai-Cast, that time is now.  Welcome, friends, to the end of an era.  An era marked by furious ratholes, meaningless banter, and the occasional nugget of real, informative content, all in the name of the education, elucidation, enlightnement, and mental emolument of the nipponistic hoi-polloi.

Join us then, for part one of the inevitable descent into greater obscurity, for “Dai-Cast, The Final: Part 2″.

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So it has come to my attention that last week’s show got cut off half way through.  No matter.  We’ll just give you the rest of it as, ANOTHER EPISODE! Mwahaha!

We now join a Dai-Cast, already in progress.

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  • Woman jailed after killing virtual ex-husband - imprinttalk.com
  • A “short” revisit of the iPhone issue in Japan
  • Japan’s New PM is a Total BadAss - yourmonkeycalled.com
  • A little talk about movie theaters
  • New services allows you to deface school books online - kilian-nakamura.com
  • Fooling cigarette machines face recognition with money - pinktenticle.com
  • Beej’s Webcomics of the Week: Weregeek (really this time…)

Rome had Nero.  The Aztecs had Cortez.  Japan had it’s Fat Man.  Throughout history, every great empire meets it’s end.  And for Dai-Cast, that time is now.  Welcome, friends, to the end of an era.  An era marked by furious ratholes, meaningless banter, and the occasional nugget of real, informative content, all in the name of the education, elucidation, enlightnement, and mental emolument of the nipponistic hoi-polloi.

Join us then, for part one of the inevitable descent into greater obscurity, for “Dai-Cast, The Final: Part 1”.

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Topics Covered This Week:

  • Woman jailed after killing virtual ex-husband - imprinttalk.com
  • A “short” revisit of the iPhone issue in Japan
  • Japan’s New PM is a Total BadAss - yourmonkeycalled.com
  • A little talk about movie theaters
  • New services allows you to deface school books online - kilian-nakamura.com
  • Fooling cigarette machines face recognition with money - pinktenticle.com
  • Beej’s Webcomics of the Week: Weregeek (really this time…)

This week on Dai-Cast we’re back for one more penultimate kick at the proverbial can.  Ian is back from Japan, about to live with Beej, and Jason (our new BBC correspondent) is feeling the shocks of the latest Japanese earthquake.  Plus, masturbating figures, masturbation devices, masturbating over moms at cafes, and Beej is becoming apparent.  All this and Yosuke the talking parrot plus our iPhone ramblings with Beej’s Webcomic of the week on this week’s Penultimate Dai-Cast!

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Last week, May 10th to be exact, I had a chance to meet up with the other users of that oft-talked about internet phenomenon known as Twitter, here in Edmonton Alberta.  I had a chance to sit down with the organizer of the event, and avid tweeter himself, Mack D. Male.  If you’re interested in finding out more about the event, or just looking to stalk some Edmontonians online, you can head on over to Edmonton Tweetup Wiki, where you can check the status of the second Edmonton Tweetup, or find links to the Twitter profiles of all those in attendance!

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This week, Ian and Carol go hunting the elusive Noda Chikan, or pervert.  Stay tuned for tantalizing beauties, pumping action, and Cute with Chris references galore!

Every week, Dai-Cast Supplemental will give you a chance to learn a little something more about Japan, and allow us to clear out our archives of old topics which didn’t make it into the full length show. All in 3-5 minute easily digestible chunks!

And for more of Carol, check out http://www.youtube.com/user/mplstokyo.

This week on Dai-Cast, we’re full of anger once again, and you know what that means!  We’re talking about copyright.  Specially this time, it’s Cruncyroll.com getting $4.05 million in venture capital funding.  Related, we get into an interview with a Fansubber, and the 4 major ISPs in Japan banning torrent users.  And finally, we delve into the dark world of child pornography, and how Unicef wants to ban it in Japan.  All this, and not much more, on this weeks Dai-Cast.

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This week, Carol Haggerty returns to bring you new and important info about smoking in Japan. It’s TASPO, it’s an age verification, and without it, you will be a very unhappy smoker!

