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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? How we came out to our family that we watched anime. Kotaku’s “What’s Japans Fetish This Week” - Trains James Burke’s “Connections” The crazy transition from Idol to AV Star to Talent on Japanese TV Making Bread from Rice with Gopan! Despite the earthquake, we can still have inspirational commercials. China copies things, like this great Detective Conan Watch And it’s also making plastic rice! And Beej’s Webcomic of the Week, Scandanavia and the World Bonus, the Game Artisans of Canada ダイーキャスト！ Also, remember to follow Dai-Cast on Twitter to find out when to tune into our live broadcasts. Dai-Cast_05-07-2011.mp3 Listen on Posterous Permalink | Leave a comment »

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