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On this episode we check out the yōkai mystery of In/Spectre, surmise the Asian influences from Yona of the Dawn, and analyze a blunt genius in Hibiki: Shousetsuka ni Naru Houhou for another round of Triple Dip!

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Timestamps:

• 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “New Stranger” by sora tob sakana from Hi Score Girl, Opening, Introductions, Social Media, Upcoming retrospective Tokyo Tarareba Girls
• 00:02:04 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: Dragon Ball Z OST “Prologue”, Darfox checks out the Spanish dub of A Silent Voice with his parents
• 00:09:10 - Darfox made a Death Stranding gameplay analysis video
• 00:10:42 - dakazu is enjoying the cute chibi 4-panel comics about the real life older otaku husband and his younger Chinese wife in Chuugoku Yome Nikki
• 00:13:05 - dakazu desperately tries to promote Natsume Ono’s not simple without giving spoilers
• 00:15:53 - BENJIE is a full color manga about being a zookeeper at the interactive North Safari Sapporo zoo, which actually exists in Japan
• 00:19:56 - News: Expiring Netflix Licensed Originals like Knights of Sidonia have problems finding new deals due to a lack of viewership statistics
• 00:26:30 - We discuss the possibilities behind a company putting big money up for exclusive manga publishing
• 00:30:32 - A stage play of Blood Blockade Battlefront is scheduled for November 2019 in Japan
• 00:32:35 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Darfox Dabbles, Darfox will revisit Weekly Shonen Sunday and Weekly Shonen Magazine to check out some of their newer manga
• 00:33:38 - Main Segment Triple Dip: In/Spectre/Yona of the Dawn/Hibiki: Shousetsuka ni Naru Houhou, Transition Song: “Catch up, latency” by Union Square Garden from Run with the Wind, we read the beginning of each manga for discussion and to see if we’d keep reading it before picking our favorite of the three
• 00:34:52 - In/Spectre by Kyo Shirodaira & Chashiba Katase
• 00:46:07 - Yona of the Dawn by Mizuho Kusanagi
• 00:59:41 - Hibiki: Shousetsuka ni Naru Houhou by Mitsuharu Yanamoto
• 01:15:59 - Next Week’s Topic: Darfox Dabbles on Weekly Shonen Sunday & Weekly Shonen Magazine, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “wish men” by sunbrain from Beet the Vandel Buster

"Ibland gör det mig mörkrädd; hur hårt och skoningslöst det döms och kategoriseras baserat på yta. Vi vet ju inget om någon annans kropps historia. Är det så svårt att mötas med öppet sinne och respekt?" Stina Wollter

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Söndagens gäst Yona Kimhi beskriver sig själv som en kreativ person med starka känslor och åsikter. Yona har också sjukdomen PCOS, som bl.a. rubbar hormonbalansen. För Yona har PCOS varit en del till varför Yona tycker att definitioner som ”man” och ”kvinna” är otillräckliga för att beskriva dens könstillhörighet.
Yona själv är nöjd med att kallas ”den” eller ”hen”. 

Inom sig själv har Yona inga problem – det är i kontakt med omvärlden, t.ex. i form av sjukvården, som det blir problematiskt.
Oftast är det lättare som förskollärare, i mötet med barnen, än i mötet med andra vuxna. 

Och det skulle vara väldigt skönt om omgivningen slutade tycka så mycket, som att Yona borde bli smalare (personer med PCOS går lätt upp i vikt), eller borde säga ja till hormonbehandlingar, eller att ta bort behåringen med laser. Det skulle ju kunna vara så enkelt att bara fråga ”Vad behöver du?”.

Yona själv vill att vi ska acceptera dens kropp som den är istället för att den ska behöva ändra på sig för någon annans skull. För Yonas del finns det inget alternativ, ”jag kan ju inte gå och gömma mig, då skulle jag inte kunna leva”.

Hör Stina och Yonas samtal kl 22-23 om längtan och acceptans, om att bryta mot normer, om kropp och själ och om en hel del däremellan.