Every week, Dai-Cast Supplemental will give you a chance to learn a little something more about Japan, and allow us to clear out our archives of old topics which didn’t make it into the full length show. All in 3-5 minute easily digestible chunks!

This week on Dai-Cast, Jason wants to get into the tampon business, beer drinking is finally safe for blind people, Obama thanks Obama (the town), and Maglev trains are coming for Tokyo and Osaka… eventually.  Plus, Richard Gere is back re-making Japanese movies, this time about Hachiko, the Shibuya brass dog.  And cupcakes.  So sit back with a coffee, and a big box of the tasty treats, and enjoy!

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  • Ian Horner
  • and Jason Hill
  • with Brendan Dery as “Beej”

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This week on Dai-Cast, it’s a surprise!  But seriously (Are we ever?) we discuss the recent trend of Butler Cafes catering to young women in Shibuya, new Korean space kimchi, Toshiba robot phones, an HD-DVD exchange program, and the greatest thing Japan will ever produce: Smoke on the Water.  All this, along with our usual derailments and ratholes for your listening “pleasure”.

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This week on Dai-Cast, we’re trying something a little bit different; a BBC style news quiz show we’re calling Maishyu Why Why (or in English, Weekly Why Why).  Marvel and laugh along, as our usual guests attempt to make sense of the new format, and guess the stories of the week.  Exciting, and did we mention new?  Let us know what you think!

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This week on Dai-Cast, we’ve got two new guest hosts in the form of Brian Derkson, and the mysterious Mr. Dai-Cast.  So what do we talk about?  We look into the arrest of a man being arrested for sending spam.  9 Spam messages…  Then we look at a new variant on the electronic bubble wrap craze, with Moé sound effects.  Plus, we talk about the recent workplace validation of a teachers suicide, inciting a discussion once again inciting a discussion on the working conditions of Japanese workers.  And we join Japan in denoucing the rape by US Marines.  Also, HD DVD is dead, says Japan…

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This week on Dai-Cast we give you actual education for your mental emolument. First off, it’s a little on the Japanese alphabet Katakana, used for “foreign” words, and good information for “Viking” seekers in Tokyo. Then it’s time to talk about the presidential primaries, with “Barack Obama” visiting Obama station, and how he could have got a Nintendo DS by riding JR. Then it’s an educational rathole into the terminology of Japanese schools. We also mention Magical Witches Love and Berry for some reason… Plus, we mention High School Girl brand meat products, then move on to Sega’s English of the Dead!

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This week, it’s new contributor Carol Haggerty’s debut, as she explains to us some of the ways that those clever Japanese stay warm during those cold winter months. Plus, impromptu beverage reviews!

Every week, Dai-Cast Supplemental will give you a chance to learn a little something more about Japan, and allow us to clear out our archives of old topics which didn’t make it into the full length show. All in 3-5 minute easily digestible chunks!

This week on Dai-Cast, it’s an all testosterone three-quarter hour, with Ian, Beej, and Jason Hill as “Black Santa”. On the show, we receive new spam for the site in Japanese, examine the idea of Cat Cafe’s and Rental Girl’s Bedrooms in Akihabara. Plus, a Japanese company comes up with the idea of “Heartache Leave”, and examine the validity of the top photos foreigners take in Japan.

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  • Ian Horner
  • Jason Hill
  • and Brendan Dery as “Beej”.

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This week, we’re back with the bare minimum needed for the cast, trading Jason for the double X that is Eryn Derden. We’ve roped her in to talk about learning English from Cosplayers with Cosplish, then it’s on with the Rape Whistles! Plus, cosplayers invade Osaka’s airports, and you too can now racially (?) profile otaku! All this plus Beej’s final “Webcomic of the Week” on Dai-Cast.

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This week on Dai-Cast we have a guest host, in the form of a mysterious stranger! In reality, we just had issues with microphones, and decided to tweak the audio, as we didn’t want to leave you without a Dai-Cast this week. It’s barely listenable, but if you feel brave, soldier on! If you’re still here, you can hear us rant about robot suits for farming, real life Gundam Costs, Bags of Rice, Japanese Dialects, and Osakan Amphibious Taxis. Plus, the Japanese Government tells us that UFOs are real, and need to be shot down. And finally, a tribute to our favourite (not) childhood toy M.U.S.C.L.E. Men.

