[00:00 - 00:05] Two people discussing a video they saw on Twitter of two naked men fighting with their penises.

[00:17 - 00:25]They introduce themselves as hosts of the Trash Taste Podcast and a guest joins them.

[00:31 - 00:36]They discuss the success of their podcast and how it has evolved since the guest's first appearance.

[01:56 - 02:02]The guest talks about finding unique and interesting places for content, including a pole dancing video and a video about a Japanese sexual crime service.

[05:37 - 05:44]They discuss the awkwardness and cringe of some of their videos, including a male strip dancing video.

[06:03 - 06:08]Two people discuss videos they have made, including one about a Japanese sexual crime service.

[06:17 - 06:29]The podcast ends with a discussion about the success of the guest's first appearance on the Trash Taste Podcast.

[06:29 - 06:35]The guest talks about coordinating with another YouTuber for a video about finger blasting women, but ultimately decides it is too risky.

[07:01 - 07:06]They watch a video of the guest trying out the sexual crime service with the other YouTuber.

[07:06 - 07:14]The guest expresses concern about potentially making fun of people in their videos.

[00:00 - 07:14]Two people discuss videos they have made, including one about a Japanese sexual crime service, on the Trash Taste Podcast. They also talk about the success and evolution of their podcast, the awkwardness and cringe of some of their videos, and the guest's first appearance on the podcast.

[07:14 - 07:21]Person is being filmed in an intimate moment

[07:21 - 07:27]Woman is okay with it

[07:27 - 07:32]They watch more content than what was shown on TV

[08:08 - 08:15]They discuss a place where you can get a massage and help women climax

[08:16 - 08:24]Person pitched a video idea but couldn't show anything explicit

[09:12 - 09:23]Japan's laws around this industry are unclear and there are loopholes

[09:23 - 09:31]Japanese lawmakers may be dishonest about their stance on certain industries

[10:00 - 10:05]They discuss a place called a pink cinema where people can watch R18 films and do sexual activities

[11:58 - 12:11]The person has been going to conventions in the US and has a lot of female fans

[13:17 - 13:23]They also released a book in both Japanese and English about the industry

[14:33 - 14:39]The male to female ratio of their audience is 84% male and mostly aged 18-34

[14:50 - 14:55]The English book had an editor to make it more "sorrow"

[07:14 - 14:55]Person discusses their experience being filmed in an intimate moment, loopholes in Japanese laws around sexual industries, and their success at conventions and with their book, which has a mostly male audience aged 18-34.

[16:57 - 17:04]Discussion about the voice of the main character in a book

[17:42 - 17:52]Differences between Japanese and English speaking audiences' reactions to the book

[19:30 - 19:37]Discussion about the Crunchyroll Anime Awards and the judging process

[20:03 - 20:14]Controversial opinion about fans voting in awards shows

[21:36 - 21:43]Comparison to the Oscars and their diversity efforts

[22:13 - 22:22]Comparison to the Game Awards and their fan voting system

[14:58 - 22:22]Overall, discussion about the importance and impact of awards shows.

[22:23 - 22:30] The speaker discusses the balance and fairness of the Game Awards, stating that people are generally happy with the results.

[22:38 - 22:46]They explain their process for choosing nominations, trying to have a variety and not just picking the most popular shows.

[23:50 - 24:08]The speaker and the host talk about the difficulty of being a judge for anime awards, as there are too many shows for one person to watch.

[26:02 - 26:22]They mention the popularity gap between shonen anime and other genres, comparing it to the gap between Marvel and indie comics.

[28:43 - 28:50]Despite their busy schedule, the speaker also enjoys sleeping for long periods of time.

[29:22 - 29:29]The speaker talks about their dedication to watching and experiencing different forms of media, including binge-watching One Piece and getting into Toxatsu.

[22:23 - 29:43]Overall, the speaker and the host discuss their love for anime and the challenges of being involved in the industry.

