Trash Taste Podcast

The podcast covers topics like committing crimes, punctuality, snitching, spending habits, smells, giving people the benefit of the doubt, retirement, shitting ourselves, self-pleasure, prioritizing personal activities, childhood gaming experiences, and accidental pegging.

The hosts discuss gaming tournament challenges, unusual pillow heights, and the anticipation for Persona 3 Reload. They dive into the unique aesthetics and gameplay loop of the Persona series. They also talk about the frustration of changing audiences and controversies in 'Hamilton' and 'Hazbin Hotel'. The contrasting portrayals of Godzilla in Japanese and Hollywood films are explored. They express frustration with Twitter's handling of replies and discuss the pressure to have an opinion on everything. They engage in a lighthearted discussion about fighting eight-year-old kids.

Pewdiepie, a popular internet personality and content creator, joins the hosts to discuss various topics. They talk about the challenges of choosing a name for a child in a foreign country, the ease of drawing anime art style, the ethics of letting cars merge, the challenges of acclimating to Japan, food and travel in Hokkaido, extreme sports and adrenaline rush, the evolution of game show prizes, disastrous weddings, and comparing traditions between Sweden and Japan.

The podcast discusses the anime tastes of previous guests and analyzes their three by three anime lists. They explore shows like Clannad, Gundam Seed, and Princess Mononoke. They also discuss the influence of Oremo and introduce Edge K. The chapter explores loneliness and struggles to connect depicted in anime shows like 'Welcome to the Edge K' and 'Bojack Horseman'. They analyze Makoto Shinkai's films like '5 Centimetres per Second' and 'Your Name'. They delve into therapy and romance stories in anime, comparing romance portrayal in anime and Western media. They discuss popular anime shows like DBZ, Death Note, and Jujutsu Kaisen, as well as controversial scenes. The podcast also includes discussions about various anime series, funny comedy anime, and the emotional impact of Anohana.

The hosts discuss the distinction between top-rated and most popular anime on MyAnimeList, the phenomenon of recency bias, and the impact of nostalgia. They also explore the popularity of the anime series Steinsgate, the action scenes in Bleach, and the intricacies of Nen in Hunter x Hunter. Additionally, they compare modern romance anime, explore the unique portrayal of romance in Kaguya-sama, and discuss their changing opinions of Sword Art Online and Code Geass.

The hosts discuss their choices and consequences, including living in fictional universes and the impact on the environment. They talk about hemorrhoids, UTIs, and the discomfort of holding in pee. They debate restaurant meals versus home-cooked meals and share anecdotes about bodily functions and avoiding anime spoilers. They discuss living in different countries and the challenges of moving, play 'Would You Rather,' and share personal experiences. They discuss building an animal-free complex, escaping from billionaires, and express gratitude to the audience.

Discussion on non-alcoholic options in Japan and the disappointment in non-alcoholic wine. Exploring controversial topics such as adult products, tech bro culture, and unusual fetishes. Reflections on living in Japan, challenges, and the lack of good games and anime. Plans for the future of the podcast, including exclusive content and high-budget specials in 2024.

The hosts discuss their favorite fidget toys and their thoughts on the TV show 'The Crown' and Legos. They reminisce about navigating a Pokemon cave without flash, explore cave levels in video games, and compare the first and second installments of a video game series. They talk about Game of Tea, the anime Hell's Paradise, an engaging anime show, and the movie 'How Me as Aki'. They also discuss playing Final Fantasy VII with mods, their favorite anime and a YouTuber, investing in JRPGs, complete mobile games, and live-action adaptations. They mention a gripping manga and an entertaining YouTuber for motorbike enthusiasts.

The hosts discuss their favorite foods, hot food takes, and personal preferences. They talk about cravings for McDonald's, childhood pizza nostalgia, and playful conversations about chocolate and eggs. They share opinions on lasagna, chicken wings, and sushi preferences. They debate the importance of food texture, discuss fried chicken and watermelon preferences, and debate whether beer can be considered food. They also talk about disappointing food choices and patron engagement.

The hosts discuss their preferences and experiences with Korean barbecue in Korea and the States. They talk about the unique elements of eating Korean barbecue, including all-you-can-eat options and rice complements. They share their experiences with trying Korean barbecue and fried chicken in Korea, as well as eating street food. The chapter also explores topics such as beer in soda bottles, crowd reactions at sporting events, lip flaps in anime, and the viability of live-action adaptations. They also discuss TV shows on hiatus and the concept of copium in harem anime and toxic sports fandom.