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We're listening to imaginary worlds.

Let's show how we create them and why we suspend our disbelief.

I'm Eric Mullinsky.

I recently did a call out on social media asking people to give suggestions for topics

of future episodes.

And a few people mentioned Sailor Moon, the classic anime series from the 90s, because

there's a new two-part Sailor Moon movie on Netflix.

And a lot of people suggested that I look into the queer content of Sailor Moon and

why it was so groundbreaking and controversial.

And I said, wait, what?

I remember in the late 90s when Sailor Moon first came on Cartoon Network.

I was studying animation at Cal Arts and his women in my program were painting murals

of Sailor Moon all over the walls of the dorms.

And it was the first time I'd seen the characters with their big eyes, long hair, long legs,

and short skirts.

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