Michael D Rowland & Michael K Jallah
Akira Slide Podcast
Your favorite chill midwest podcast about Anime/Manga, Pop Culture, and Music. Hosted by Michael Jallah and Michael D Rowland. Logo by Ari Grace.
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Michael D Rowland & Michael K Jallah
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Último episódio
11 de mai de 2026
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Episódios
Godzilla Minus One 20.01.2025 1:02:19
Anyone who knows me knows i love Godziller. Godzilla Minus One is the most recent entry in the Japanese series featuring the giant lizard and is its first Academy Award Winner for Best Visual Effects. This film's word-of-mouth and box office success alike led to a re-release in theaters in December 2024. I took Jallah as my Godzilla Plus One since this is a film best experienced on the largest scr...
Dragon Ball Daima (Episodes 1 - 10) 13.01.2025 1:45:32
This week we're covering the newest installment of a favorite series of mine - the Dragon Ball franchise! "Dragon Ball Daima" is an animated tale set between the Majin Buu arc and the end of the original manga/story. Due to nefarious actions by Gomah, an impish demon king, our heroes get transformed into children. It's up to Goku, Kaioshin, and his Little Friends new(!) and old to save Earth's gua...
What is "The Akira Slide" and Who are "We?" 06.01.2025 56:40
In our inaugural episode, we seek to answer the following questions: Who are Michael Jallah and Michael D. Rowland and how did they meet? What was it like growing up in the 1990s, when Anime was still called "Japanimation" and went from a truly niche prospect to a now-Mainstream pop cultural juggernaut? What the hell is "Samurai Pizza Cats? How do people actually enjoy the Live-Action Sonic movies...
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