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And after a long holiday break, we’re back, with our usual disjointed mix of topics on Japanese popular culture from a western perspective.  This week, we take on the top 10 Ways Foreigners Perceive the Japanese, and the new trend of Otaku Hunting by the Police (ed. not including Sting).  Then, we examine the non-news of the end of Newtype Japan, and we discover MAD videos for the first time (ed. not featuring Alfred E. Newman).  All this, plus Beej’s patented Webcomic of the Week on this week’s Dai-Cast!

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Happy Holidays, from all of us here at Dai-Cast and tiltyhouse.com!

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This week, Ian talks about the recent METI 2007 robot awards, the Keta Shrine 2008 cormorant prediction ritual, and challenges your morals and sensibilities with an examination of advertising tactics against the yearly dolphin hunt in Japan.

Every week, Dai-Cast Supplemental will give you a chance to learn a little something more about Japan, and allow us to clear out our archives of old topics which didn’t make it into the full length show. All in 3-5 minute easily digestible chunks!

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Every week, Dai-Cast Supplemental will give you a chance to learn a little something more about Japan, and allow us to clear out our archives of old topics which didn’t make it into the full length show. All in 3-5 minute easily digestible chunks!

This week on Dai-Cast Supplemental, Ian brings you his take on Philip Pullman’s “Golden Compass” in Japan, teaches you a bit about Shinto, and examines the poses and prose in Yakusa 3 and it’s rap music. Plus, mentions of our new website features, and why you should never vote for Beej in our Dai-Cast host poll.

[editors note: The rap song that Ian “performs” are actual translated lyrics from the hit rap song “Kudan” referenced in the episode…]

This week, on Dai-Cast it’s “Dai Cast Zeta”, where we pick one particular topic on Japan or Japanese pop culture, and stick with it, exhaustively expressing our opinions for your education, elucidation, emancipation, and mental emolument, to summarily beat it into the ground, so that we never need to revisit the topic again.

This time around we go into the new immigration practice in Japan of fingerprinting and photographing all foreigners upon entry to the country. We go into what this means to you, and your civil liberties, and then launch off in all directions of personal freedom, security and surveillance.

So sit back, and prepare to be educated at!

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This week, we’re introducing a new feature here at tiltyhouse.com, Dai-Cast Supplemental. Every week, Dai-Cast Supplemental will give you a chance to learn a little something more about Japan, and allow us to clear out our archives of old topics which didn’t make it into the full length show. All in 3-5 minute easily digestible chunks!

This week, Ian brings up the Japanese rejection of robots as caregivers, and talks about the rise of Canadian music in Japan. Plus, Jap-Snacks brings you ナンデスカ？

On this weeks show, we start out with a ridiculous discussion of Legend of Galactic Heroes bootleg DVDs, pronunciation of ridiculous, slashdot commentary, and the rules of Dai-Cast. Then we move onto real topics, starting with the examination of the link between the lost Jewish Tribes of Israel and Japan. Then we look into claims of genocide on the part of Emperor Akihito, for introducing a foreign species of fish into Lake Biwa. And we critique an American artists take on Cosplay culture, and a new Cosplayers Rights Group in Japan. NHK decides to tell us what they really want to show us through a Weather Report. Love Letters from the Police (without Sting) are calming down teens in Iwate Prefecture. And finally a story from 1968 of how to get yourself out of trouble, by TELLING THE TRUTH.

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This week on Dai-Cast we return to the Tokyo Big Sight for the 27th Tokyo Design Festa. In addition to a taste of the sensory extravaganza that is the Festa itself, we interview a number of gaijin, or foreign artists to get their take on the event, and how their work fits into the Japanese aesthetic.So sit back, prepare to be Festa’d at, and enjoy this week’s Dai-Cast!

