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KOTV Presents The Kollective Podcast

KOTV Presents The Kollective Podcast

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"The Kollective" is not just a podcast—it's a journey through the worlds of Anime, Manga, Comics, and Video Games from a unique and diverse perspective. Join our group of friends as we delve into the realms of nerd culture, discussing and debating everything from music to mythology. Embracing our authentic melanin-infused selves, we bring a refreshing blend of Afro-futurism, diversity, and inclusion. #podcast #animecommunity #comics #manga #video #anime

In this podcast, we celebrate Blerd culture—a fusion of black and nerd who know no bounds of gender, skin tone, or sexuality. We reject stereotypes and embrace the full range of human expression, giving space for Black individuals to be awkward, brainy, and free in their nerdiness. Tune in to "The Kollective" for a journey that celebrates the beautiful tapestry of Black nerd culture.Copyright TDR Network
Episodes
  • Superman & Fantastic Four: Deep Dive + Anime & Project Updates
    Aug 1 2025
    The hosts of KOTV’s The Collective Podcast kick off with energetic introductions and catch up on recent projects, art, and anime. They discuss their experiences with new shows like Inuyashiki, challenges in anime production, and their creative pursuits. The main content revolves around detailed reviews of recent superhero movies — Superman and Fantastic Four — delving into their story, visuals, characters, and overall impact. They share insights on the portrayal of characters like Mr. Terrific, the evolution of Superman, and expectations for future MCU and DC projects, including the significance of characters like Doom and Namor. The conversation concludes with reflections on animation, anime movies like Demon Slayer, and a brief update on missing the planned Marvel/DC draft due to technical issues. The hosts express excitement for upcoming content and sign off with encouragement to support the channel.
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    1 hr and 16 mins
  • Womp Womp: The Worst of the Worst Animated We’ve Watched
    Jul 15 2025
    Season four, episode thirty-seven of KO TV kicks off with lively introductions, jokes, and banter among the hosts about their passions—gaming, comics, anime, music, and more. They delve into their recent activities, including renouncing titles, birthday celebrations, book projects, music releases, and gaming adventures like Tony Hawk, Dead Space, and more. The cast discusses their favorite and worst anime, highlighting Platinum's End, Hunter x Hunter, Promise Neverland, and Go! Go! Loser Ranger. They share funny stories on game mechanics, storytelling, animation quality, and industry frustrations. The episode also features a nostalgic game of "Guess That Song," with playful reactions and banter. The hosts wrap up with shoutouts, support for indie creators, upcoming merch, and a call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, and follow.
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    1 hr and 19 mins
  • The Importance of Music in Gaming and Anime
    Sep 23 2024
    In this lively episode of the KOTV podcast, hosts Buddha, NBK Zero, Ishman, and Jules reunite after a three-week hiatus to dive into an exciting discussion about anime, music, and gaming. Titled "Smile Bomb," the crew explores the significance of music in gaming, using the nostalgic themes of shows like Cowboy Bebop and new releases like Black Myth Wukong. As they reminisce about past experiences in gaming and their recent encounters, they touch on the rich lore of characters and the emotions evoked by soundtracks. Listeners can expect a mix of laughter, insight, and camaraderie as the hosts share their favorites, offering a glimpse into the connections between anime and gaming culture. A must-listen for avid gamers and anime lovers alike!
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    1 hr and 18 mins
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