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I'm your host, Sequoia, and today joining me to talk about Panic at the Disco.

We have Emo Historian and author of the series, Say the Quiet Part Out Loud, Volumes 1 and

2, William Ramsey, aka My Emo Diaries.

Enjoy the episode.

I am so excited to have you on.

Well, it's very rare that I have someone on who I consider

an actual expert in the topic that we're talking about.

And as an emo historian yourself,

I'm so excited to dive into emo histories,

panic at the disco specifically today,

but in general, kind of the emo histories of it all.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's weird that kids call me the emo historian. Like, I just like the music. I it all. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's weird that kids call me the emo historian.

Like, I just like the music.

I don't.

Sure.

You're like, I'm just a regular.

Just a regular person.

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