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 to analyze the music and lyrical content while considering the history of the band. But the main goal is to make each other laugh.
Episodes
10 hours ago
10 hours ago
36 min
Who Let You Go? We're finally back to form in this shorter episode, analyzing a cute little ditty from Sawdust. A cute ditty, indeed, featuring Brandon singing about his own beautiful eyes and the sound of a woman screaming in the background.
Oct 15, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
2 hr 19 min
Do you want to listen to us talk about our Thrasher tour experience for over two hours? Boy, do I have the episode for you! If you want to skip to the part where we talk about... meeting Brandon... the timecode is 1:46:00. Next time, we will be back to business as usual with our episode discussing Who Let You Go!
Oct 1, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
48 min
Welcome back to another nearly incomprehensible episode. In our defense, we were one week away from seeing the Thrasher tour at the time of recording. Today's topic: When The Dreams Run Dry! Tune in for lots of talk about migratory birds, dying, aging, and space. We also discovered our new motto: we're laughing because we're happy.
(Thrasher tour recap episode coming soon.)
Sep 15, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
38 min
It's finally time to cover a song that we've (probably) been wanting to discuss since episode one: A Crippling Blow. A near-unanimously loved bonus track with hard-to-decipher lyrics, we are simply obsessed with this one. Topics include baroque pop, whatever Brandon is saying in verse two, and a broken promise.
Sep 1, 2026
Sep 1, 2026
51 min
This week, we're talking about Be Still! We're also spending about 15 minutes talking about Thrasher, the upcoming tour, and revisiting the My Chemical Romance Podcast. But after that, we ask maybe one of the most important questions of the decade: is Be Still a mirror song?*
*We don't explain what this means in the episode because we're assuming you're not new around here. A mirror song, in KSP terms, is a song where the "you" in question is Brandon himself, as if he is speaking to himself in a mirror.
Aug 15, 2026
Aug 15, 2026
47 min
We hope you enjoy your stay! It's good to have you here with us at the Killersluts Podcast to talk about the capstones for Sam's Town, which means that we get to talk about Sam's Town, and we love Sam's Town! Strap in for our discussion about the origins of these songs, Royal Albert Hall performances, and allusions to Hotel California.
Aug 1, 2026
Aug 1, 2026
1 hr 8 min
We're back to talking about Pressure Machine! This time: Quiet Town. Tune in to hear more train talk, a lot of derailment from us (sorry), seeing Quiet Town live in 2022, and small-town living.
Jul 15, 2026
Jul 15, 2026
1 hr 1 min
This week, we intercepted an email sent from Brandon to Bono, which posed the question, "Have all the songs been written?" This episode features some strong opinions. Topics of discussion include: an alternate fan perspective, Mark Knopfler's guitar, and the cohesion of Wonderful Wonderful.
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.