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This week on MSB: Thom discloses his bias, Nina says several brilliant things, and a new(ish) guest joins us to discuss anime, animation, and animators in 0080! 

We're thrilled to welcome "old" anime fan and historian Matteo to MSB. You can find Matteo on twitter at https://twitter.com/MatteoWatz, and you can find his writing on his blog https://animetudes.com/ or on https://fullfrontal.moe/. 

The Inoue Toshiyuki interview mentioned during the podcast can be found here: https://fullfrontal.moe/toshiyuki-inoue-interview/

This episode also includes the song Unveiling Soul by Evgeny Teilor, available at https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Evgeny_Teilor/Appearances/Unveiling_Soul_1751 and licensed under a CC BY Attribution license.

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Jeffrey M Heimann

The "War in the Pocket" coverage has been sublime thus far! And once again you have found another fascinating guest. Keep up the good work.