Creator Spotlight: Kory Torjussen

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05/29/24 • 79 min

What drives someone to turn their love for Japanese culture, anime, and manga into a successful podcast? Kory from "The World is My Burrito" podcast joins us to share his inspiring story and the role the Jacksonville podcast community played in his journey. We bond over our mutual passion for pop culture, recounting our experiences at various conventions and the shared values of reliability and professionalism in both podcasting and photography.
From amateur snapshot enthusiast to professional event photographer, Kory recounts the early days of his journey and how networking with seasoned photographers opened doors to incredible opportunities. We discuss the importance of building a strong portfolio, the value of professional relationships, and capturing the magic of convention events.
Ever wondered how vibrant community cultures can shape creative careers? We dive into the grassroots efforts that have cultivated Jacksonville’s creative scene, highlighting local heroes and the initiatives they've championed. Our conversation takes a nostalgic turn as we explore the profound influences of franchises like Godzilla and Gundam on our creative paths. Plus, we wrap up with two fun movie-based games that promise to test your film knowledge and keep you entertained!
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What Did I Miss? (May 2024 Bonus Episode)

Step right up to the ultimate pop culture carousel as we, alongside our dynamic guest Ivan Patch, unwrap the bustling world of May’s entertainment offerings. We’ve got the buzz on the latest from the gaming universe, including Microsoft's gaming strategy and the adventurous future of the Tomb Raider series. With our trademark banter and a fresh competitive game to spice things up, we’re laying it all out - from Marvel's intricate content weave to streaming releases stirring the cinema versus couch debate.
Marvel aficionados, brace yourselves as we dissect the MCU's relentless release schedule and its effect on the universe we’ve devotedly followed. Are we facing superhero saturation, or is this rapid-fire rollout a fan's dream come true? Plus, we speculate on the fresh faces and uncharted paths for iconic characters, diving headfirst into the deep end of TV adaptations, content strategies, and what lies ahead for our beloved Avengers. Meanwhile, gamers get ready to navigate through the tumultuous waters of the gaming industry's future and reminisce over Sunset Overdrive’s legacy with Ivan, who joins us straight from conquering the convention scene.
Capping off the month, we tackle the controversies and curiosities that have gamers and film buffs alike chattering. From the heated discussions surrounding Assassin's Creed’s inclusivity to the impact of early streaming on the treasured theater experience, we're not holding back. Embrace the excitement, humor, and occasional rule bending in our latest episode, where the only thing you need to do is... wait for it. Join us, Phil, Eric, and Ivan, on this rollicking ride through May's pop culture peaks and pitfalls – we promise, the fun is just beginning!
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Late To The Party - The Mitchells vs. the Machines

What if your family could save the world from a robot apocalypse? On this episode of Late To The Party, we unpack the electrifying journey of "The Mitchells vs. The Machines," an animated film that blends humor, heartfelt moments, and stunning visuals. Directed by Mike Rianda, this quirky Netflix gem follows a dysfunctional family who unexpectedly become humanity's last hope. As we reflect on the film's initial hurdles and why it took a while to catch our eye, we share our thoughts on its dynamic animation, compelling storytelling, and standout characters.
Comparing it to animated blockbusters like "Into the Spider-Verse" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," we highlight why "The Mitchells vs. The Machines" holds its own despite not having the same level of groundbreaking narrative. Danny McBride’s voice acting and the rest of the cast are standout elements that elevate the film. We also discuss how the movie's portrayal of modern family dynamics and clever comedy make it a must-watch, even if it doesn't reinvent the wheel in storytelling.
Finally, we delve into how the humor and generational jokes play out, comparing it to films like "A Goofy Movie" and "Age of Ultron." We also pit it against recent animated hits on IMDB's recommended watch list. Wrapping up, we acknowledge its accolades at the Annie Awards and Oscars, reinforcing why this film is a solid recommendation for family viewing.
Letterbox'd Synopsis: A quirky, dysfunctional family’s road trip is upended when they find themselves in the middle of the robot apocalypse and suddenly become humanity’s unlikeliest last hope.
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