
Mack & Lindsey explore the chaotic world of 80s & 90s anime. Join them as they experience and review iconic classics, hot garbage, and hidden gems while delivering a dose of nostalgia and laughter in every episode. animeighties.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Animation & MangaLeisure | |||

Happy Halloween! This week Lindsey has decided her own fate for the finale of Halloween, and she chose... tentacles. Not that she had much of a choice though. Since all these options contain tentacles!
Content warning: s3xy stuff. But also hilarious... more
This week things get extra saucy while our minds get whipped back and fourth with some insane lore drops, and some even weirder moments with old papa!
Fooly Cooly - Anime - Manga - Studio Gainax
Halloween season continues with a strange anime from 1989: The Laughing Salesman. Be careful what you wish for, you might end up with some dumb idiot dude making your life worse for fun!
Keyword soup:
anime manga horror japan animation shonen shouj... more
This week we're diving into the dark side of Rumiko Takahashi with an 80's horror film based on her 1984 one shot manga of the same name!
halloween horror film manga ranma urusei yatsura spooky
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I recently watched the anime 3x3 Eyes and took to the internet to search for others talking about this thing I had just fallen in love with, only to find that fans of this particular manga/anime aren’t the type to make fansites or cosplay or have much of a presence online at all. I did, however, stumble on to this show. The hosts aren’t snarky gatekeepy clout-chasing know-it-alls, just relatable normal people who enjoy taking about the things they like. Highly recommended.
I grew up with a lot of these retro anime and it’s been so fun to be exposed to new and familiar titles through this cute duo! Highly recommend if you enjoy an easy going podcast with bestie vibes
Started with the Vampire Hunter D episode, stayed for the Weiner Olympics... jumped to the episode with Gunsmith Cats (those three OVA episodes are so darn good)! Wait, you don't know about the Weiner Olympics? You'll just have to listen to the episodes and catch up!
I first was brought to this podcast through listening to Anime out of context and I’ve gotta say that this pod is pretty solid. The hosts are great they have fun chemistry and the pods just all around fun. Keep up the good work y’all!
P.S. I forgot to mention but i love the cover art. It’s fun.
Great podcast all around. The hosts are great and fun to listen to with great banter. Great sound quality and the hosts mostly stay on topic.
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A lively duo tackles retro anime from the 80s and 90s with a mix of nostalgia, thoughtful critique, and playful banter. Episodes span classics, hidden gems, and cult favorites, often balancing in-depth discussion with lighthearted riffs, design quirks, and cultural context. The show stands out for its upbeat chemistry, approachable takes on era-specific trends, and willingness to tackle both beloved classics and more controversial titles with humor and honesty, making it a good fit for listeners who want approachable, fan-friendly conversations about anime history and fandom.
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