The BLAH Salon: Adult Swim’s Jason DeMarco
Our
special interview series returns at last! This episode, Sean &
Stefan are pleased to welcome Jason DeMarco, Senior Vice
President/Creative Director for Adult Swim On-Air. Jason’s worn many
hats at the venerable nighttime animation/live-action/surrealist
powerhouse: He’s the co-creator of its anime/action block Toonami, the
person responsible for the network’s distinctive promos, and the
unofficial “musical director” for both Adult Swim’s on-air sound and the
albums and singles it’s released from a variety of hip-hop, electronic,
and rock acts. He’s also a longtime fan of both A Song of Ice and Fire
and
Game of Thrones. Jason joined us for a wide-ranging
discussion of the books, the show, the network, the seismic changes
television has seen during his 20-year career, the connections between
animation and comics, how those fields are viewed in America, Japan, and
Europe respectively, the difference between European-American fantasy
and its Japanese-genre counterpart, and much more. Cue up your Run the
Jewels records and listen in!
Download Episode 52
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Jason on Twitter
Jason on ask.fm
Adult Swim
Sean’s article on the legacy of Space Ghost Coast to Coast and Adult Swim
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I'll reply here and wait for it to be deleted. I enjoy this podcast and wish I could listen to it again, but one of the hosts, Sean, in some sort of crusade, publicly humiliated me on twitter and unleashed his followers off to insult me, who then all did the same thing. I shed no tears, don't need counseling, but I was framed as a racist idiot (I'm not one) by someone who I was a fan of, and it hurt and still sucks. I'll eventually drop it, but not yet.
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It seems like you took it up with him on his blog, if that was you. I can't really comment on the issue as I don't know what you guys said or didn't say on Twitter, and I'm not Sean, so I can't really do much about it. I informed him of your post here so he can decide if he wants to answer.
DeleteThanks for the reply,I know that I'm over reacting and probably should not have posted this on your blog, feel free to delete it. I'm not as crazy as I appear to be, I was just very rattled by being called a racist by many, many people when I am honestly not. I'll drop this issue now and I'll keep reading this blog, thanks for the content.
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