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Mar 11, 2009 2 hr 14 min

March 11 2009

from Anime Roundtable

So after Mike does a final check of the equipment, James begins this week with stories about the Japanese exchange student currently at his place. Then we get to the Japan Foundation lectures at Ryerson and talk about Kaichiro Morikawa’s discussion about the Otaku communities making their own space and how Akihabara changed to accommodate, and comparisons with other social spaces. In the bullets, French and English being French and English, and a not so novel stress relief idea in Akihabara getting a novel twist. If you listen closely to the intro, you might here Mike giving off something that sounds like a burp in between sentences. Mike Nicolas, James Austin, Adam Grant, Geoff Greig

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