King Baby Duck checks out the short anime series Ninja Girl & Samurai Master, and stumbles away from it with laughter surrounding his belly. Two new music documentaries bring the spotlight to the iconic bands X Japan (We Are X) and
We've reached yet another milestone as we hit our 150th official Podcast episode, and Jonathan Fleming from Wicked Anime and Sarah "42Believer" Barry join in on the festivities for some super-sized anime talk! The trailer for the live-action Ghost in
The Chicago Cubs finally rid themselves of their World Series curse thanks to Bill Murray, while King Baby Duck looks at the new BBC America show Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency. All bets are off for best dumb anime of 2016, as
After a couple weeks of post-con stuff, King Baby Duck returns with his thoughts on the Nintendo Switch and the recently-released PlayStation VR. Treading on dangerous waters, our host shares his very blunt thoughts on the recent Fox TV remake
After performing a football-inspired song with his Tom Waits cover band, King Baby Duck gives his two cents on why anime isn't as brilliantly weird as it once was. The horror comedy film WolfCop gets a sequel, and the ending
Returning from the Boston Festival of Indie Games, King Baby Duck implores the award-givers out there to consider the new Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds documentary One More Time With Feeling when it comes time to hand out the statues. More
King Baby Duck gives a high recommendation for the Netflix film The Little Prince, while still lamenting over the fact that it didn't get the proper theatrical release it deserved. Revisiting Lucky☆Star shows that the series hasn't aged as well as it
Ten years ago, when the idea to do No Borders No Race was but an idea in my head, the number of Japanese bands I was knowledgable about was roughly a dozen. Within that small group was a band that
No Borders No Race returns to its regular format, as King Baby Duck shares his two cents on the latest Death Note movie casting news and his experience with Pokémon Go. A bold reason for why Star Trek Beyond was
With just two seasons, the Love Live! franchise and the μ's idol group spawned from it became synonymous with the perfect combination of anime and music cross-promotion. Catchy songs, strong character development, and even some surprisingly real emotion have been cornerstones