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EKA is co-hosted, co-produced and co-created by Amanda Valdivieso and Robb Laffoon, with Catherine Jones (CZB) serving as showrunner and executive producer.
In this episode of the Emo Kids Anonymous Podcast, hosts Amanda and Robb welcome Molly from the band Knoxey. They discuss the formation of the band, the unique challenges and experiences of being a female fronted band in the Midwest emo scene, and the importance of social media in building their audience. Molly shares her musical influences, the meaning behind the band's name, and their aspirations for future collaborations and performances.
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In this episode of the Emo Kids Anonymous podcast, Amanda and Robb sit down with Ryan from the band Riley, discussing the band's formation, influences, and the dynamics of being a three-piece band in the Texas music scene. They explore the challenges of being an emo band in a predominantly hardcore environment, the importance of social media for engagement, and the collaborative writing process within the band.
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In this episode of the Emo Kids Anonymous podcast, hosts Amanda and Rob interview Drew Z. from The Warped Band, a tribute band endorsed by Kevin Lyman of the Vans Warped Tour. They discuss the band's unique approach to performing, the evolution of emo music, and the importance of audience engagement. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Warped Tour lineup and the collaborative nature of the band members' original projects.
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In this episode of Emo Kids Anonymous, Amanda and Rob interview Gabe Woodrow, a talented musician with a unique background in motocross. Gabe shares his journey from being a professional motocross racer to becoming a musician, discussing the challenges and lessons learned along the way. He emphasizes the importance of community, kindness, and the influence of his connection with Ace Enders from The Early November.
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In this engaging conversation, Amanda and Rob discuss with Charlie and Nish from the band Tenmonthsummer about their musical journey, influences, and the evolution of emo music. They delve into the band's formation, the significance of yearning in their lyrics, and their admiration for Fall Out Boy. The discussion also touches on their community engagement efforts, the Chicago music scene, and their unique marketing campaign involving Chili's.
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**Trigger Warning: discussion around self-harm and death**
In this episode, Amanda and Robb delve into the misconceptions surrounding emo culture, exploring its perceived dangers and the media's portrayal of it. The hosts emphasize the cultural impact of emo music and the importance of understanding its complexities. They discuss how emo music has been misinterpreted by the media, particularly in relation to tragic events, and emphasize the importance of understanding the emotional depth and positive impact of the genre.
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In this conversation, Chance from Kerosene Heights discusses the evolution of their sound, the dynamics of touring, and the impact of social media on music. The band draws inspiration from various punk genres and emphasizes the importance of collaboration in their songwriting process. They reflect on the different waves of emo music and the camaraderie among bands in the scene, while also expressing excitement about upcoming tours and collaborations.
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In this episode of the Emo Kids Anonymous podcast, Amanda and Rob dive into a variety of music reviews, focusing on legacy albums from Blink-182, Dashboard Confessional, and Mayday Parade, as well as new singles from emerging artists like Leisure Hour and Chris Casey. They discuss the evolution of pop-punk and emo music, the significance of these albums in their lives, and the impact of nostalgia on their music choices. The episode wraps up with a fun Tinder-style review of new singles, highlighting the hosts' personal preferences and insights into the current music scene.
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On Emo Kids Anonymous, Robb and Amanda delve into the rise and impact of My Chemical Romance, exploring their origins, the significance of their album 'The Black Parade', and their evolution as a band. The hosts discuss the cultural context of their music, the band's unique aesthetic, and the mystique surrounding their hiatus and return. They also reflect on the legacy of My Chemical Romance within the emo genre and their influence on rock music as a whole.
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In this special Fourth of July episode, Amanda and Robb review albums and songs with "America" or "USA" in the title, focusing on the cultural impact of iconic albums like Green Day's 'American Idiot' and Fall Out Boy's "American Beauty/American Pyscho. They share personal anecdotes related to the Fourth of July, and highlight the emotional connections to music and the memories tied to these influential artists. In this engaging conversation, Robb Laffoon and Amanda Valdivieso delve into the evolution of emo music, exploring the significance of song titles, the impact of iconic bands like Fall Out Boy and Weezer, and the cultural relevance of artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Taylor Swift, and Eminem. They analyze the dynamics within Fall Out Boy, the nostalgic sound of Weezer, and the themes of American identity in contemporary music, all while sharing personal anecdotes and insights into the music industry.
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