I felt that there's little point to doing a show about a Halloween concert if you can't get it out by Halloween. :-)

This is what I've been babbling about for the past few months. The Akiba Fest J-Pop Halloween Concert Ball, featuring Salia and Psychic Lover.  It was amazing, and you missed it.  However, Rangercast was there, and boy do we have some awesome stuff for you.

We've got cosplayers, we've got gags, we've got hamburgers.  We've even got an exclusive post-show interview with Yoffy, Joe, Salia, and surprise guest Shin-go (the other half of Unicorn Table).

For pictures from the event, check out the Rangercast Flickr.

And special thanks to TenBu Productions for putting this event together.

Timecodes:
Chapter I: On The Road- 5:46
Chapter II: Arrival- 9:58
Chapter III: The Main Event- 17:51
Chapter IV: Aftermath- 36:43
Chapter V: Interview with Unicorn Table and Psychic Lover- 41:19

Pic (for those of you using a podcatcher): Yoffy likes my camera. A lot.  He even snatched it at two points in the show.

Connection issues aside, we have a full house tonight (Tyler, Chris, Impy, Mike, Mike #2) as we talk about Home and Away II, PR Super Legends DS, casting news for Jungle Fury, and some suspiciously well-designed PRJF figures.

OP: Psychic Lover- Dekaranger theme, Salia- Healing You (Gaoranger ending)
ED: Psychic Lover- Jumon Kourin Magical Force (live)

See ya in Springfield!

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Tyler feels inadequate after two other podcasts get cast interviews, one new and another a certain someone has been sitting on since June.  We play a clip from Lisa's interview with Steve Cardenas and discuss.  Then Tyler, Mike and Tober tackle Red Ranger Unplugged and Home and Away Part 1.  Mike goes on an Ultraman rant.  Tyler tries desperately to avoid going on a convention tangent.

OP: Ichiro Mizuki- "Tao"
ED: Theodore High- "Sunday"