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Every month, we randomly pick an anime, watch it, and review it — the storylines, characters, concepts, music, animation, and all the good stuff in between!

In a future where global tensions simmer in a never-ending Cold War, the line between human and machine begins to blur in terrifying ways. Let’s Get Together by science fiction master Isaac Asimov is a taut, cerebral thriller that explores the chilling potential of artificial intelligence and infiltration. When Elias Lynn, Chief of the Bureau of Robotics, and young Security officer Ralph Breckenridge discover that humanoid robots may have already infiltrated the United States, the stakes skyrocket.

A show following a married couple who play through video games together, experiencing some games for the very first time. They discuss their digital journey including story, characters, and gameplay. Join them and play along Together (In Pixels)!

Shack Together, from Shacknews, is about coming together in the name of our very first love: games. Tune in every Friday for commentary from Shacknews CEO Asif Khan and a pool of rotating guests covering the latest in gaming, technology, their respective industries, and more.

Mystic and Sapphy are a husband-and-wife team who love knowing the background of the video game worlds they've explored over the years. In Lore Together, the two talk about what they've found out as they deep dived into some of their favorite fictional worlds.

"Let's Get Together" showcases Isaac Asimov's prophetic vision of artificial intelligence gone wrong. In this chilling short story, humanoid robots with a deadly secret threaten humanity's existence. Originally published in 1957, Asimov's tale eerily anticipates modern concerns about technological oversight and autonomous weapons. This science fiction classic demonstrates why Asimov remains the definitive voice on robotics in literature. Perfect for fans of thought-provoking sci-fi, AI ethics enthusiasts, and collectors of Golden Age science fiction.

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A weekly podcast looking back at the manga series Fruits Basket by Natsuki Takaya.

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There were ten humanoid robots somewhere in the United States, each one carrying a fragment of a TC bomb. TC! The race for sheer horror in bomb-ery had ended there. TC! Total Conversion! The sun was no longer a synonym one could use. Total conversion made the sun a penny candle.

After a century-long cold war between Us and Them, an agent arrives and informs authorities that robots identical to humans have been developed by Them. Ten are already in America and when they get together, their combined components will trigger a nuclear-level explosion capable of destroying a major American city. The head of U.S. robotics is tasked with finding and destroying them before they can succeed.

A comedy hang-out podcast centered around multiplayer gaming. Join Nave and a guest as they discuss assholes, wasting money, and eventually whatever game that's in the title.

Aliens be probin' ya! Maybe. Probably not. But maybe! Let's find out together. This series painstakingly and methodically explores over 9400 reports of actual alien interactions. Most are nonsense. But some......

Five colonists wake up on the other side of the universe without their memories. Forced to piece together the past, they find themselves the last living creatures in the universe.

Daring swordfights, mysterious dungeons, puzzles, monsters, sweet melodies, and… deadly chickens? The Legend of Zelda game series has it all! In Trifriend Heroes, we’ll discuss not just the history, graphics, sound, and gameplay of the series, but the mythology and stories of Hyrule as well, as we play through the Legend of Zelda series. Trifriend Heroes is hosted by Stay Together Network’s Ellen, Kayla, and Kassem—hosts of Equivalent Exchange: a Fullmetal Alchemist podcast, and Let’s Stay Together: a Fruits Basket podcast. Join us for episode 1 on June 1st, and every month after, ...

Teachings that do not speak of pain have no meaning, because humankind cannot gain something without first giving something in return. In alchemy, to obtain something, something of equal value must be lost—this is equivalent exchange. Join hosts Ellen, Kassem, and Kayla as we read through Fullmetal Alchemist by Hiromu Arakawa chapter by chapter, exploring every twist, turn, explosion, transmutation-gone-awry, and moment of connection (and hubris) the series has to offer. Fans old and new will enjoy deep discussion—and a few tangents and laughs along the way.