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Anime Sickos

The Sickos
Severance
Akira Toriyama
Anime
Corporate Culture
Apple TV
Game Mechanics
Video Games
Stella
Labor Issues
AI
Gaming
Elden Ring
Remote Work
Parenting
Chicago
Cats
Anime Industry
Crawfish Comic
Parks and Recreation
Super Train

A podcast for geniuses about the four pillars of modern misery: anime, gaming, posting, & jobs. Starring Tom & Joe. New episodes every Wednesday.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes253Founded7 years ago
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ComedyAnimation & MangaLeisure

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Latest Episodes

I never thought it would happen again: it's a posting episode. The Sickos go nuts over an instant classic thread about a bus driver gone rogue, share the best Steam update of all time (and possibly a reverse wife post?), discover "the Epstein Files o... more

For a while we have struggled to come up with anything to add about All The Horrors: after all, you live here too! That's when it hit us: that's the point. You live here too! We dive into this deep truth, how it exposes the evil in the hearts of ICE,... more

Jacob Dallas of Worker's Lit goes guesto mode! We discuss his new fantasy novel, They Called Her Rebel, the canon length of orc arms (long), how gaming influences the writing process, and why it kicks ass when books have a funny map in the front. Che... more

Aaron and Vince from Kame House Party join the Sickos to talk about Dragonball Daima, a new Dragonball anime we somehow barely heard about. Turns out it's great! A little cartoon devil from Halloween turns all the Dragonball characters into muppet ba... more

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Recent Guests

Jacob Dallas
Author of 'They Called Her Rebel' and podcaster
Worker's Lit
Episode: 244: Jacob Dallas Goes Guesto Mode
Ed Zitron
PR expert and tech analyst
betteroffline.com
Episode: 236: Ed Zitron Goes Guesto Mode
Patrick Cosmos
Musician and guest on Anime Sickos
Solo musician
Episode: 228: Patrick Cosmos Goes Guesto Mode
Josh Watkins
Writer and bookseller
Episode: 226: Josh Watkins Goes Guesto Mode
Josh Boerman
A frequent guest who discusses game mechanics and design.
Episode: 220: Josh Boerman and Dylan Rank Game Mechanics With Us
Merritt K
Author and game developer known for 'Fledgling Manor' and commentary on gaming culture
Episode: 211: Merritt K Goes Guesto Mode
Cohen Edenfield
Game writer and DM of the podcast Skulltenders
Skulltenders
Episode: 208: Cohen Edenfield Goes Guesto Mode
Danette Chavez
Editor-in-chief of the AV Club, culture writer
AV Club
Episode: 199: Danette Chavez Goes Guesto Mode
AJ Ditty
One of the three voices of the Worst of All Possible Worlds podcast, playwright, and actor
Worst of All Possible Worlds podcast
Episode: 195: A.J. Ditty Goes Guesto Mode

Hosts

Tom Harrison
Joe Anderson

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 216 ratings
  • The only podcast

    It’s literally the only one (no others are necessary). Love these guys!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tanoopsie
    United States9 months ago
  • The ONLY podcast

    Podcast Addict
    5
    cornbreab
    2 years ago
  • 5/5

    Like a balm

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yumewaru
    United States2 years ago
  • This Podcast Saved My Files

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GoggleChild
    United States3 years ago
  • Turbo nerds

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gabrus numbuh one fan
    United States3 years ago

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Many fans highlight the unique blend of humor and seriousness that characterizes the show, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking.
Listeners appreciate the genuine and humorous discussions about modern life, finding that the hosts balance absurd topics with relatable content effectively.
The podcast has received praise for its engaging storytelling and insightful commentary on cultural issues intertwined with personal experiences.

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#206
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Apple Podcasts
#249
Poland/Comedy

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236: Ed Zitron Goes Guesto Mode
Q: Is this larger than 2008 in implication?
Ed mentioned that while the current situation could be serious, it's not quite like 2008 due to less direct exposure to regular people.
236: Ed Zitron Goes Guesto Mode
Q: Ed, I got a real quick question just off the top. I need to know this. I've been wondering it for weeks.
Ed stated that he is comfortable discussing any topic, showcasing his readiness and experience in appearing on podcasts.
218: Dono from Radio Free Tote Bag Goes Guesto Mode
Q: Where can people find you and your work if they want it?
You can find me on my podcast, Radio Free Tote Bag, where I talk about dating, relationships, and I also make synth music that you can find on SoundCloud or Bandcamp.
186: Crawfish Comic Goes Guesto Mode
Q: Are you an Anime Sicko?
For the most part, no, with two exceptions. One is Masaaki Yuasa and his movies, and two is Osamu Tezuka. He's given me a horrible disease, and I'm obsessed with his work.
192: Remy Siu Goes Guesto Mode
Q: Are you an Anime Sicko?
Yes. I think it's pretty obvious.

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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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Anime Sickos launched 7 years ago and published 253 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. Jacob Dallas
2. Ed Zitron
3. Patrick Cosmos
4. Josh Watkins
5. Josh Boerman
6. Merritt K
7. Cohen Edenfield
8. Danette Chavez

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