Du som lyssnar, vilka normer kämpar du med och mot?

Har en diagnos skapat förutsättningar kring ditt liv? På vilket sätt?

Vad vill du att andra ska förstå?

Vad vill du lyfta kring acceptans som du brinner för?


Hur ser du på din kropp?

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Yona Love didn't have an easy childhood. Born in Israel, she came to U.S. with her mom and her four siblings at age nine after her parents divorced, and she chipped in where she could as her family was on public assistance in order to get by. It was during this time, that Yona says she learned the value of working hard by watching her mom learn English, study at night and build what later became the family's constructions business, which Yona now helps run. But deep down, in the midst of blueprints and permits, Yona always had a love for fashion.

 

 Today, although Yona still runs the family constriction company, fashion is her business, and her new line Yona New York is -- made for women sizes 14 - 24 -- is gaining momentum. Most recently one of her looks was worn by This is Us star Chrissy Metz, and it has been featured in publications such as Refinery 29 and Life & Style.

 

On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Yona talks to us about addressing a pain point with your business, going after deferred dreams, and keeping it all in the family (business).

 On this episode you'll learn:

How to get over the life's hurdles.How to tap into your resilience and not give up.The importance of second chances.Find a way to do that thing you love.Tapping into deferred dreams.Creating a business that solves a pain point.How to reach out to influencers.

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I was reading Bertrand Russell's autobiography aloud for Dee and I when he mentioned this poem. Dee said she had to learn it in French as a child. I had never encountered it so as philosopher I felt a need to get acquainted (okay Dee demanded I stop and read it as well). So I did a cold read with my soul, my own authenticity as the character (playing ones self! I know leet acting right). All that being said I submit this to you as my birthday present to myself and everyone for my birthday.

If fear is the base negative emotion courage is of the highest virtue.
-Yona

This week we watched: Yona of the Dawn When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace We also talk about Final Fantasy Distant Worlds & Video Games Live concerts, Super Smash Bros Wii U tournament plus poop rumours

Faia and Aisu deliver a bi-weekly audio journey showcasing the world of dance music. Experience the elements.Track list 1. KhoMha - The Dark Knight [Original Mix] 2. Christian Burns & Paul Van Dyk - We Are Tonight [Walden Remix] 3. Joint Operations Centre - Bowzer [Original Mix] 4. Totally Sick & Yona - Conviction [Original Mix] 5. EDU pres. Eldar - Rain [Original Mix] 6. Aretzi & Romeo Quenn - Trash Talk [Original Mix] 7. Kiholm & Kris O'Neil feat. Roberta Harrison - Nothing Remains [Tom Cloud Remix] 8. Manuel Galey - Machine [FTampa Remix] 9. Nitrix, Digital Self & Tek-Tonic - Kill List [Original Mix] 10. Plastik Funk - Let Me See Ya [Twoloud Remix] 11. Heatbeat - Chow Mein [Original Mix] 12. Spencer & Hill, Lindsay Nourse - Washed Out Road [Club Mix] 13. Ferry Corsten feat. Aruna - Live Forever [Shogun Remix] 14. Bobina - The Space Track [Andrew Rayel Stadium Remix] 15. Benny Benassi feat. Channing - Come Fly Away [Maurizio Gubellini Remix] 16. Icona Pop - All Night [Cash Cash Remix] 17. Eminence, RedMoon, Holly Drummond - Changes [Original Mix]

Yona Harvey is the author of the poetry collection, Hemming the Water (Four Way Books, 2013), and the recipient of an Individual Artist Grant from The Pittsburgh Foundation. Her work has been published in jubilat, Gulf Coast, Callaloo, West Branch, and many other journals and anthologies, including A Poet's Craft: A Comprehensive Guide to Making and Sharing Your Poetry (ed. Annie Finch; University of Michigan Press, 2012). She lives with her husband and two children not far from where jazz pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams grew up. Williams married the spiritual to the secular in her music, and is a regular muse in Yona's writing.