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'''Show me your News''' (abbrieviated as''' SMYN''') is a weekly podcast created by [[SWF]] member Youko. It was created on July 7, 2007 and was formerly known as The Dojo, but was changed due to confusion with the website [[Smash Bros. Dojo]], also called The Dojo. The new name was named after Youko's main, [[Captain Falcon (SSBM)|Captain Falcon]] and his trademark [[taunt]] "Show me your Moves!"

Every Sunday, Youko goes through "The week that was', recounting all the updates on The Dojo website in a detailed and thought out podcast. Each ~~epidsode~~ also ~~inlcuded~~ other ~~segements~~, usually sent in by other SWF members.

Every Sunday, Youko goes through "The week that was", recounting all the updates on The Dojo website in a detailed and thought out podcast. Each episode also included other segments, usually sent in by other SWF members.

As of September 30, 2007, SMYN is in ~~it's~~ second season, which includes newer segments in place of some of the previous segments.

As of September 30, 2007, SMYN is in its second season, which includes newer segments in place of some of the previous segments.

== Episodes ==

'''Pre E3''': The first ~~epidode~~ of the podcast, origianlly aired on July 8, 2007. Youko reviews [[Assist Trophies]], [[Bowser (SSBB)|Bowser]] and his [[Final Smash]], [[Giga Bowser Transformation]], and the [[Bridge of Eldin]]. The Brawl Viewpoint comes from Youko himself and centered on what we could expect from Nintendo concerning [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Brawl]] at E3 2007.

'''Pre E3''': The first episode of the podcast, origianlly aired on July 8, 2007. Youko reviews [[Assist Trophies]], [[Bowser (SSBB)|Bowser]] and his [[Final Smash]], [[Giga Bowser Transformation]], and the [[Bridge of Eldin]]. The Brawl Viewpoint comes from Youko himself and is centered on what we could expect from Nintendo concerning [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Brawl]] at E3 2007.

'''Post E3''': Originally aired on July 15, 2007, Youko reviews what happened at E3 2007 concerning Brawl. He also reviews the ~~Release Date~~ and the stage [[Smashville]]. Who's In begins ~~it's~~ first episode and reviews King Dedede of the [[Kirby (universe)|Kirby]] series, Plusle and Minun of the [[Pokémon (universe)|Pokémon]] series, and Sonic the Hedgehog of the Sonic series. The Brawl Viewpoint comes from [[Dawn Patrol|Blackadder]], and centers on [[Ganondorf]] and any changes that could be made if he enters Brawl.

'''Post E3''': Originally aired on July 15, 2007, Youko reviews what happened at E3 2007 concerning Brawl. He also reviews the release date and the stage [[Smashville]]. Who's In begins its first episode and reviews King Dedede of the [[Kirby (universe)|Kirby]] series, Plusle and Minun of the [[Pokémon (universe)|Pokémon]] series, and Sonic the Hedgehog of the Sonic series. The Brawl Viewpoint comes from [[Dawn Patrol|Blackadder]], and centers on [[Ganondorf]] and any changes that could be made if he enters Brawl.

'''This World''': Originally aired on July 22, 2007, Youko reviews [[Deoxys]] and the chances other Pokémon have as either playable characters or as a [[Pokéball]] Pokémon, [[Samus (SSBB)|Samus]]' [[Final Smash]], [[Zero Laser]] and her transformation into [[Zero Suit Samus]], and "This World..." Youko also begins Show Yourself with his own personal profile. The Brawl Viewpoint comes from [[Dawn Patrol|Cless-Mint]] and centers on the music updates and possible [[Fire Emblem (universe)|Fire Emblem]] character inclusions.

