Emo Kids Anonymous

Our guest today is Joshua Talbot from Aren't We Amphibians. Their new album "Parade! Parade! is out today courtesy of PNWK records. In this interview Josh tells us about their journey as emerging emo darlings, the writing process of their new album, and the themes of hope and self-acceptance that resonate throughout their music. He shares insights into their influences, recording process, and their touring plans, while also stressing the importance of the DIY community. We also dive into their experience signing with PNWK, playing the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and growing as a band. Seriously, you guys wanna check out their new record it's an AOTY contender.

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*Unfortunately Amanda was unable to join me for this episode, she will be back next week thankfully. Lorde knows I need her to captain this ship. Thankfully I was joined by two worthy guests, Lisa from Stereo Therapy and Kanan from NAPNET news. Please enjoy, and Amanda I hope I didn't say or do anything too bad without you there to keep me in line.* -Robb Laffoon

On this episode we dive deep into everything fandom. The online communities, the barricade brigades, meet and greets, and everything in between. we get into personal experiences, the evolution of fan culture, and the impact of social media. The sense of community that fandoms create, the challenges of elitism, and the significant role female fans play in the music industry all come up as well. This also touches on the accessibility of concerts and how personal identity is intertwined with the bands you love. At one point the discussion also touches on the controversial legacy of the band Brand New and the complexities of navigating the separation of art from artist and yeah, we also touch on the best and worst fanbases. At the end of the day though this episode is about importance of respect and understanding within the music community that we all need to work together to achieve.

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On this episode of Emo Kids Anonymous we are joined by Duncan from the Relate. for a wide ranging conversation. We touch on everything from Third Eye Blind to blink-182 and Jerry Finn to the dynamics of the Denver music scene. We dive deep on the creative process behind Relate's music, as well as Duncans work as a producer. We discuss the importance of social media in promoting music, the challenges of drawing crowds, and the significance of connecting with fans on a personal leve.. Duncan shares insights on the upcoming EP and the evolution of the bands sound.

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In this interview we were joined by Mike, John and Stanli of Summerbruise! They delve into their songwriting process, the evolution of the band, and the influences that shape their music. And yes, Robb and Mike mark out over wrestling. The band also dives deep into the new album Infinity Guise, available everywhere now courtesy of Side One Dummy.

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In this weeks episode, we get a little personal as we dive into the five albums that changed each of our lives. We cover Amandas musical journey from Minnie Mouse to Patrick Stump and all of the stops inbetween as well as Robbs realization that blink-182 and Bright eyes led him to Bruce. The episode gets heavy and is full personal anecdotes, reflections on musical journeys, and a nostalgic look back at the albums that defined our youth as well as the people along the way.Emo Kids Anonymous is Amanda Valdivieso and Robb Laffoon.New episodes drop every Wednesday as well as artist interviews on Monday and Fridays! Be sure to like and subscribe!Follow us on other platforms:X: @emokidsanonpodIG: @emokidsanonymousTikTok: @emokidsanonymousEmo Kids Anonymous is a proud part of Never A Phase Network. Please follow and subscribe to stay up to date!

ladies and gentlemen, the real sports boys are back. In this interview, we were lucky to be joined by Kris and Sean from sports. We discusses the bands histry from formation to hiatus to their recent comeback and resurgence. They reflect on their experiences during their hiatus, the writing process behind 'Demon Daze', and the significance of social media in reconnecting with fans.

Kris and Sean were a great time and they were cool enough to walk us through the bands creative process, their stance on song titles, and their excitement about the current emo scene and upcoming tour with trsh and Kerosene Heights . The conversation veers in a few directions so you'll hear us talk about everything from Magic the Gathering to Matt Damon to sports. you know, sports like football. Rest assured though, we talk about the band sports. quite a bit so if you've been missing the band during their hiatus this is for you.

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In this episode we are joined by Mitch Gulish from Saturdays at Your Place! Mitch discusses the bands journey in the emo music scene, the creative process behind their new album (OUT TODAY!), and the importance of community and collaboration.

Mitch gives us tons of insight into the songwriting dynamics, of the band and the anticipation surrounding their upcoming tour. Most importantly though, we discuss the new record "These Things Happen", which comes out today. This album is a 10 song, 24 minute midwestern masterpiece, and Mitch dives deep on the creative process behind writing, recording, and performing these songs.

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In this weeks episode of Emo Kids Anonymous, Amanda and Robb dive into MTV and the Video Music Awards from this past weekend while discussing their current relevance. They go over personal experiences related to them, highlighting the cultural impact of music videos and the decline of MTV as a leading force in pop culture. The conversation touches on this past weekends VMAs, the disconnect with contemporary music, and the challenges artists face in gaining recognition today. Ultimately, they explore the future of award shows and the need for adaptation in a rapidly changing music landscape. They also wax poetic about some personal favorites and the cultural significance of music videos.

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In this episode of the Emo Kids Anonymous podcast, host Amanda Valdivieso and co-host Robb Laffoon welcome Petti Hendrix, a rising star in the music scene. They discuss Hendrix's musical influences, his journey from Milwaukee to signing with Good Charlotte, and the creative process behind his music. The conversation touches on the impact of icons like Michael Jackson and Kanye West, the revival of rock and emo music, and the importance of mentorship in the industry. Hendrix shares his experiences and insights, emphasizing the significance of authenticity and perseverance in the music world.

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*Keep Things Emo*

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In this engaging conversation, Flaco from the band WEAREOKAY shares his unique journey from reggae to pop punk, discussing his cultural roots, musical influences, and the vibrant San Diego music scene. The discussion touches on the challenges of navigating the music industry, engaging with fans, and the importance of authenticity in music. He shares insights into his influences, the misfit mentality, and the importance of grassroots marketing in building a fan base.

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*Keep Things Emo*

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