Show Notes
Abu and Leo step off the Golden Path to discuss a recent controversy in art commentary. Where Dune has been labled "not that deep", they explore the Anime they love and why they ARE "that deep".
This episode contains NO SPOILERS for Dune or any of the discussed anime.
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Links from today's discussion:
The Politics of One Piece – Mother's Basement on Youtube
Traditional Values in Love is Blind – The Atlantic
Imperialism in Full Metal Alchemist – Chy Wright on Medium
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