'''This World''': Originally aired on July 22, 2007, Youko reviews [[Deoxys]] and the chances other Pokémon have as either playable characters or as a [[Pokéball]] Pokémon, [[Samus (SSBB)|Samus]]' [[Final Smash]], [[Zero Laser]] and her transformation into [[Zero Suit Samus]], and "[[This World...]]" Youko also begins Show Yourself with his own personal profile. The Brawl Viewpoint comes from [[Dawn Patrol|Cless-Mint]] and centers on the music updates and possible [[Fire Emblem (universe)|Fire Emblem]] character inclusions.

This was the first episode to include the "Youko Barbershop Quartet", singing the [[Pokémon Stadium]] theme song. This was also the first episode to use the new name of "Show me your News", which has remained the name since.

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=== The Rundown ===

Included in every ~~edisode~~, Youko chooses three of the updates in which he will talk in detail about. In the first part, he'll quickly state his ~~opinon~~ on those that "didn't make the cut." Then he'll dive into the three main updates of the week, in which he'll state both his own and SWF members' opinions on the updates.

Included in every episode, Youko chooses three of the updates in which he will talk in detail about. In the first part, he'll quickly state his opinion on those that "didn't make the cut." Then he'll dive into the three main updates of the week, in which he'll state both his own and SWF members' opinions on the updates.

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=== Who's In ===

Once a bi-weekly segment by SWF member Sariku_Uchiha, it was cancelled when Season 2 started. In this segment, Sariku would give his personal views on characters other members wanted him to review. Although he was one of the first people to provide a voice to the podcast, he was criticized for providing a more "personal" view and giving reviews that sounded like he didn't study up on the subject, including the infamous "Wolf killed James McCloud." However, his last review was well ~~recieved~~ by members of SWF.

Once a bi-weekly segment by SWF member Sariku_Uchiha, it was cancelled when Season 2 started. In this segment, Sariku would give his personal views on characters other members wanted him to review. Although he was one of the first people to provide a voice to the podcast, he was criticized for providing a more "personal" view and giving reviews that sounded like he didn't study up on the subject, including the infamous "Wolf killed James McCloud." However, his last review was well received by members of SWF.

The last segment aired on September 23, 2007.