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This week, on Dai-Cast it’s “Dai Cast Zeta”, where we pick one particular topic on Japan or Japanese pop culture, and stick with it, exhaustivly expressing our opinions for your education, elucidation, emancipation, and mental emolument, to summarily beat it into the ground, so that we never need to revisit the topic again.

On this particular round, we’re tackling celular phones in Japan, or Ketias. And to take the pulse of the gadget blogosphere, we’ve invited Joel Johnson of BoingBoing Gadgets to give us a geek’s view of Japanese phones from the outside world.

So sit back, and prepare to be educated at!

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On this week, we’ve got a laundry list of Liquid Plumber and Vaseline, and start things off with a little anecdote about Ian’s adventures with Junior High students. Then we get a big X from the industry over Batsu punishment games on Japanese TV. But it can all be cleared up by going to a brothel together, if “Japanese Business Traditions” can be believed from the Dentsu CEO. Meanwhile, KFC beats a hasty retreat out of Japan, making room for the Mitsubishi Snackwitch, which will unfortunately not be honoured by the Nova Ex-Employee Work for Food program. Or, they could simply sign up for the Japanese millitary, for their new army of Gundams. And finally, all aboard the Yamanote Halloween Train – Controversy!

Broadcasting to you, not-quite-live from the crystal gondola in the palatial main Tiltyhouse studios in beautiful downtown Noda City Japan, for the education, elucidation, emancipation, enlightenment and mental emolument of the Nipponistic hoi-polloi.

Or in plain English, Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

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This week, we’re going into the plight of foreigners tentatively employed by the morally, and now financially bankrupt NOVA Corp English schools. On the “up”side, Walmart is looking to take full control over the Seiyu chain of department stores. Finally, we wrap up with the uneasy truce between the authors of Dojinshi (unauthorized derivative manga work), and the actual creators.

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Hygrometers! Yes, this week is all about the measurement of airborn humidity!

NO!

This week we bring you as usual, our cornucopia of pop culture topics of and about Japan! Included, but not limited to new marketing techniques for bands, ripped off from Japan. Then we look at the Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi dubs’ perversion of that particular marketing technique. Also, it’s time for a public service announcement; smell like a flaming monkey or dirty little boy with Crayon Shin-Chan and Pokemon cologne, and warn you of upcoming high priced Katamari downloads. And we give yet more warnings, vending machines may not be what they seem in Japan.

Plus, now you see it, now you don’t; magic teleportation lockers leave your goods secure, and shipped straight from your vacation spot to your door. And of course, Beej’s patented web-comic of the week.

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Greetings and salutations from the Crystal Gondola here in Japan! This week, we record in the middle of one of Ian’s Japanese Death Colds.

As for topics, we look into the Christian Manga world of Zondervan, invoking the horror of Mark Twain’s “The Mysterious Stranger”. We touch on the Wikipedia hullabaloo over control of the Gundam Ministry, with a quick look at Japanese life insurance plans.

Aaaaannnndddd… We go on and on about the split between ADV and Geneon, degrading into our usual rant on the bad new-media practices of the Anime industry, and the rest of the world… Then we remember Duel Love, the answer to the little girl witch touching game, Doki Doki Mahou Shinpan. And we wrap things up with a discussion on the end of “School Days”. So put on your mask, listen in, and enjoy this special contagious Dai-Cast. Just make sure to wash your hands afterwards…

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This week, we’re introducing a new monthly feature; “Dai Cast Zeta”, where whe pick one particular topic on Japan or Japanese pop culture, and stick with it, exhaustivly expressing our opinions for your education, elucidation, emancipation, and mental emolument. And hopefully, summarily beat it into the ground, so that we never need to revisit the topic again.

First up on Dai-Cast Zeta, the recent turmoil surrounding the departure of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, his supposed replacement Taro Aso, and the eventual “winner” of this race, Yasuo Fukuda.

So sit back, and prepare to be educated at!

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This week, we look at the Japanese reaction to new Simpsons voices, and Ian calls out English voice actors. Chris joins us to talk about beetles, and her honeymoon. Rose And Camellia comes slapping it’s way to the DS. We delve into the Timecube to look at 2400, 2500, 2600 hrs and beyond! ODEX get’s it’s day in court, and we make fun of Japan’s moon shot. Plus, Miyazaki keeps urbanity from encroaching on Totoro’s forest, and we link Dr. Seuss with abortion.

