Cody Baier, Sean Ryan, Jahmere Durham, Mike Martinez and Sean Russell have a heated discussion about lolicon and its relationship with pedophilia.

The hosts of the A3K Podcast rip into several series that some might consider overrated. This series include Naruto, Bleach, Evangelion, K-On! and The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. There is one more selection, but you have to listen to find out. Warning, this podcast does contain spoilers.

Sean Russell, Jahmere Durham, Mike Martinez and special guest host Sean Ryan review High School of the Dead. Warning, this show does contain foul language and spoilers in the second half.

Two years after our last episode, the A3K Podcast is back! In this episode, The A3K crew reviews Blue Exorcist, Tiger and Bunny, Deadman Wonderland and Astarotte's Toy. Sean Russell, Jahmere Durham, Mike Martinez and Cody Baier host this episode 37.

It's the final episode of the "Anime 3000 Podcast", as Andrew rides off into the sunset and the rest of A3K begins anew with their newfangled audio project. The duo debates one last time on the merits of audience in determining what shows should be simulcast, while Joshua and JD reminisce about the days of DBZ and Saturday morning anime. Sean finally dishes deets about the successor to the Anime 3000 Podcast, and Andrew says goodbye. BONUS: Matthew Callueng makes an appearance!

The Fightbait anime podcast joins Anime 3000 as they discuss the depressing state of anime. We also raise several questions. Is this show sponsored by Otaku USA? Is Astro Boy the future of manga in Hollywood or its final chapter? Finally, on a totally unrelated note, is St. Cloud, MN ready for its own super hero? All of this, plus a startling announcement in regard to the future of the Anime 3000 Podcast.

This week, John-Paul "T-Pain" and Andrew fight the power in the Quick Time, over the shoulder shooting, genre defining franchise, Resident Evil. Sean and our special invited guests, Aaron and AJ take a mud bath in the debate over digital distribution. Finally, we discuss the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya... well, sort of. And why are we so into boats and T-Pain?

Anime World Order’s Daryl Surat dispenses his unique brand of animication (anime + education) on the unsuspecting A3K cast. John-Paul joins the regular panel and Joshua reaches his boiling point with the Gundam universe. As an added bonus, watch Sean squirm as he defends the honor of Anime 3000’s existence.

It's the most pretentious episode of the Anime 3000 Podcast yet, as John Paul "Fightbait" from Fightbait and perennial guest Benu join Andrew and Sean to discuss why the otaku uses words such as seiyū and mangaka--is there a weaboo ulterior motive? The panel also weighs in on to what extent anime merits analytical discussion, with asides related to "fauxfundity" (pretentious) and NPR (über-pretentious). BONUS! Andrew explains how to cheat your GameFly queue, and JP cries Nazism. Wait, what? I'm not clarifying,

It's a "classic" episode of the Anime 3000 Podcast, as Sean corrals Joshua, Andrew, and the timeless Matthew Callueng together for a chat about Street Fighter 4 (with a rather lengthy derailment into arcade sticks). Sean and Andrew argue semantics in what exactly a "restructuring" means for Viz, and, if there wasn't enough about fighting games already, Joshua moans in pleasure at the announcement of Tatsunoko vs. Marvel.  Also included is the conclusion of our two-part interview with ANN's Chris MacDonald. BONUS: What happens when you forge an Iggy Pop/Hirano Aya hybrid-opus? And exactly how bad is it?