
A podcast for geniuses about the four pillars of modern misery: anime, gaming, posting, & jobs. Starring Tom & Joe. New episodes every Wednesday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 275 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyAnimation & MangaLeisure | |||

What to do with the Muppets? It's a question that has stumped Disney for the last ten years. The Sickos come to the rescue with a bunch of pitches, but honestly, it's shameful you even need a pitch. The Muppets are little guys made of felt and when t... more
The four pillars of modern misery: Anime, Gaming, Posting, and Jobs. They have long been "the premise" of Anime Sickos Podcast, and yet we never talk about them. This episode finally answers why. Turns out, pillars need to be on a foundation to stand... more
Whenever the Sickos go on vacation, the next episode is us yapping about going on vacation. Well this time Tom went to Banff in Canada and met a variety of kooky characters and saw any number of funny things. Plus, Joe shares what he's been doing wit... more
Hello Sicko fans. Tom was on vacation so we couldn't record a new episode. Instead, here is the first episode of Tom's side project podcast Did Dat Dude Describe Destroyer? DDDDD is a show in the vein of U Talking U2 2 Me?, covering the discography o... 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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A sharp, humor-forward show that focuses on anime, gaming, online culture, and modern work life. Hosts Tom and Joe riff through pop culture, internet memes, and personal experiences with a brisk, high-energy vibe. Episodes blend deep-dive takes on media with candid reflections on capitalism, technology, and contemporary life, often tying in gaming mechanics, anime debates, and sharp social commentary. Notable is the duo's chemistry, playful banter, and willingness to lean into provocative takes while keeping the discussion accessible and entertaining for a nerdy, culture-obsessed audience. Potential listeners should expect a mix of thoughtful critique and offbeat humor, with frequent references to games, anime, and online culture—ideal for ... more
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Anime Sickos launched 7 years ago and published 275 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. Magenta Geist
2. Joe Kassabian
3. June Sternbach
4. Jacob Dallas
5. Ed Zitron
6. Patrick Cosmos
7. Josh Watkins
8. Josh Boerman
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