
With multiple new episodes every week, Emo Kids Anonymous is your home for emo and everything else. Previous guests include Gabe Saporta, Saturdays At Your Place, Kerosene Heights, Tom Denney, Origami Angel, Dear Maryanne, Riley!, Ben Quad, sports. and so many others. EKA is co-hosted, co-produced and co-created by Amanda Valdivieso and Robb Laffoon, with Catherine Jones (CZB) serving as showrunne... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 178 | Founded | a year ago |
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Welcome to EKA 157! Today we are joined by Swiss Army Wife on the heels of their new record "I Love You, But I Hate It Here" out now on We're Trying Records! Tim and Ellie were kind enough to join me to talk about the making of the record, signing wi... more
Welcome to a bonus minisode with Sleeping With Sirens! Amanda had a chance to sit down with the band at Vans Warped Tour in Washington D.C. to talk about their new record An Ending In Itself. The recording process, what they ate while working on it, ... more
Welcome to EKA156! Today we are joined by Harrison Gordon of the band Harrison Gordon, as he announces the bands new LP Bliss, their first with Hopeless Records! Bliss drops on September 4th and was produced and mixed by Tyler Floyd and mastered by W... more
Welcome to EKA 155! Today we are joined by Andrew Sacher, senior editor and podcast host at Brooklyn Vegan, to talk about his upcoming book Emo Revival! When Andrew's book was announced I was hoping we'd be able to have him on to talk about this impo... more
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Robb and Amanda are great hosts and so engaging ! Whatever topic they are talking about I WANT to listen to. I love their dynamic and the way they create a fun and new space in the world of so many pods. I always love to hear their opinions on important scene matters! You can tell they truly love the scene .
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This show centers on emo and emo-adjacent music, blending new releases with nostalgia through candid conversations about bands, scenes, and DIY culture. Episodes frequently explore origins, creative processes, touring, production, and community-building within regional scenes, often weaving in anecdotes about labels, management, and the evolving music industry. A standout aspect is the deep sense of scene camaraderie, with guests ranging from rising DIY acts to veteran musicians, all framed by hosts who mix humor with sharp, opinionated takes. Listeners can expect approachable conversations that spotlight authenticity, community, and the evolving emo landscape across waves and scenes.
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