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The Ride or Cry Podcast

by Ride Or Cry & Sound Talent Media

Each week the founders of Emo Nite LA invite musicians, bands, and friends to sit down and talk.

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Episodes

  1. Tips for a Happier Life with Andrew Cramb

    This week's episode is with our wonderful friend Andrew Cramb. We discussed some ways in which we try to be happier and better versions of ourselves, even amid the absolute chaos we are living in.

  2. Creating Content in Quarantine with Carly & Erin, Cole Walliser, Jenay Ross and Matt Cutshall

    This week, we checked in with some amazing content creators to see how they've adjusted to the limitations of 2020. What has it been like to create content in the midst of a pandemic? Carly & Erin, Cole Walliser, Jenay Ross and Matt Cutshall share stories about using this time to learn new skills...

  3. This 13-Year-Old Makes Better Music Than You With Prentiss

    At 13 I was aimlessly roaming around Joshua Tree in a bucket hat and a Powerpuff Girls shirt, while Prentiss is making hit songs and editing his own videos at that same age. It was very cool to learn that he listens to some of the same bands we grew up devoted to. Prentiss is a very sweet and...

  4. Doing it for the Culture with Allison Hagendorf

    We're really excited about this week's episode! Allison Hagendorf is the absolute Queen of rock music. She is the Global Head Of Rock for Spotify and has helped launch so many artists' careers, including one of our faves, Yungblud. She recently launched a show on Spotify called "Rock This with...

  5. Building A Brand From The Ground Up With Samii Ryan

    I chased down Samii Ryan like a crazy person at the Zumiez 100k event earlier this year in a hotel lobby. I'm glad I did because it led to an awesome merch collab between her brand and Emo Nite. She's a wonderful human who has built an amazing brand from the ground up. It was really cool to chat...

  6. Emo Nite Tea Time With Fish

    Fish has seen it all at Emo Nite! So why not spill some of the tea?

  7. Travis (Mills) Tells Tantalizing Tales From Tour To Telecommunications

    We laughed and then laughed some more with Travis Mills mostly about guitar tones but also about how his career got started on MySpace, some tricks and tips about how to be the best radio host (sometimes you gotta play a John Mayer song to ease Kevin Gates into an interview), and his new band...

  8. Overcoming Writer's Block With Pat From Movements

    Zoom zoomed with Pat from Movements about our mutual obsession with Julia Michaels, the new album "No Good Left To Give" (and the ideal way to listen to it!), overcoming writer's block, his new journey into the world of tattooing, and lots of other fun fun stuff.

  9. Staying True to Yourself with DE'WAYNE

    We talked with DE'WAYNE about what it was like to be signed to and feeling understood by such an iconic label like Hopeless Records, finding your sound as an artist while staying true to who you are, his tour workout plan with Awsten from Waterparks, writing songs on a trampoline, our love of...

  10. Building a Community to Fight for Change with Yungblud

    We were there when Yungblud played his first show in the U.S. and have watched him grow and evolve like proud parents. It was really nice to talk with him about how he's continued to engage with his fans even during this time when he can't see them face to face, the importance of using your voice...

  11. The Path to Interviewing Big Celebrities (Even on Zoom)

    So excited to have Zach Sang on the pod this week! We chatted about his experiences interviewing the biggest artists in the world like Cardi B and Ariana Grande, the agony of having to interview people over Zoom vs in real life, how quarantine has transformed humanity, interviewing Troye Sivan...

  12. Accidentally Going Viral on Facebook With Matt Cutshall

    We spoke with Matt Cutshall about making sure everything you put out is of quality (like his new yum coffee), how his emo persona came about, accidentally going viral on Facebook, his super fun Emo Nite performance, and creating content within the limitations of quarantine.

  13. How Art Fuels Social Movements with Hanif Abdurraqib

    We love Hanif so much, so it was an honor to have him on the ROC podcast. We talked about how music and art fuel social movements, our absolute love for My Chem, confronting toxic masculinity in the emo scene, and a million other things.

  14. Making the Music Industry More Inclusive with Bonnie from Stand Atlantic

    We chatted with Bonnie from Stand Atlantic about what it’s like to be a woman in the emo & pop punk scene, ways in which the music industry could be more inclusive of women, putting out music amidst a pandemic, and the future of touring (will we have to crowd surf in giant bubbles??).