[29:43 - 29:50] The speaker talks about his past life of playing games and wishing he could still live that way

[30:12 - 30:18]They discuss skincare routines and the importance of sunscreen, especially for those with fair skin

[31:55 - 32:01]The speaker and the interviewer talk about doing food challenges and how it affects their health

[33:45 - 33:52]The speaker and interviewer promote a sponsor, Boxu, and their Japanese snack box

[34:47 - 34:53]The speaker mentions streaming more often and doing voice acting for an obscure anime

[34:47 - 34:53]The speaker talks about doing voice acting for a harem anime

[35:35 - 35:41]The speaker briefly mentions voicing in a hentai previously and not being involved in the PR process for it

[35:56 - 36:03]The interviewer brings up a video about stream sniping made by the speaker's friend, Connor

[36:11 - 36:17]They briefly mention stream sniping and the speaker's experience with it

[36:11 - 36:17]The speaker shares his experience with stream sniping in the IRL space since starting to stream more often

[29:43 - 36:17]The speaker discusses his past life of playing games and touches on skincare routines and the importance of sunscreen. He also talks about his experience with food challenges, streaming, and voice acting for an obscure anime. He briefly mentions stream sniping and his friend's video about it. The speaker also promotes a sponsor and briefly mentions his previous involvement in a hentai. He then shares his experience with stream sniping in the IRL space since starting to stream more often.

[36:38 - 36:45]Person was followed and waited for, leading to them hiding in a bathroom

[37:02 - 37:09]Occurred while streaming, but streaming provided evidence and protection

[37:16 - 37:23]Some people try to catch the streamer after they finish streaming

[37:58 - 38:07]Streaming humanizes the streamer and makes them more approachable

[38:20 - 38:27]IRL streaming allows for enjoyment of visiting new places

[38:39 - 38:50]OnlyFans and independent adult workers are becoming more popular

[38:55 - 39:02]Agencies have a lot of power in the adult industry in Japan

[39:02 - 39:09]Agencies take more than 50% of earnings in Japan

[39:09 - 39:21]Foreign individuals may have more power, but professional filming may still be difficult

[40:27 - 40:35]Some agencies keep a large portion of earnings or do not pay out at all

[40:59 - 41:18]Japan struggles with the concept of entrepreneurship compared to the West

[42:02 - 42:08]Companies and name value are highly valued in Japan

[43:14 - 43:20]Johnny's, a popular male idol agency, had a scandal involving sexual misconduct

[43:21 - 43:28]Despite the scandal, people still join Johnny's for the name value and hope of becoming a male idol

[43:28 - 43:33]The agency changed its name to Smile Up after the scandal

[36:17 - 43:33]Japanese society may eventually shift towards valuing independence and entrepreneurship in the future.

[48:08 - 48:16] The speaker talks about a group in Japan that promotes weather women as idols.

[48:30 - 48:40]The speaker and his friend saw the weather woman at a convention.

[48:52 - 49:00]The group has a 24-hour news channel and does meet and greets.

[49:01 - 49:09]The speaker talks about other countries' weather people.

[49:23 - 49:28]The weather woman's relationship was revealed and her fans were devastated.

[49:52 - 49:59]The speaker talks about the weather woman being seen at Wimbledon with her mother.

[49:59 - 50:05]The speaker talks about how the group that promotes weather women as idols is successful.

[50:06 - 50:13]The speaker talks about how in Japan, it is a big deal if an idol is not a virgin.

[50:06 - 50:13]The speaker and his friend discuss other weather people and how they are perceived in different countries.

[50:13 - 50:19]The speaker and his friend talk about different scenarios in which fans could have found out about the weather woman's relationship.

[50:13 - 50:19]The speaker and his friend discuss the weather woman's appearance and how it is different from other weather people.

[50:13 - 50:19]The speaker and his friend discuss the parasocial aspect of the weather woman's show and how fans feel a connection to her.

[50:13 - 50:19]The speaker and his friend talk about how the weather woman's reveal affects her fans.

