It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was perhaps the most important album of the 00s, and it was fated that one day we would come to the end of it. Here it is, folks: the last three songs on the Black Parade album. Don't fret. There are B-sides and a wrap up still coming your way, but for now, join us as we close out the album proper with discussions about Danzig moonlighting as a used car salesman, Gerard's place in our glorious revolution, and how My Chemical Romance preached unapologetic fearlessness.

Insights about Sailor Moon, Dune, and Joan of Arc are the main takeaways on this episode where we cover "Mama," "Sleep," and "Teenagers" (AKA: some of the biggest bops on Black Parade). Strap in for a wild ride as we discuss the drama of the afterlife and fawn over Liza Minnelli in the latest installment of My Chemical Fancast, a podcast dedicated to all things My Chemical Romance.

This week on our ~thirteenth~ episode, we discuss "I Don't Love You," "House of Wolves," and "Cancer," and we have some questions. Is the boxer's wife real? How often does Ray Toro watch cartoons? And where can we find a universe with just one tree, one bench and one streetlight? Join us for a conversation about these topics and more on this episode of My Chemical Fancast, a podcast dedicated to all things My Chemical Romance.

Is there a tour bus in the afterlife? Has Brian May mastered the art of astral projection? Can you Lyft to the city of the dead? It's our second Black Parade episode and we are deep in it, folks. This week we cover "This is How I Disappear," "The Sharpest Lives," and the big boi, "Welcome to the Black Parade." Grab your Black Parade jacket, settle in, and join us as we analyze My Chemical Romance's biggest hit of their career. 

This week we delve into the best 70s album of the 2000s, the one My Chemical Romance album you can take home to mom, the album that tried to kill the very band that made it: The Black Parade. This is where things get real. Join us as we discuss how the album was made, the concept behind it, and dive deep into the first two tracks.

Note: Dear patrons, we forgot to do shoutouts this episode (mea culpa), but we promise we'll get you next time. Please forgive us!

"Living well is the best revenge" is something people used to say before the true best Revenge actually appeared on the scene. This week we're wrapping up Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge by discussing the decreasing popularity of actually using your phone to call people, our pipe dream of sleeping in the desert, and a good old-fashioned swan song. Catch our final thoughts on My Chemical Romance's breakout album on this episode of My Chemical Fancast.

Our time with Revenge is winding to a close. On this last track-by-track episode, we decide once and for all (mostly) who is dead, whether or not the demolition lovers get to be together in the afterlife, and how one might transport themselves from one dimension of Hell to another. Tune in for discussion of guitar fancies, ASMR, and to hear us share some of your fanecdotes!

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CW: Suicide

We went to NC Comic Con 2018 and lived to tell the tale! We saw Gerard, met some of you guys, and heard some intriguing not news-news about potential future Killjoys content. If you want a debrief of everything that went down, here it is. 

Revenge continues and we continue with it! Join us as we discuss female Satans, emo Messiahs, angels of the unknown, and our personal experiences with killing jars on this episode of My Chemical Fancast, a podcast dedicated to all things My Chemical Romance.

PS: If you want to call us and leave us your fanecdote voicemail, you can do that at 762-441-1229! 

This week we discuss three of the most iconic songs on Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge with our good friend and Patron Saint of the MCR Fandom, Cassie Whitt. Vine references, hopeful conversations, and spot-on Gerard impressions lie within. Listen as we regale you with tales from the days of yore, better known as 2005, in this biweekly podcast dedicated to all things My Chemical Romance.