  15. Racism in the Punk/Alternative Scene Pt. 2 (Nova Twins, Eternity Martis & more)

    This week's conversation is led by female and non-binary Black voices in our community so they can share their experience growing up in the scene. It's time for us to listen, but more importantly and it's time for us to make changes. How can we devise an actionable plan moving forward to dissolve...

  16. Racism in the Punk/Alternative Scene (Jason Aalon of Fever 333 and more)

    How can we as Emo Nite and the alternative/punk community as a whole move forward and be more aware of places where racism exists? We want to change the shape of the alternative music scene and take steps to make sure people of color always feel included, not only in Emo Nite, but in the scene as...

  17. Demi Lovato: Learning To Love Yourself

    Morgan and Babs talked to Demi Lovato about how emo, pop punk and metal have influenced her music and life, silent mosh pits, and the art of coding a MySpace page.

  18. Adam Weiss (@AdamGoesHam): Mental Health in a Pandemic

    Babs chatted with Adam Weiss about the importance of prioritizing mental wellness in everyday life, especially now that we are in quarantine. They talked through some self-care tips that anyone can apply to their lives and, most importantly, nerded out about books.

  19. Turning a Mall Into a Viral Meme

    In a pre-quarantine era, the elusive Americana Memes (@americanamemes) swung by the office to chat with Caro and Jacob about the Americana at Brand, its fandom and lore, plus a detailed ranking and discussion of malls across LA.

  20. Eric Tobin: Climbing Mount Everest With a Disability

    Babs chatted with Eric Tobin about his 15-year career at Hopeless Records, his battles with spina bifida (but not letting that get in the way of living his life! He just climbed Everest!), and as always the steps they take to stay sane in the chaotic world of the music industry.

  21. Lindsey Byrnes: Working With Hayley Williams and Becoming a Creative Director

    One of our favorite photogs & creative director Lindsey Byrnes came by the office to chat with our gals, Caro and Taylor. They get into Lindsey’s career, their love for music festivals, and eventually plan to ride rollercoasters together.

  22. Coolman Coffeedan

    Morgan and Coolman Coffeedan, animator and ex-esteemed domino YouTuber, take on the pod. They talk childhood nostalgia, piss, the fever dream that is the airport, and piss again.

  23. Sonny Side Up: Making Memes for a Living

    Sonny Side Up comes by the office to discuss the important things in life with Morgan: different methods of dabbing, the creation of memes, how music ages, and Kanye’s scheme to secure the presidency.

  24. Josh Madden: Defining Success

    Josh Madden stopped by to chat with Babs and Morgan about his multi-faceted career as a DJ, producer, stylist, and writer. They dive into being a diviner in entertainment, defining success, and setting the way for young creatives.

  25. Suzy Shinn

    T.J. sits down with his long time friend Suzy Shinn. Suzy is a producer and engineer who has worked with bands like Panic! at The Disco, Weezer, Fall Out Boy and more. T.J. and Suzy talk about what it takes to break into the music industry , dropping out of college, and how to stay afloat in Los...

  26. Gnash: Turning a Concert Into a Positive Safe Space

    Gnash came by so we could argue about whether pizza or bagels are harder to digest and also to chat about his latest song “forgive,” the importance of taking time for yourself, and how he goes about creating a positive environment at his shows.

  27. Ashley Osborn: Becoming a Professional Photographer

    Babs chatted with Ashley Osborn about her amazing career in photography, how to take care of your mental heath and maintain a routine while touring, and how to own your insecurities in a world that’s constantly trying to use them against you.

  28. Pretty Puke

    Morgan sits down with our friend Pretty Puke to discuss humble but chaotic beginnings, the creative process in defining your style, how the bmth tour paved the way for newer artistic tour freedom and growing up.

  29. Bobby Hundreds: How to Build a Successful Brand

    Babs chatted with Bobby from The Hundreds about their upcoming Family Style Food Festival, his new book This Is Not a T-Shirt, building a brand, and why androids are superior to iPhones.

  30. Meg & Dia: What it's Like to be a Contestant on the Voice

    Meg and Dia made a new album and it's out today! We chatted with them mostly about ayahuasca (can you believe that a word can be spelled like this even?) but also about the new direction of their music, what it's like to be a contestant on the Voice (the tea!), and Warped Tour. They are lovely…

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  31. Chase Atlantic: Mental Health on the Road

    We chatted with Chase Atlantic about their new album, mental health and the new Citizen app.