[50:13 - 50:19]The speaker and his friend talk about the weather woman's success and merchandise sales.

[50:20 - 50:25]The speaker and his friend were shocked to see her there.

[50:26 - 50:32]The speaker and his friend are surprised by the weather woman's appearance at Wimbledon.

[43:33 - 50:46]The speaker and his friend discuss the surprising reveal of a Japanese weather woman's relationship and the impact it has on her fans. They also discuss the success and parasocial aspect of her show, as well as the different perceptions of weather people in different countries.

[51:19 - 51:30]Person discussing changes in Japan over the past 10 years, specifically in relation to Twitter and streaming culture.

[52:19 - 52:28]Mention of VTubers and their popularity in Japan, compared to Twitch.

[53:17 - 53:34]Discussion about VTuber agencies and their ownership over creators.

[53:17 - 53:34]Mention of exploitation and exploitation by agencies in the VTuber industry.

[55:24 - 55:36]Mention of an anime made by a VTuber agency, which turned out to be a generic idol anime.

[56:14 - 56:22]Discussion about the person's involvement in a new anime, which will air in January.

[56:14 - 56:22]Mention of the person's involvement in a variety of activities related to the new anime, including voice acting and promotional work.

[57:12 - 57:19]Discussion about the airing and subscription of certain parts of the anime.

[57:32 - 57:37]Mention of the person's previous experience with similar content.

[57:38 - 57:43]Sponsored segment for Harry's subscription service.

[50:47 - 58:18]Discussion about changes in Japan over the past 10 years, specifically in relation to Twitter and streaming culture, as well as the rise of VTubers and exploitation by agencies in the industry. Mention of the person's involvement in a new anime and their previous experience with similar content.

[58:18 - 58:24] The speaker talks about using Harry's brand for shaving.

[58:31 - 58:36]They mention the quality and longevity of the blades.

[59:17 - 59:24]They discuss the increasing level of explicit content in anime and mention the series "Redo of Healer."

[1.00:37 - 1.00:44]The speaker talks about a viral video they saw on Twitter involving cock fighting.

[1.02:36 - 1.02:42]They mention the random and sometimes disturbing recommendations on Twitter.

[1.03:40 - 1.03:47]The speaker talks about their Twitter feed being a mix of news and anime-related content.

[1.04:15 - 1.04:21]They mention having upcoming plans to become a game character.

[1.04:35 - 1.04:42]The speaker talks about wanting to fight with bread as a weapon in the game.

[1.05:02 - 1.05:11]They mention wanting to have a unique costume.

[58:18 - 1.05:11]The speaker discusses using Harry's brand for shaving, the increasing explicit content in anime, a viral video they saw on Twitter, their mix of news and anime content, and their upcoming plans to become a game character with a bread-based weapon and unique costume.

[1.05:11 - 1.05:19] Bread and toast are mentioned

[1.05:19 - 1.05:27]Discussion about fighting with bread

[1.05:27 - 1.05:34]Mention of a game called Akiba Strip

[1.05:47 - 1.05:53]Discussion about killing vampires by stripping them

[1.05:59 - 1.06:06]Mention of the game being fun and a sequel being released

[1.06:07 - 1.06:12]Comparison to the game Saints Row

[1.06:19 - 1.06:24]Mention of playing the game on Twitch

[1.06:38 - 1.06:43]Description of the game and its concept

[1.07:04 - 1.07:09]Mention of being hired for having big boobs for a Pachinko promotion

[1.07:17 - 1.07:27]Discussion about being part of an agency and doing freelance work

[1.09:20 - 1.09:26]Mention of adding last minute things in Japanese companies

[1.09:48 - 1.09:53]Discussion about being careful with boundaries in work

[1.09:53 - 1.10:00]Discussion about weird requests from clients

[1.10:08 - 1.10:18]Praise for the guest's successful image change and diverse projects

[1.10:26 - 1.10:36]Mention of playing it smart and transitioning naturally

[1.11:18 - 1.11:23]Desires to be more involved in projects and create her own positions

[1.11:18 - 1.11:23]Mention of enjoying creating content and not just being a part of it

[1.11:31 - 1.11:37]Mention of no longer wanting to participate in sex conversations

[1.05:11 - 1.11:44]Summary of the guest's career and future aspirations.