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 '''Show me your News''' (abbrieviated as''' SMYN''') is a weekly podcast created by [[SWF]] member Youko.  It was created on July 7, 2007 and was formerly known as The Dojo, but was changed due to confusion with the website [[Smash Bros. Dojo]], also called The Dojo.  The new name was named after Youko's main, [[Captain Falcon (SSBM)|Captain Falcon]] and his trademark [[taunt]] "Show me your Moves!"
-Every Sunday, Youko goes through "The week that was', recounting all the updates on The Dojo website in a detailed and thought out podcast.  Each epidsode also inlcuded other segements, usually sent in by other SWF members.
+Every Sunday, Youko goes through "The week that was", recounting all the updates on The Dojo website in a detailed and thought out podcast.  Each episode also included other segments, usually sent in by other SWF members.
-As of September 30, 2007, SMYN is in it's second season, which includes newer segments in place of some of the previous segments.
+As of September 30, 2007, SMYN is in its second season, which includes newer segments in place of some of the previous segments.
 == Episodes ==
-'''Pre E3''': The first epidode of the podcast, origianlly aired on July 8, 2007.  Youko reviews [[Assist Trophies]], [[Bowser (SSBB)|Bowser]] and his [[Final Smash]], [[Giga Bowser Transformation]], and the [[Bridge of Eldin]].  The Brawl Viewpoint comes from Youko himself and centered on what we could expect from Nintendo concerning [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Brawl]] at E3 2007.
+'''Pre E3''': The first episode of the podcast, origianlly aired on July 8, 2007.  Youko reviews [[Assist Trophies]], [[Bowser (SSBB)|Bowser]] and his [[Final Smash]], [[Giga Bowser Transformation]], and the [[Bridge of Eldin]].  The Brawl Viewpoint comes from Youko himself and is centered on what we could expect from Nintendo concerning [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Brawl]] at E3 2007.
-'''Post E3''': Originally aired on July 15, 2007, Youko reviews what happened at E3 2007 concerning Brawl.  He also reviews the Release Date and the stage [[Smashville]].  Who's In begins it's first episode and reviews King Dedede of the [[Kirby (universe)|Kirby]] series, Plusle and Minun of the [[Pokémon (universe)|Pokémon]] series, and Sonic the Hedgehog of the Sonic series.  The Brawl Viewpoint comes from [[Dawn Patrol|Blackadder]], and centers on [[Ganondorf]] and any changes that could be made if he enters Brawl.
+'''Post E3''': Originally aired on July 15, 2007, Youko reviews what happened at E3 2007 concerning Brawl.  He also reviews the release date and the stage [[Smashville]].  Who's In begins its first episode and reviews King Dedede of the [[Kirby (universe)|Kirby]] series, Plusle and Minun of the [[Pokémon (universe)|Pokémon]] series, and Sonic the Hedgehog of the Sonic series.  The Brawl Viewpoint comes from [[Dawn Patrol|Blackadder]], and centers on [[Ganondorf]] and any changes that could be made if he enters Brawl.
-'''This World''': Originally aired on July 22, 2007, Youko reviews [[Deoxys]] and the chances other Pokémon have as either playable characters or as a [[Pokéball]] Pokémon, [[Samus (SSBB)|Samus]]' [[Final Smash]], [[Zero Laser]] and her transformation into [[Zero Suit Samus]], and "This World..."  Youko also begins Show Yourself with his own personal profile.  The Brawl Viewpoint comes from [[Dawn Patrol|Cless-Mint]] and centers on the music updates and possible [[Fire Emblem (universe)|Fire Emblem]] character inclusions.
+'''This World''': Originally aired on July 22, 2007, Youko reviews [[Deoxys]] and the chances other Pokémon have as either playable characters or as a [[Pokéball]] Pokémon, [[Samus (SSBB)|Samus]]' [[Final Smash]], [[Zero Laser]] and her transformation into [[Zero Suit Samus]], and "[[This World...]]"  Youko also begins Show Yourself with his own personal profile.  The Brawl Viewpoint comes from [[Dawn Patrol|Cless-Mint]] and centers on the music updates and possible [[Fire Emblem (universe)|Fire Emblem]] character inclusions.
 This was the first episode to include the "Youko Barbershop Quartet", singing the [[Pokémon Stadium]] theme song.  This was also the first episode to use the new name of "Show me your News", which has remained the name since.
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 === The Rundown ===
-Included in every edisode, Youko chooses three of the updates in which he will talk in detail about.  In the first part, he'll quickly state his opinon on those that "didn't make the cut."  Then he'll dive into the three main updates of the week, in which he'll state both his own and SWF members' opinions on the updates.
+Included in every episode, Youko chooses three of the updates in which he will talk in detail about.  In the first part, he'll quickly state his opinion on those that "didn't make the cut."  Then he'll dive into the three main updates of the week, in which he'll state both his own and SWF members' opinions on the updates.
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 === Who's In ===
-Once a bi-weekly segment by SWF member Sariku_Uchiha, it was cancelled when Season 2 started.  In this segment, Sariku would give his personal views on characters other members wanted him to review.  Although he was one of the first people to provide a voice to the podcast, he was criticized for providing a more "personal" view and giving reviews that sounded like he didn't study up on the subject, including the infamous "Wolf killed James McCloud."  However, his last review was well recieved by members of SWF.
+Once a bi-weekly segment by SWF member Sariku_Uchiha, it was cancelled when Season 2 started.  In this segment, Sariku would give his personal views on characters other members wanted him to review.  Although he was one of the first people to provide a voice to the podcast, he was criticized for providing a more "personal" view and giving reviews that sounded like he didn't study up on the subject, including the infamous "Wolf killed James McCloud."  However, his last review was well received by members of SWF.
 The last segment aired on September 23, 2007.