A Podcast Seeking Entertainment and Enlightenment through Tokusatsu. Hosted by the ”kaiju academic” himself, Nathan Marchand.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 175 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm History |
Hello, Kaiju Lovers! It’s time to unpack the biggest kaiju release of 2024—Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire! For such a momentous occasion, Nate called upon YouTuber Donny Winter (Growing Up with Godzilla) and a “mystery guest”…who didn’t make it. Dar... more
Hello, Kaiju Lovers! In yet another impromptu “bonus” episode, Nate is joined by Daniel DiManna (Godzilla Novelization Project) to discuss a film that was finally unleashed upon the world by SRS Cinema: Space Monster Wangmagwi. As you can see, this o... more
Ever wonder what would happen if Rito Revolto and Deadpool had a radio show? No? Well, you're gonna find out, whether you want to or not! The Board replaces Nate’s radio show in his absence—without telling him—with a new one hosted by Nate’s hated ol... more
Hello, Kaiju Lovers! Our first Patreon episode of season four—courtesy of executive producer Damon Noyes—is also MIFV’s first double feature and includes our first Roger Corman movie! First, we tackle Corman’s 1957 “classic,” Attack of the Crab Monst... more
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This show is so much fun to listen to! Nathan and his co-horts are entertaining and enlightening for any fan of the genre to listen to. I would recommend it to anyone and everyone!
Really is a fun podcast! Nate and his guests really do know what they are talking about in the kanji world but present it in a fun way. Listening to the podcast is like sitting in a room listening to a bunch of friends laugh and talk about things that they are passionate about.
Fun and informative podcast from an enthusiastic kaiju fan. Nathan covers all sorts of angles in his pursuit of enlightenment via kaiju movies. Definitely worth a listen.
If you like podcasts where the host interrupts everyone constantly then this podcast is for you. Self indulgence, bragging and closed mindedness. Too much Christianity for a podcast about kaiju movies.
I found this cast after seeing his cringey Tiktok. He's really loud... maybe his mic volume should be adjusted? Just when a guest is about to make a point they get interrupted again. He's part of a podcaster click. They all gladhand each other and have each other on their casts. The worst is the ""comedy"". Its painfully cringey and he thinks he's hilarious.
Apple Podcasts | #70 | Australia/TV & Film/Film History |
Apple Podcasts | #140 | Japan/TV & Film/Film History |
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