[1.11:44 - 1.11:53] Person talking about COVID and how it affects their social interactions

[1.11:53 - 1.12:00]Mentions low immune system and wanting to avoid catching anything

[1.12:12 - 1.12:18]Talks about surviving an anime convention and how it's like surviving Chernobyl

[1.12:57 - 1.13:04]Mentions someone asking to pay to play with their boobs at a convention

[1.14:39 - 1.14:45]Person admires the awkwardness and respect of anime fans at conventions

[1.14:58 - 1.15:04]Compliments other person's outfit and accessories

[1.17:09 - 1.17:16]Talks about "Ocean of Go" losing focus in recent chapters

[1.17:30 - 1.17:37]Discusses favorite anime of the year and mentions "I'm kinder" and "Ocean of Go"

[1.17:42 - 1.17:48]Mentions recent chapters of "I'm kinder" manga being all over the place

[1.18:28 - 1.18:33]Mentions being worried about "Kaiju number eight"

[1.11:44 - 1.18:33]Overall, person talks about COVID, conventions, and their favorite anime of the year.

[1.18:54 - 1.18:59]Manga and anime are discussed, with a focus on the popularity of the manga "Kaiju's" and the decline in quality after the first arc

[1.19:10 - 1.19:15]The manga "Danda Don" is praised for its consistent quality and unique storytelling

[1.19:30 - 1.19:38]The author of "Danda Don" and "Hell's Paradise" is noted for producing talented assistants who go on to create their own successful works

[1.21:37 - 1.21:47]The author's strange childhood and experiences may have influenced his work

[1.22:58 - 1.23:04]Some other notable manga mentioned include "20th Century Boys," "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure," "Gantz," "Berserk," and "Fist of the North Star"

[1.24:46 - 1.24:56]The difficulty of separating a work's legacy from its actual content is discussed, using "Dragon Ball" and "Hokuto no Ken" as examples

[1.18:33 - 1.25:58]A conversation about manga and anime includes discussions on popular works, the influence of an author's experiences, and the difficulty of separating legacy from content.

[1.26:28 - 1.26:33]Discussion about the anime/manga series Hoxano Ken and its popularity in Japan

[1.28:21 - 1.28:26]Comparison to other popular series such as One Piece and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

[1.28:52 - 1.28:57]Discussion of the manga artist and their unique style

[1.28:52 - 1.28:57]Anecdotes about the series and its themes, including a controversial sex scene

[1.29:21 - 1.29:27]Mention of the length of the series and its potential for adaptation

[1.29:27 - 1.29:34]Mention of the CG adaptation and its reception by fans

[1.31:56 - 1.32:08]Comparison to other popular manga/anime studios such as Madhouse and Production IG

[1.32:14 - 1.32:20]Mention of the new Studio Trigger and its founders

[1.32:20 - 1.32:30]Personal experience visiting Studio Trigger and interacting with the staff

[1.32:30 - 1.32:38]Discussion of the age and appearance of Japanese people

[1.25:58 - 1.32:45]Discussion about the popularity and unique aspects of the Hoxano Ken series and its comparison to other popular series and studios, as well as personal anecdotes and observations about Japanese culture.

