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Join Britt and Rose (2blkgirls) who love watching anime, reading manga, and writing themselves in! From the mental health of all these anime orphans to our favorite white haired shonen men, Britt and Rose talk about what's legendary in anime and what COULD be legendary...if only there were 2blkgirls! Click, Listen, and Subscribe!
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Matt and Jonathan talk about the legacy of Pete Rose, his on field exploits and his off the field depredations. The Shakespearean tragedy of the demise of Baseball Commissioner, A. Bart Giamatti, and whether gambling in sports now should be viewed differently. Plus, bonus Luis Tiant content.Por Agony of Defeat
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It's OVERdue for Sakura to get a glow up, a word in, a barrel of respect on her name. Rose and I SO enjoyed writing this fanfic to rewrite Sakura's character. Who's a character you'd like to take creative control over and what would you do? Let us know here, on our IG @2blkanimegirls, or on our Legends of Two Black Girls Patreon. See you all for se…
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Y'all, you ever think about how traumatized these little ninja are out here??? We, as viewers, be in tears and come the next scene the characters have ziplined to anger and then on to fond or regretful memories. That's it. Moved on. Today, Britt and Rose talk about the unrealistic rep of mental health in anime and the moments that were heartbreakin…
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From culture to color. Today, Britt and Rose talk about how color can form the whole plot of some anime and signal the status of characters in others. It's all SO interesting and, per usual, so silly. Do y'all remember Peach Girl? Let us know in the comments here or on our Instagram: 2blkanimegirls. See ya next week!…
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We're back with our second episode! Today we're asking the hard questions like...why does a Japanese shinobi look like he's related to a German (inspired) alchemist? We're gonna get to the bottom of this thing today! If you're interested in the article Rose mentions, you can find it here. We get into a LOT this episode and we want to know your thou…
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In this inaugural episode of the podcast, Britt and Rose choose three anime characters to form a dream team and battle it out. The only rule: No Big 3 picks. Let us know who you think would win in the comments here or on our Instagram: 2blkanimegirls. See ya next week! p.s. you should definitely check out DizzyEight's ode to Aizen on Spotify! It's …
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*Content Warning* This episode of the Agony of Defeat contains swear words. Listeners Beware.In this episode of Agony of Defeat, Matt and Jonathan sit down to talk with political sportswriter Dave Zirin. Zirin is the author of 11 books including his most recent "The Kaepernick Effect: Taking a Knee, Changing the World," and is also the first sports…
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On this week's episode of Agony of Defeat, Jonathan and Matt share their thoughts on the new Netflix Documentary "Untold: Malice at the Palace." They dive into what happened on that particular night, the historical context going into the fight, and the repercussions for not only the players involved, but the NBA as a whole.…
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Baseball in February? Jonathan and Matt remember Hank Aaron and his historic 715th home run, discuss the decision by MLB to recognize the Negro Leagues as “major leagues,” and explore the Hall of Fame’s choice not to elect any candidates this year (trigger warning for all Curt Schilling fans).Por Agony of Defeat
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In this latest episode of the Agony of Defeat podcast, Jonathan Weiler and Matt Andrews analyze the structure of the Houston Astros systematic cheating scandal, those involved, and how baseball should handle this going forward.Further content on the topics discussed include:Sarah Spain on why the aftermath of Kobe Bryant's death is a time not to si…
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In this latest episode of the Agony of Defeat podcast, Jonathan Weiler and Matt Andrews give a brief overview of the political climate in Hong Kong and analyze the growing tensions between the NBA and China after controversy surrounding this year's preseason circuit. Further reading on the topics discussed include:Louisa Thomas writes, in advance o…
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Check out this latest episode of the Agony of Defeat! Find links to articles mentioned in the episode below. (Please note that we had some recording issues with this episode, so you'll hear some little blips in the recording, but we're working on finding better equipment to produce with!)WSJ points to some pretty key inconsistencies in the USSF arg…
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In this latest episode, UNC professors Matt Andrews and Jonathan Weiler dissect the history of the drafts in American sports, analyze the logistics and legitimacy behind this selection process for professional teams, as well as react to the New Orleans Pelicans being rewarded the No. 1 pick (therefore Zion Williamson) in this year’s NBA Draft.…
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In this episode, UNC professors Dr. Matt Andrews and Dr. Jonathan Weiler discuss what they describe as the "Suckiest Super Bowl Ever," notable historic Super Bowls, Trump's thoughts on football, and the future of the sport.Timestamps: 4:49 - Andrews’ SuperBowl predictions7:31 - The Suckiest SuperBowl ever12:26 - Notable SuperBowl’s24:49 - Is footba…
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Returning from a long holiday break, UNC professors Matt Andrews and Jonathan Weiler are back in business with a brand new episode as they debate about the recent inductees into the National Baseball Hall of Fame (1:18 - 33:12). Andrews and Weiler also touch on the resignation of UNC Chancellor Carol Folt and her final act to remove the base of the…
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1:08 - 7:16: Weiler criticizes numerous NFL teams (such as the Washington Redskins for recently signing 32-year-old Mark Sanchez) for playing “pathetic quarterbacks” in favor of a “mid-level starter” like Colin Kaepernick. Meanwhile, Andrews chimes in his thoughts on Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid being randomly drug tested seven times by the N…
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UNC-Chapel Hill professors Matt Andrews and Jonathan Weiler welcome former Tar Heel athlete and current Arizona State sports historian Victoria Jackson as they discuss her recent article in the Los Angeles Times titled “Take it from a former Division I athlete: College sports are like Jim Crow” as well as many other subjects relating to the interse…
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