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Hey-ho internet-people! We’re back from our summer hiatus, broadcasting “not so” not-quite-live, and back in Japan. It’s a full house this week, with many of our regulars. And for once, we’ve managed to nail down a decent quality of audio! So sit back, and enjoy this week’s Dai-Cast.

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For those of you that have been waiting with baited breath, the moment of truth has arrived! Yes, I’m talking about the foretold live appearance of Dai-Cast, the first since it’s inception to include me, Ian Horner as a host, back on Canadian soil. We’re broadcasting to you not quite live from Animethon 14, with much less audio equipment than expected. So, barring any MORE technical difficulties, sit back and enjoy this live recording, maybe featuring YOU!

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We apologize profusely for the horrible audio quality of this cast. It seems for some reason that the Singstar Mics that we’ve been using for oh-so-many casts are beginning to fail. So do the right thing and donate to tiltyhouse to help us out with new mics!

This week, Ian is in Iwate to play Gundam 洗浄の絆　(aka “POD”) and say goodbye to this week’s special guest, Don White. So sit back, grit your teeth, and try to enjoy Dai-Cast!

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Broadcasting to you, not-quite-live from the crystal gondola in the palatial main Tiltyhouse studios in beautiful downtown Noda City Japan, for the education, elucidation, emancipation, enlightenment and mental emolument of the Nipponistic hoi-polloi.

Or in plain English, Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

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Broadcasting to you, not-quite-live from the crystal gondola in the palatial main Tiltyhouse studios in beautiful downtown Noda City Japan, for the education, elucidation, emancipation, enlightenment and mental emolument of the Nipponistic hoi-polloi.

Or in plain English, Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

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Broadcasting to you, not-quite-live from the crystal gondola in the palatial main Tiltyhouse studios in beautiful downtown Noda City Japan, for the education, elucidation, emancipation, enlightenment and mental emolument of the Nipponistic hoi-polloi.

Or in plain English, Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

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Broadcasting to you, not-quite-live from the crystal gondola in the palatial main Tiltyhouse studios in beautiful downtown Noda City Japan, for the education, elucidation, emancipation, enlightenment and mental emolument of the Nipponistic hoi-polloi.

Or in plain English, Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

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Broadcasting to you, not-quite-live from the crystal gondola in the palatial main Tiltyhouse studios in beautiful downtown Noda City Japan, for the education, elucidation, emancipation, enlightenment and mental emolument of the Nipponistic hoi-polloi.

Or in plain English, Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

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Dai-Cast Supplimental: Tokyo Design Festa #25

Broadcasting to you, not-quite-live from the Tokyo Design Festa #25 Tokyo Design Festa #25 at the Tokyo Big Sight, Ian Horner of Dai-Cast brings you a quick look from within the event. Featuring interviews with Mark Tanaka, Josh McKible, Ahmed M. Elmardi, Jonothan Wyvill, and Kristen McQuillin.

Music includes ”Auvers Blue” - Katteni Shiyagare, ”Highway” - Gone for Good, ”Skacabella” - Easy Way Out, ”This Time” - The Crash Moderns, and ”5 Minutes” - Forget the Girl.

Join us again in November for Tokyo Design Festa #26!

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Running Time: 01:05:27

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This Week: Special Golden Week Report!

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Running Time: 00:02:31

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Special Guest This Week: The Geek from The Weekly Geek Podcast.

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Running Time: 01:14:45

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Running Time: 01:07:59

This is the second installment of DC Underground. We hope you enjoy it. It’s a raw and unedited behind the scenes look at our crew and our fans. Join Ian, Dan, Mannie and Mark as they explore the world of mic levels and the Interblag.

Stayed Tuned next week for the Season Premiere of Season 2 of Dai-Cast!

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Until we get season two up and running, I have prepared a couple of smaller and rougher audio transmissions for your aural pleasure. We gathered many of the co-hosts, guests and fans, and put together a couple of raw sessions. We hope you enoy them. The first session has Jason, Eryn, Isaac Alexander and Roxanne De Valle talking about Dai-Cast.