[1.32:46 - 1.32:51]Woman reveals that she worked on Evangelion and looks much younger than her age

[1.33:03 - 1.33:12]Discussion about her age and how she looks young despite working in animation

[1.33:03 - 1.33:12]Mention of the animator living conditions and how it affects aging

[1.33:19 - 1.33:29]Conversation about the importance of Vitamin D and how it affects skin

[1.33:35 - 1.33:41]Mention of the speaker's skin and British mentality

[1.34:29 - 1.34:34]Discussion about Roland and his one-liners and sunglasses

[1.35:17 - 1.35:23]Praise for Roland's ability to act cool and casual

[1.35:36 - 1.35:46]Mention of Roland's favorite anime and how it lost him Twitter followers

[1.37:12 - 1.37:21]Struggle to stop using filler words in speech

[1.38:07 - 1.38:15]Difficulty in finding concise words while speaking Japanese

[1.39:35 - 1.39:42]Amazement at the speaker's English skills without living in an English-speaking country

[1.39:35 - 1.39:42]Appreciation for the speaker's use of slang learned from TV shows

[1.32:46 - 1.39:50]The speaker and others discuss a woman who worked on Evangelion and looks much younger than her age, mentioning the animator living conditions and the importance of Vitamin D. They also discuss Roland and his one-liners and sunglasses, as well as the speaker's struggle with filler words and the speaker's impressive English skills learned from TV shows.

[1.39:56 - 1.40:05]The conversation starts with discussing TV shows like Brooklyn 99 and their love for it.

[1.40:06 - 1.40:12]They talk about shows that helped them learn English and slang, such as Addie McPill and Oisani in Philadelphia.

[1.42:47 - 1.42:52]They mention the differences between British and American humor, with the British preferring more cynicism and awkwardness.

[1.42:52 - 1.43:02]They discuss how American TV shows often try to recreate British shows and it doesn't always work.

[1.46:00 - 1.46:05]They mention shows like Odd Taxi and The L Word having movies and new seasons after many years.

[1.46:13 - 1.46:19]They talk about Friends and its popularity, but also its spin-off show Joey and how it didn't do well.

[1.46:52 - 1.46:57]They mention how the actor from Joey went on to host Top Gear, but it's not a popular show anymore.

[1.47:05 - 1.47:13]They express their hope that shows like Friends and Code Gear don't get more episodes.

[1.39:50 - 1.47:13]The conversation covers topics such as TV shows like Brooklyn 99, shows that helped them learn English, the differences between British and American humor, the successes and failures of American shows trying to recreate British shows, the popularity of Friends and its spin-off Joey, and their hope that certain shows don't get more episodes.

[1.51:19 - 1.51:31] Discussion of various spin-off and sequel movies for Code Geass, Death Note, and One Piece

[1.51:41 - 1.51:53]Mention of the success of the One Piece live action adaptation in attracting new fans to the series

[1.52:17 - 1.52:23]Conversation about the separation between "normal" anime and more "weird" anime, and the acceptance of both by fans

[1.52:52 - 1.52:59]Explanation of the Japanese term "okazu" and its connection to masturbation

[1.53:12 - 1.53:18]Mention of a controversial anime title involving incest and masturbation

[1.53:54 - 1.54:00]Discussion of the potential plot and reaction to the controversial anime title

[1.47:14 - 1.54:12]Discussion of various spin-off and sequel movies for popular anime, the success of the One Piece live action adaptation, and the acceptance of both "normal" and "weird" anime by fans, along with a mention of a controversial anime title involving incest and masturbation and an explanation of the term "okazu."

[1.56:12 - 1.56:20] The group discusses a controversial anime involving a brother and sister.

[1.57:32 - 1.57:39]They debate whether certain genres should be kept more niche or allowed to exist.

[1.59:11 - 1.59:16]One of the hosts discusses a new content series involving "torturing" another host.

[1.59:29 - 1.59:34]The group thanks a member for keeping a channel alive.

[1.59:47 - 1.59:53]They discuss Patreon and social media accounts.

[2.00:05 - 2.00:10]The group thanks a guest for coming onto the show.

[1.54:12 - 2.00:12]The group discusses a controversial anime, debates the existence of certain genres, discusses a new content series, thanks a member for their contributions, discusses Patreon and social media, and thanks a guest for coming onto the show.