Honey This Podcast Isn't Big Enough for the Two of Us

WE ARE BACK FROM THE DEAD! Rising like the bloody corpse of your favorite vocalist after they’ve been stabbed and stabbed and stabbed by a clown, Honey This Podcast makes its triumphant return! As we discuss at the outset, this episode is a bit cobbled together with some reflections on the tour from mid-August as well as some thoughts on fascism from before the tour even launched (terrible audio included!) but we've got some smart insights and wild predictions that did not come true that we think you'll quite enjoy.

Topics include:
The Boston Incident, super lame cancer like from the My Chemical Romance song, Ticketmaster in our fucking crosshairs, CLOWNS, My Chemical Cryptography, us not knowing Charlie Saxton’s name yet (sorry Charlie), tricking 25,000 people into watching performance art, fascism as an alluring aesthetic, Dr. Strangelove and good satire, ballgown wishful thinking, LIZA MINELLI, military drag, new music wishful thinking, how everything is the Cold War, democratizing the barricade experience, and our ardent demands for a limp clown.
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*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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