
A podcast for geniuses about the four pillars of modern misery: anime, gaming, posting, & jobs. Starring Tom & Joe. New episodes every Wednesday.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 257 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyLeisureAnimation & Manga | |||

The Sickos celebrate 250 big ones by doing a mailbag episode, a classic type of episode for podcasters who want to kick up their feet and let someone else come up with all the topics. Turns out: it's really fun! This one turned out great. We have lov... more
June Sternbach from Kill The Computer and Ill Conceived goes guesto mode! We have a vibrant and wide-ranging conversation on the things that have us going sicko mode: live comedy, Pokemon, Super Smash Bros Melee, Lost, folk punk, board games where yo... more
Smart podcasters doing an episode about a popular new video game would ensure their discussion is broad and accessible to the larger listening audience. Well the Anime Sickos are fucking stupid, so our discussion of the roguelike deckbuilder is inten... more
The Devil is still real and he's more present than ever! Folks, the horrors are innumerable as the evil country "America" has begun a pointless campaign of death that will only make the world worse. The Sickos discuss and complain about the indignity... more
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A week after accidentally deleting a critical notes folder on my Gaming PC (which I foolishly use for holding Text Files) and frantically restoring them, a tweet from the Sickos about an RPG supplement they wrote for made me realize I was missing my note file listing cool stuff on itch.io. Turns out a bunch of files hadn't been recovered properly! I was able to restore them eventually (including "Netrunner.md" where I record all the dumb ways I've flatlined). But if it wasn't for these brave Pos... more
Usually when you find someone who’s this level of turbo nerd you’d find them pretending they could do a kamamahameha and saying curse words like they’d get it trouble if their mom heard them say it. These two have somehow subverted the norm and are reasonably well adjusted while being nerdy entertaining. Keep it up!
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Focused on the existential challenges of modern life, discussions often blend humor with serious commentary on topics like anime, gaming, social media, and work culture. Episodes cover personal anecdotes, societal critiques, health issues, and creative expressions, providing a relatable space for listeners navigating the complexities of contemporary existence. The unique approach combines entertainment with deep reflections on the human condition, connecting semi-seriously with audiences concerning struggles such as parenting, mental health, and economic realities, making it both engaging and thought-provoking.
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3. Kill The Computer
4. Quorators
5. No Gods No Mayors
Anime Sickos launched 7 years ago and published 257 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Anime Sickos include:
1. June Sternbach
2. Jacob Dallas
3. Ed Zitron
4. Patrick Cosmos
5. Josh Watkins
6. Merritt K
7. Cohen Edenfield
8. Danette Chavez
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