
About this episode
On this week’s episode, host Sequoia Holmes welcomes Emo historian and author of the My Emo Diaries series, My Emo Diaries. The two discuss the career of emo staple Panic! At The Disco, analyze the state of the scene during their career peak, and bring up the pressing question: why all the contention towards emo kids? All this & more!
Highlights
Religious Trauma to Emo music pipeline
A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out
Brendon Urie Brandon Flowers beef
When We Were Young
Soulful emo singers
My Emo Diaries Vol 1 & 2
Long nonsensical song naming conventions that we love
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