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 the love they hold for their favorite band has only grown over time. On the Killersluts podcast, they take a look at the band’s discography while considering the influence of the 21st century, and the history of the band. But the main goal is to make each other laugh.
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29: Where the White Boys Dance
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This week, we're going to the place where the white boys dance to discuss the female perspective, different interpretations over the years, and how the sound influences the characters in the song.
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Sunday Dec 01, 2024
28: Tyson vs. Douglas
Sunday Dec 01, 2024
Sunday Dec 01, 2024
In this episode, we discuss the historical fight between Tyson and Douglas, the very recent fight between Tyson and Paul, and what it's like to see one of your heroes... "go down." Strap in!
Friday Nov 15, 2024
27: This River is Wild
Friday Nov 15, 2024
Friday Nov 15, 2024
Despite us trying to get straight to the point, we've got another long episode for you this week. That's because we are talking about This River is Wild! Everyone at KSP adores this song. We discuss the real-world counterparts of things mentioned in the lyrics, the emotion behind the song's meaning, and even throw a lyric debate in at the end for good measure.
Friday Nov 01, 2024
26: Leave the Bourbon on the Shelf
Friday Nov 01, 2024
Friday Nov 01, 2024
This week, we're leaving the bourbon on the shelf. Tune in to hear us talk about elementary school for the first ten minutes (I'm telling you so you can skip it if you want I don't judge), the ill-fated murder trilogy movie, and how good it sounds when Brandon croons "Oh, Jennifeeeeeer."
Tuesday Oct 15, 2024
25: Smile Like You Mean It
Tuesday Oct 15, 2024
Tuesday Oct 15, 2024
In this episode, we're taking things slow. You know, dreams aren't what they used to be. Some things slide by so carelessly. We need to be present in the moment and not worry too much about the past or the future. Jay, Katie, and Emma take a seat at the table of life and hear someone calling their names from the back of the restaurant. If you couldn't tell, this is a silly one.
Tuesday Oct 01, 2024
24: Tranquilize
Tuesday Oct 01, 2024
Tuesday Oct 01, 2024
Skip to 20 minutes in if you want to avoid our yapping about Hot Fuss 20. Otherwise, this week we are talking about Tranquilize! It's the underappreciated lead single off of Sawdust that we all love, and judging by the runtime, we had a lot to say.
Sunday Sep 15, 2024
23: Peace of Mind
Sunday Sep 15, 2024
Sunday Sep 15, 2024
In our last episode pre-Hot Fuss 20, peace of mind is actually very hard to find. Tune in to hear us reminisce about 2016 and discuss the religious themes of this song and how it fits into Sam's Town as a whole. Enjoy!
Sunday Sep 01, 2024
22: The Ballad of Michael Valentine
Sunday Sep 01, 2024
Sunday Sep 01, 2024
This week, we're gushing over Michael Valentine. We talk about the real person who inspired the song, fan interpretations from 2005, and what we think about this fictional road trip across America.
Katie, Emma, and Jay really like The Killers. Some might even say they’re sluts for ‘em.
You wouldn't expect the Grammy-nominated indie-synth-pop-glam-heartland-rock band The Killers to have a substantially large online following comprised of people aged 15-30, but they do. Best friends Katie, Emma, and Jay all met online thanks to their love of the band and have decided to share that love with the world at large. This decision was made to honor the fact that teenage girls have been the deciding factor in what is popular and successful since the time of The Beatles, yet are so often ridiculed for unapologetically loving their favorite bands.
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The Killersluts Podcast is a love letter to friendship, deep cuts, stan twitter, looking too deeply into things, and making stupid jokes about what you love with who you love.