It's another Top 5 episode this week, proudly presented by frequent ESH contributor Douceswild. In this episode he gives his take on the Top 5 Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games, or MMORPGs.

He's researched the field thoroughly, spending his own time and money to immerse himself in the worlds of the Matrix, Lord of the Rings, comic book superheroes and the World that is Warcraft.

Which one comes out on top? Well, you'll have to listen to the podcast yourself to find out, now won't you? I'm sure not giving it away.

Listen for yourself. We're sure you're gonna like it.

It's podcast time once again and the Sistahs have a lively show for you this week. You can get a load of it right here.

Pandalicious takes the Mic of a Thousand Truths (M1KT) and talks about an anime she really hates: Baki the Grappler. In her own words, "It's not a Happy Funtime in Panda's pants," which was almost the name of this podcast.

NinjaSistah reports on a much better property: the anime and manga of Trinity Blood. Although Pandalicious has never seen it, Ninja's description of the anime made Panda anxious to catch the series.

It's typical ESH goodness, so don't miss it.

It's Monday again and we have a new episode of the podcast

This episode is another gem in the ESH podcast cap people. We change up the order this week and kick the episode off with MagicMysticGrl's review of the anime series Kamichu!, a series that focuses on the main character learning one day that she's a god while Pandalicious and NinJaSistah compare and contrast their respective rocking experiences with Guitar Hero II on the PS2 and XB360. It's fun and full of tangets... it's Episode 50: Anything Stiff Can Be Broken!

The Sistahs take off on a number of flights of fancy during this week's episode. In all, it's a breezy hour of innuendo, shouting and laughter.

Pandalicious kicks off the proceeding by explaining her fascination with Kodocha, an anime series that started out as a manga and then an OVA. MagicMysticGrl follows up with an examination of the manga Millennium Snow from author Bisco (or is it Crisco? Cisco?) Hatori. Finally, NinJaSistah sees just a little too much in the new video "game" Dead or Alive Xtreme 2, the follow-up to DOA Xtreme Beach Volleyball.

It's got all the Sistah goodness you expect, so enjoy!