Mechanical Anime Reviews Podcast: Episode 1 – Mecha Introductions

Hello everyone. This may be a surprise for a lot of people, but I think it’s time to attempt another podcast. I don’t think my last one worked because it was a little too unfocused and too “in the moment” for when I created it. This is a rebooted attempt at all of this to see if I can get this going for real. I don’t know if I am the most interesting person in the world when it comes to making these, but I want to try this again anyway. Here is where you can find it!

For the time being, until I am really sure that I am going to continue with podcasting, I will just be posting these to YouTube. If I stay around for a while longer, then I will start uploading in other places for viewer conveniences. I thought YouTube would be a good place to start because everyone has it and I am on YouTube almost constantly anyway. What is one more way to use my account? Nothing Also, the plan is to launch one episode a month because that feels like a reasonable pace in creating these while being busy.

What is the goal? Just talking about whatever I want in regards to mecha anime. Could be a show, could be a concept, it doesn’t matter. The idea is just to get more information out in the open in a much more accessible way. I do think that blog writing is accessible, but sometimes spoken word is a lot easier to handle then written word? In this modern era of youtube and video, I think that’s the case.

Some Notes:
-The music was created by me. I am just reusing a lot of the music that I used for the previous podcast because that one didn’t get off the ground.
-I still don’t like my voice, but this was listenable.
-This podcast starts with me talking about how I got into mecha anime and then dives into real robot and super robot anime comparisons for a bit.
-I also talk a little about Macross 7 and Xabungle.

Thanks for humoring me, everyone. 🙂 I hope you enjoy this mediocre first episode. I still have a lot to learn. Just learning how to audio edit has been a challenge I know better ways to record or edit in the future now then I did before. That’s the fun of this I suppose.