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from Abcb Café · host Jason Alme

In this inaugural episode, Jason discusses two of his favorite subjects: Kimagure Orange Road and himself. Today's episode will orient you to the purpose of this podcast, as Jason elaborates on what he wants the Abcb Café to become, and what you can expect to hear as a listener: a film studies expert's in-depth analysis of each and every episode of Kimagure Orange Road. Jason Alme holds a degree in Film Studies & Theory from the University of Georgia (graduated 2005). Follow Abcb Café Twitter! Follow Abcb Café on Instagram! Email Team Alme Studios: [email protected]

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