The Fleming Brothers of Wicked Anime join King Baby Duck this week, and after lamenting on the deceitful character known as Hello Kitty the guys chat about why this summer has been outstanding for anime fans everywhere. Plus hear the
Ten years ago America got its hands on a new video game starring Japan's robotic pride & joy. When released Astro Boy: Omega Factor was lauded by fans and critics alike, being declared not just one of the best Game
King Baby Duck starts off this week's show congratulating his ElectricSistaHood pals on an epic milestone, and jumps into a review of John Michael McDonagh's latest movie Calvary. A stupidly funny anime called Kill Me Baby appears on KBD's radar,
King Baby Duck gets excited about the return of Pancake Mountain, and shares a simple idea on how to make next year's Boston Comic Con a more fun experience. Thoughts on the hiatus of Studio Ghibli give way to reasons
A plethora of guests stop by King Baby Duck's castle in this week's episode! First TheDCD and Fantastic Forum's Mayor Young chat with the host about the new Marvel film Guardians of the Galaxy. Then 42Believer, Candy Jam of Candy
The mightiest of all robots takes over the No Borders No Race agenda, as King Baby Duck chats about Company One Theatre's production of Natsu Onoda Power's Astro Boy & The God Of Comics. Then our host gives you listeners
King Baby Duck is joined by the Fleming Brothers of Wicked Anime as they talk about the first couple episodes of the new summer anime series Terror in Resonance and Akame ga Kill! Then 42Believer pops in as the gang
It's the Boston Bastard Brigade's fifth anniversary, and King Baby Duck shares his top five lists of the best of this past half-decade! Which movie has brought the biggest smile on our faces? What's the best English dub the anime
King Baby Duck gets back from watching the first episode of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal, and goes a little bit deeper on why he somewhat changed his tune for the anime Sakura Trick. The world of e-sports gets its
In the anime realm the yuri genre -- one involving girl/girl relationships -- doesn't get as much attention as its yaoi counterpart. At times it can be pretty fan-service-y, focusing more at appeasing boys who may be watching it instead