Episode 0 | The E Word

a podcast from /r/emo on reddit

An episode of the The E Word podcast, hosted by The E Word, titled "Episode 0 | The E Word" was published on December 8, 2017 and runs 99 minutes.

December 8, 2017 ·99m · The E Word

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Summary

The first recording of the The E Word. Ellie, Kyle, Lauren, and Daniel are on the mic talking about what bands are and aren't emo. This was a 2.5 hour episode somehow trimmed down to 1.5 hours. Enjoy the song by We Should Have Been DJs called "Nettle Leaves"

Episode Description

The first recording of the The E Word. Ellie, Kyle, Lauren, and Daniel are on the mic talking about what bands are and aren't emo. This was a 2.5 hour episode somehow trimmed down to 1.5 hours. Enjoy the song by We Should Have Been DJs called "Nettle Leaves"

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