the killersluts podcast

the killersluts podcast

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  • 5: Don’t Waste Your Wishes (Part One)

    In this episode, we take a look at Don't Waste Your Wishes—probably the most eclectic assortment of Christmas songs ever put together. Katie, Emma, and Jay share Christmas memories, talk about music videos, and wax poetic about Joel The Lump of Coal.

     

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    1 hr 34 min
  • 4.5: Spirit LIVE REACTION!

    KSP stayed up late past their bedtimes for the release of Rebel Diamonds so they could let you, listener, know their immediate thoughts on the new song, "Spirit". Spoiler: they really like it.

     

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    23 min
  • 4: Battle Born

    In this extra special, extra-long episode, KSP discusses Battle Born: the song, the album, the era, the state of mind. Relevant topics include the barricade walk, girls gone wild, arpeggios, trains, and YOU!

    1 hr 25 min
  • 3: Caution

    The KSP girls are throwing caution. Topics include: the dread of buying concert tickets, Cats The Musical (thanks, Katie), and changing for the better even when it hurts.

    1 hr
  • 2: Running Towards a Place

    Katie, Emma, and Jay discuss undying love in death, finding ineffable things in the mundane, and one of our generation's most important questions: can two become one? They also talk about trains. They just can't stop talking about trains. 

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    49 min
  • 1: Human

    The Killer Sluts discuss the dancer/denser debate, the platform of surrender, humanity, and Brandon's unfortunate toothpaste incident.

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    49 min
  • Introduction

    Katie, Emma, and Jay introduce themselves, share how The Killers brought them together, discuss expectations for the show, and tell a couple of (hopefully) funny stories along the way.

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    50 min

About the killersluts podcast

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Katie, Emma, and Jay have been listening to The Killers since they were little—members of the first generation to truly grow up with the band. Now in their twenties, these three ladies have found that…