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Hi folks,

I just wanted to give you a quick run down on what is happening at tiltyhouse studios. We are currently in between our first and second seasons of ‘Dai-Cast’, and are in the height of getting our season 2 stuff together. In the mean time, Ian is busy moving down to Tokyo and the new fiscal year has begun for me in Japan. So, as you can probably tell, we are up to our umeshu in work.

We have prepared some bonus, ‘mid season’ material for you during the off season. I am hoping to get it out early this week. We are calling it ‘DC underground’  We hope you enjoy it. 

Stay Tuned…

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Brokeback MountainSo by now you all should have noticed that the Dai-Cast Episode 52 Spectacular hasn’t been released for consumption. Well, there’s a reason for that, and a very NON-technical one at that.

You see, I am currently unable to access my keyboard for extended periods of time, due to debilitating back pain. Oddly enough, it seems to be something that hits me every February, or at least these past 3 years. Impending Oscar announcements, stress in the workplace, Valentines Day, sunspots? Who knows what the cause is, the result is the same…

So Dai-Cast is going to take another week off to let this clear itself up, and hopefully get the necessary editing and compositing done to keep you, the viewing public, happy.

I wish I could quit you…

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Running Time: 00:47:25

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Running Time: 00:43:15

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Running Time: 01:05:02

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Running Time: 01:16:30

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Running Time: 00:57:55

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Running Time: 00:57:50

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Running Time: 01:05:03

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Running Time: 01:39:22

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Running Time: 01:10:54

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Running Time: 01:01:58

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  • None worth remembering…

This week, we bring you a special Classic Dai-Cast, the first ever tiltiltyhouse podcast, from Sakuracon 2005!

OuendanDai-Cast listeners, you’ve heard us talk about it long enough. You’ve heard us rant and rave about the wonders of Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan. Now is your time to own a copy, and now is the time to let us give it to you.

But where does the challenge come in? All you have to do is get as many people as you know to download, and listen to Dai-Cast. You’ve got 2 weeks to do it, so get on us. Just point your friends, family, and random people on the street to tiltyhouse.com, and send us:

  • your name
  • their first name, and last initial
  • their email address, and
  • your email address

The winner of the contest will be the person who submits the most new listeners.  In the event of a tie, the winner will be chosen at random. Don’t worry, we won’t be using your email addresses for anything nefarious, just simply tracking that these people actually exist.

The contest runs for the next two(ish) weeks, ending November 26th. The contest is open to all listeners of Dai-Cast who have not won something from us in the past . (Keychain winners are still eligible, you’re prizes are in the mail)

Submit your entries either by clicking on the ”contact us” link at the top of the page, or to dai-cast@tiltyhouse.comLet’s get the word out faithful listeners, because when more people listen to Dai-Cast, everyone is a winner.

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Running Time: 01:19:17

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Running Time: 01:28:46

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Ratchet SadGreetings to all you out there in internet-radio land. I’m sure that many of you have been wondering by now where in the world is Carmen Sandiego the latest episode of Dai-Cast. Well, it’s coming.

Thanks to a snafu in the world of external USB drives, Dai-Cast EP 38 - Retarded Sounds is in production, on track for a Sunday release, which brings me to the next related point.

Dai-Cast is moving from a quantum release schedule to a fixed release date of Sunday. That’s right, from now on, if there’s a new episode of Dai-Cast to be found, it’ll be on the site Sunday. So, for now, back to your regularly scheduled non-programming…

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Running Time: 01:41:14

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Running Time: 01:32:49

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

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  • Tokyo Game Show 2006 Coverage
  • Government of Canada at TGS?!
  • Akihabara Mini-Tour
  • Super-Potato Retro Game Store
  • Akihabara Maid Interview

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Greetings to you, loyal listener. You’re probably wondering at this point where the latest episode of Dai-Cast is. Well, worry not. We’re just trying something a little different for this episode, and we think you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the results. The problem is that it’s taking a little bit longer than usual to get things up.