  32. Awsten Knight from Waterparks

    The gang gets spooky with Awsten from Waterparks and chat about witchcraft, seances, ASMR and sneks.

  33. PVMTS

    Tyler Posey has been a part of our emo nite family for a long time, so we were stoked to sit down with him and his band PVMNTS to talk about their new EP Better Days (out today!), our mutual obsession with socks, and some fun Warped Tour memories.

  34. Lil Aaron

    Lil Aaron dropped by our office to discuss his new album, what it was like to work with Travis Barker, how he chose his hair color, and ASMR.

  35. I Write Songs, Not Tragedies: Emo’s Impact on Pop

    Morgan put together this panel for the ASCAP "I Create Music", and brought together the masterminds behind some of your favorite emo records, old and new. They swap stories about creating the songs you love, and discuss where emo is headed.

  36. Johnny Minardi: How to Start a Record Label

    Johnny Minardi stopped by the Ride or Cry office to talk about his career - past and present and how he got to where he is. Johnny is the senior director of A&R at Fueled By Ramen. He has had a helping hand in the career of pretty much every band that you like.

  37. Creeper: Creating a Story With Music

    Creeper stopped by to talk about about the contents of the briefcase featured on their album cover, which may or may not be a bunch of pepperoni.

  38. Buddy Nielsen (Senses Fail)

    The Emo Nite gang interviews Buddy Nielsen from Senses Fail about his new album, his new life as a dad, and how he DJed emo nite before Mark Hoppus made it cool.

  39. The Spill Canvas

    The Spill Canvas stopped by the Ride Or Cry office before their show at The Roxy. Nick and Morgan discuss mental health, drug addiction, and new Spill Canvas music.

  40. Wicca Phase Springs Eternal

    'Twas the night before Emo Nite Day, when all thru the house something was stirring and it was Wicca Phase Springs Eternal

  41. SWMRS

    Cole and Joey from SWMRS stop in before their big LA show to discuss classic rivalries in local Mexican food, sports, and gang violence.

  42. Bert McCracken (The Used)

    Morgan, T.J., and Babs sit down with Bert from The Used to discuss their new record 'The Canyon'.

  43. Mike Kaminsky

    Today we sit down with the sweet baby angel Mike Kaminsky, the founder of KMGMT (3OH!3, Neck Deep, Tonight Alive) who recently launched a label called Adventure Cat.

  44. I Don't Know How But They Found Me

    In this episode Ryan Seaman and Dallon Weekes came by the Ride Or Cry offices to discuss their new band I Don't Know How But They Found Me.

  45. Space Yacht: How to Throw a Successful Event

    On this pod, we interview fellow LA party throwers Space Yacht and discuss how we ruined our lives.

  46. Juiceboxxx

    The legendary freaked out loser Juiceboxxx drops by the studio and talks to the team about his upcoming release, being on the road, coping with depression, having a book written about him, and more.

  47. Frank Zummo (Sum 41)

    Drummer Frank Zummo stops by to discuss touring with Sum 41, Street Drum Core, and staying healthy on the road. Apologies for the audio quality on this one.

  48. Captain Cuts

    This episode of the podcast features the boys of Captain Cuts talking meeting your idols, the new live show, and Ben Berger's mom.

  49. Tyson Ritter

    Tyson Ritter sits down with TJ, Babs, & Morgan in front of a live audience at the Emo Nite X UO pop up.

About this show

Each week the founders of Emo Nite LA invite musicians, bands, and friends to sit down and talk.

Hosted by

Ride Or Cry & Sound Talent Media

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does The Ride or Cry Podcast have?

The Ride or Cry Podcast has 60 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on January 8, 2021.

What is The Ride or Cry Podcast about?

Each week the founders of Emo Nite LA invite musicians, bands, and friends to sit down and talk.

How often does The Ride or Cry Podcast release new episodes?

The Ride or Cry Podcast publishes monthly, based on its 60 episodes since April 2017.

Who hosts The Ride or Cry Podcast?

The Ride or Cry Podcast is created and hosted by Ride Or Cry & Sound Talent Media.
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