*tap tap tap* Hello? Is this thing on? We’re BACK with hot, fresh updates from the When We Were Young Festival and a raucous celebration of Miss Black Parade’s 18th Birthday.

Topics include being juice famous, casino grime, Pete Wentz Is The Only Reason We’re Famous, the people’s princess Geoff Rickly, barricade dedication, ten or eleven swords, the Polka King of Waterbury, Connecticut, Girl, So Confusing (feat. Gerard Way and Bert McCracken), and our plans for the future!

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Hey gang, it’s goth dyke Trixie and Katya here to bring you a VERY overdue episode about illness and disability in Part 2 of our Angels in America episode! We’ve got a lot of reading this week, from revisiting Angels in America to Susan Sontag to Eli Clare. We’re exploring metaphors of illness and cure and how they work in Angels in America and in the Black Parade.

Topics include,: Susan Sontag’s triumphant return to the pod, sexy tuberculosis, being Gun. haters, absolutely pummeling Cancer, unholyverse mention, transgender body horror in Mama, Stomachaches, a brief Kombucha interlude, problems with madness and prophecy, “The worst thing about being sick in America is that you’re booted out of the parade”, cure and living with illness, and free top surgery at Las Vegas Festival Grounds.

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We are back and we’re answering asks from July! Sorry for the delay, we are busy guys but we love bringing you this podcast! This episode we talk about the barbie movie, gender babies shitting in their god damn diapers, a thrilling guest appearance from the spider on Maren’s ceiling, a call for filmmakers, Frank Reverb Sale, command-f-ing Frerard, the Byronic poet, a quick trip to AO3, new music optimism, Revenge of the Nerds, some really beautiful music journalism, and omegaverse (again)

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Frantic cuts! Title cards! 2 hours of Give ‘em Hell on a loop! This week we’re reviewing beloved fan resource and seminal documentary Life on the Murder Scene. We’re talking about truth and documentaries, the archetypical rockstar, and how this film shaped early fan lore and community.

Topics include: wild guesses as to when the film was released, Paris is Burning, A Hard Day’s Night, atmospheres of masculinity, the title cards, giving a shit about women, the New Jersey of it all, Maren’s bidet, thinly veiled animosity toward Howard Benson, subculture and MTV and the early internet, Geoff Rickly being sued by the UN, and the diet soda arrow.

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LOOK UP! Prepare the way! Welcome to PART ONE of our angels episodes! This week we talk about angels and how they factor into world religions, MCR, and the play Angels in America. We are NOT theology students but we ARE drawing some unexpected connections to dig into the connections between religion and queerness in MCR.

Topics include: Frank’s reverb sale, angel droppings, translating ancient Hebrew, EJ’s midwestern religious upbringing, Gerard Way’s legitimate gift from god, making catholicism sexy, angel cum, God playing sims, Reaganism, Louis’s terrible and still relevant takes, the work of survival, the absurdity of decay, Wikipedia pronouns, MCR as a Christian rock band, and incredibly stale discourse about Patrick Stump.

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We are THRILLED to present our first bonus episode! Our ask box is stacked full of amazing comments and questions from you, dear listeners, and we’ll be releasing some special episodes to keep the conversation going and respond to our asks!

Topics include: Team Jacob, draculoids, TV All The Television, the wikipedia page for gobstoppers, alien gender, fantastic shittiness, the other jewel thief, Kendall Roy’s new secretary, performativity (again), Dunes gossip, and how smart you all are.

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Do you like D&D, Audrey Hepburn, and Fangoria? Have you ever felt… curious? This week we’re diving into the extensive collection of MCR’s music videos and exploring the power of feminine characters and the narratives the videos shape about masculinity. We’ve got crisp and clean new audio, so tune in to hear us review each video and dig into the lore behind its making.

Topics include: getting high off spray paint, Frank’s terrible glue dreads, being horror babies, beating up traditional masculinity, the music video as an archive, uniforms, huge cock military might Hollywood budget, Mikey’s tragic death in World War II, accidentally g-noting yourself, women’s traditional role in music videos, jacking off the mic, Liza-ing absolute Minelli, what a Mama music video could look like, bridges, Bob Bryar set ablaze, comic book pacing, piss flagging, making Glenn Beck angry, and substance.

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One hour episode dissecting Millions when? One hour episode dissecting Millions NOW! In this special bonus ep we are digging into the glittery scuzzy glammy world of Hesitant Alien. We’re talking about the band breakup, liminality, and fame, and we’re dissecting a song which is certainly and unequivocally about jewel thieves.

Topics include:

Our tin foil hats, dreams, the Gerard “she”, longing and television, the No Shows bridge, Frank Iero as this week’s theorist, elevators going to 10, evil songs for evil people, Greggin’, dead rectangles, Lola!!, a line-by-line analysis of Millions, William It Was Really Nothing, and simply reading the text.

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Welcome to the first day of Gender Studies 101! In this episode your esteemed professors take you through foundational gender theory texts: we’re talking about Judith Butler, Donna Haraway, Leslie Fienberg, and Michel Foucault. We’re also wading through the discourse about how we talk about Gerard’s gender, and what does it actually mean to be trans anyway? We also respond to some of our Tumblr asks and share some completely uncontroversial opinions about the barricade brigade.

Topics include: the gender wars, wrangling the discourse, a history of gender expression, white supremacy, the inherent truth of gender, gender as a doing, “reality”, terms and conditions, what is a “woman” and what is a “trans person”, drag and subversiveness, bad takes from cis people and why they are wrong, X gender markers, identity politics and coalitions, cyborgs, hyperpop and posthumanism, Geoff Rickly and postmodernism, the normative politics of internet spaces, and meaningful community at live shows.

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It’s our LONGEST and SPOOKIEST episode yet! This week we talk about our favorite movie monsters, vampires and zombies, and discuss queer themes in horror movies. We dig into how these monsters were represented in film in the 70s and 80s and how they went on to influence vampires and zombies in My Chemical Romance. 

Topics include: fanfiction in 2105, “the gothic”, groaning and boning, monsters as meaning machines, Dracula as a lesbian, film and the uncanny, Maren’s Hayes Code Hour, mass-market horror, Ronald Reagan, body horror and porn, kissing Nosferatu on his head, “suckin’” as a cultural universal, vampires as a marketing scheme for the Catholic Church, normie vampires, Bela Lugosi, Zombie socialism, bad pandemic media, zombie gender, omegaverse and werewolves, the Bullets vampire nightclub, Twilight, and how there’s no 9/11 in Sex and the City.

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