But have no fear, Dai-Cast will be back to it’s regular schedule next week.

Same J-time, Same J-channel.

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Running Time: 01:19:19

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

Enter the Dai-Cast Contest to Win “Something” From Japan

Who is the recently deceased “Father of Video Games” and the Game he is credited with creating?

Enter by leaving a comment, or emailing us at dai-cast(at)tiltyhouse.com

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Running Time: 01:28:02

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

Enter the Dai-Cast Contest to Win “Something” From Japan

Who is the recently deceased “Father of Video Games” and the Game he is credited with creating?

Enter by leaving a comment, or emailing us at dai-cast(at)tiltyhouse.com

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Running Time: 00:54:57

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

Enter the Dai-Cast Contest to Win “Something” From Japan

Who is the recently deceased “Father of Video Games” and the Game he is credited with creating?

Enter by leaving a comment, or emailing us at dai-cast(at)tiltyhouse.com

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Running Time: 01:24:16

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

Enter the Dai-Cast Contest to Win “Something” From Japan

Contest 1 - Who is the recently deceased “Father of Video Games” and the Game he is credited with creating?

Enter by leaving a comment, or emailing us at dai-cast(at)tiltyhouse.com

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Running Time: 01:37:08

A fine hearty hello to all of you out there in podcast land. This is Ian Horner, host of the Dai-Cast telling you all to hold your horses on the next episode of Dai-Cast. Thanks to a number of “life based issues” including an increased work schedule, moving, and the alignment of Uranus with Mercury, we’re taking a week off. But have no fear, Dai-Cast will return next week. Same Dai-Time, same Dai-Channel!

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

Enter the 2 Dai-Cast Contests to Win “Something” From Japan

Contest 1 - Who is the recently deceased “Father of Video Games” and the Game he is credited with creating?

Contest 2 - How much was the amount paid (in yen) by Jason Hill in his recent mandatory vehicle exam and repair? Closest guess without going over wins!”

Enter by leaving a comment, or emailing us at dai-cast(at)tiltyhouse.com

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Running Time: 01:40:30

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Topics Covered this Week: - Otaku Dating
- Japan Embracing Daylight Savings?
- Japanse Toilet Training Videos
- How to Lose Yourself in Akihabara
- Japanese Man Plays Mario for First Time Ever
- DS Lite Gets New Colours
- Beej’s Ian’s Webcomic of The Week - Kawaii Not
- Jason’s Shoutout- Loco Roco
- Marc’s Shoutout - Anime Evolution
- Ian’s Shoutout - Screen

Running Time: 00:53:43

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Running Time: 01:02:21

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

Join us for our live taping of Dai-Cast Ep 026 at Animethon 13 in Edmonton Alberta, July 8th at 10:00 PM, in the Arcadia Room of the hotel site. Or, you can join us live on Skype at the same time by tuning in to skypecast for the show at the same time, here.

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Running Time: 01:01:29

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

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This Week, at listeners request, and due to random acts of electron drift, we bring you a behind the scenes look at Dai-Cast. Enjoy!

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Due to pesky ‘Time Paradoxi’ we join this week’s conversation already in progress…

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Running Time: 01:26:58

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Greetings to all of you out there in radio land! Just wanted to let you all know that due to the Golden Week holiday here in Japan, Dai-Cast episode 18 will be delayed to a Saturday Release. Episode 19 will follow on the regular schedule, going up on Wednesday.

See you all then!

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Running Time: 01:31:03

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Running Time: 01:21:39

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

This week’s Dai-Cast is sponsored by Nishikaze II in Lethbridge Alberta, April 1st, 2006. See Nishikaze.org for details.

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Running Time: 00:48:48

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

This week’s Dai-Cast is sponsored by Nishikaze II in Lethbridge Alberta, April 1st, 2006. See Nishikaze.org for details.

Nishikaze II get’s 4/5 O’Blaarggags as rated by Dai-Cast!

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Running Time: 00:54:18

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

This week’s Dai-Cast is sponsored by Nishikaze II in Lethbridge Alberta, April 1st, 2006. See Nishikaze.org for details.

