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Enter the auditory fantasy world of WUngeons & SCragons, a comedic DnD roleplaying show recorded live on the air every week at WUSC FM. Sit back and relax as our hosts, Caleb, Jordan, Canon, and JT, weave you an improvised tale of magic, mystery, mayhem, and the greatest treasure of all: laughter.
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On Campus

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On Campus is a show about stories and experiences from a college town. Every year, millions of young adults flood into college campuses to get an education, but oftentimes, they come out with more. The University of South Carolina is filled with amazing people doing amazing things, and we aim to tell those stories, and more.
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We discuss the formation and history of the all female manga group, Clamp. This group of four women broke many records in Japan by printing and selling millions of their original manga, all while keeping their identities a secret. They've created many household names in manga and anime, such as Cardcaptor Sakura, and they've worked on anime too (Co…
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We discuss Pixar's hit movie, Coco, and its cultural impact in Mexico, and across the world. The film features a mostly Latino cast, and an incredible soundtrack in both Spanish and English. The colorful movie about El Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead), not only received an Oscar for Best Animated Film, but also took home the Academy Award for B…
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Hey, Cryptids! To kick things off, Ann recalls the chilling tale of the Tailypo, a piece of folklore from the Appalachian mountains. Then, in true crime, KC describes the Axeman of New Orleans. In an extended paranormal segment, Ann details the story of the Chain Strangler who killed from beyond the grave,and the girls discuss Elisa Lam and whether…
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In this episode we talk about the Japanese music composer, Yoko Kanno, an extremely talented musician who has probably worked on one of your favorite videogame or anime soundtracks. She’s most recognized for her work on the extensive Cowboy Bebop soundtrack—consisting of 7 albums total! She has dynamic range in crossing musical genres and impeccabl…
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In the third episode of Scarescape, Ann and KC speculate about Mothman, share reactions to John List’s infamous murders, debate the legitimacy of ouija boards during a discussion of Pazuzu, and dive deep into the ocean with a look at the the 12+ foot long spider crab. To take a survey to be a guest on the show, visit the following link (https://goo…
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In Scarescape’s second episode, KC and Ann uncover the eerie legend of skin-walkers and explore the case of family annihilator Jasmine Richardson and her predatory “boyfriend” Jeremy Steinke. Delving into the paranormal, they touch on the black eyed child of Cannock Chase and black-eyed children as a whole, and the show concludes with the infamous …
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In the first ever episode of Scarescape, podcasters Ann and KC cover the legend of the Letiche, more popularly described as the Honey Island Swamp Monster, as well as an unsettling murder by the Spider Man of Denver, Theodore Edward Coneys. Later, they delve into the paranormal to talk about the legend of the elevator to another dimension, and the …
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In the first episode of the second season of BF, Corduroy and Metasenpai discuss the 2012 romance anime, "Kids on The Slope", and its director Shinichiro Watanabe. He is known for his mastery over blending popular music genres and unorthodox settings together. Music from jazz musicians like Art Blakey & Chet Baker appear in this anime, along with a…
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In the final episode of the season, Corduroy and Metasenpai dedicate the show to the musical artists featured in some of famous anime director, Makoto Shinkai’s, most notable films. They discuss music from critically acclaimed films such as Your Name (2016), The Garden of Words, and 5 Centimeters per Second. Music Credits:“Beginning”“Through the Ye…
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Corduroy and Metasenpai discuss the music in Studio Ghibli’s 2013 film “The Wind Rises”, directed by Hayao Miyazaki, which at the time was his final film before retiring, and since then, he has returned to work on a new film, which we can expect to release in the next 3-4 years. Musical credits:“The Falcon”“A Journey (A Kingdom of Dreams)”“Paper Ai…
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Corduroy and Metasendpai talk about the music from cult anime classic Fooly Cooly, directed by Kazuya Tsurumaki and produced by Studio I.G. and Gainax. The Japanese alternative rock band, The Pillows, are the source of this series iconic soundtrack. Musical Credits:“Brand New Love Song”“Last Dinosaur”“Come Down” “Ride on Shooting Star” by The Pillo…
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What happens when someone runs four thousand miles? Well in this episode we sat down with Eleanor Mooney about her work with 4k For Cancer and her amazing trip across the country. For more information on the Ulman Cancer Fund or the 4k For Cancer you can go to http://4kforcancer.org/. Special thanks to Emily Barber for recording this interview. Est…
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Episode Notes Corduroy and Metasenpai discuss the 2012 anime film, Wolf Children (Ōkami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki) directed by Mamoru Hosoda, along with its soft, yet emotional, soundtrack composed by Masakatsu Tagaki. Musical credits: “Atarashii Asa” by Masakatsu Tagaki“Shonen to Yama” by Masakatsu Tagaki“Yawarakai Manazashi” by Masakatsu Tagaki“Okaas…
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Episode Notes Corduroy and DJ Metasenpai discuss the 1995 iconic anime film, Ghost In The Shell, directed by Mamoru Oshii. Along with its haunting soundtrack composed by Kenji Kawai. Music credits: “Inner Universe” by Origa“One Minute Warning” – U2 ft. Brian Eno“Making of Cyborg” – Kenji KawaiBy Garnet Media Group
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Episode Notes Corduroy and DJ Metasenpai discuss Rebecca Sugar’s Steven Universe, which the first show created by a woman to air on Cartoon Network, along with the massive media franchise, RWBY, which took the world by surprise when American production company, Rooster Teeth, first posted this anime styled web series in 2013. Music Credits: Amalgam…
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