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Running Time: 01:14:19

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• - Drinking Game
• - Beej’s Apology
• - Moé Shirt
• - Single Solitary Medal Madness!
• - RI-MAN, The Soft Skinned Robot
• - Matel Answers Your Airport Questions
• - Princess Peach and the Power of PMS
• - How to Spot a ‘She-nerd’ in the Wild
• - Yogurting
• - Yogurting OP Video
• - Yogurting Battle Video
• - Otaku PCs
• - Creepiest Promotion Ever
• - Beej’s Webcomic of the Week - Shortpacked
• - Beej’s Shoutout - the Town of Consort, AB
• - Jason’s Shoutout - Naeba Ski resort. Niigata Japan.

Running Time: 1:09:01

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• - New Law Makes 2nd Hand Electronics Illegal in Japan
• - Wait, Not Illegal?
• - Boingboing Weighs in on 2nd Hand Electronics
• - Severed Cat Paws… Nyah!
• - Explanation of Severed Cat Paws
• - Cat Lovin’ TV Show
• - ‘Beat’ Takeshi’s Challenge - Video Game
• - Nintendo DS Lite Video – We Don’t Really Talk about it. Really…
• - Nintendo Weekly Roundup (Not about the DS, Rearry)
• - Living in Tokyo (Not So) Not So Cheap (any more)
• - Beej’s Webcomic of the Week - Real Life Comics
• - Beej’s Shoutout - La Table de Renoir
• - Jason’s Shoutout - “the Pink Cow” – Shibuya, Tokyo

Running Time: 1:12:11

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•- PSP Parody
•- Phoenix Wright Advertisement
•- Reggie no DICE
•- More Monkey Majik
•- Meta-Densha Series
•- Japan, Have You Put on Weight?
•- Beej’s Webcomic of the Week - Wapsi Square
•- Beej’s Anime of the Indeterminate Time Period - Yakitate!! Japan

Running Time: 1:31:37

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-• The Progressive Anime/Manga Industrial Complex
•- Reggie vs. Chuck
•- Animal Crossing Bundle
•- Saikano Movie
•- Japanese Imperial Family has a “Pan” in the Oven
•- Microsoft Desperate in Japan
•- British English = Sexy? •- Koizumi wants more English
•- Deep into the Maid Caves… I mean Cafes
•- Video Games for Young Girls
•- Beej’s Webcomic of the Week - Narbonic
•- Beej’s Anime of the Indeterminate Time Period - Hanbun no Tsuki
•- Beej’s Shoutout - Magic for Beginners
•- Jason’s Shoutout - Picture Zen
•- Angela’s Shoutout - Salaryman Heroes: Ultraman

Running Time: 1:28:30

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Running Time: 1:03:27

Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in japan and japanese pop culture from a western perspective.

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-• Nintendo DS Lite
•- Brain Training?
•- New Saiyuki J-Drama
•- Monkey Magic
•- No More Robo-dogs!
•- Canadian Conservatism is Born
•- Yasukuni War Shrine
•- Racism in Japan / Sayuri
•- Richard Gere Fills out a Suit
•- Canadian Conservatism is Born
•- The G in Gundam is for Gackt
•- Anime Deathwatch: One Piece
•- Beej’s Webcomic of the Week - Girl Genius

Running Time: 1:26:34

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-• The Slanket
•- 10 Free Things to do in Tokyo
•- How to Get Laid in Japan
•- Crime of the Century
•- Japanese Don’t Get Fat
•- Queen Mum’s Tasteless Joke
•- Anime Deathwatch: Naruto •- Beej’s Webcomic of the Week - Dr. McNinja

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Running Time: 52:42

Just a quick note to any of you out there looking for Dai-cast Episode 3. The episode will be delayed by about a day or so, awaiting the delivery of new editing software for the show. Rest assured, the show is recorded, and will soon be ready to go. Until then, courage…

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Running Time: 52:42

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Probably no new podcast for a couple of weeks due to the impending holidays, but subscribe to the feed for auto-updating goodness.

Running Time: 40:30

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