Episode #489 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this installment, we check in on John, Tom, and Adam in quarantine. We also talk the New NOFX video, The Stooges' John Cale mix, New records from the Suicide Machines, and Screeching Weasel!
Also, the Podcast has a Facebook page that you can check out right here!
On episode #26 of the Punk Till I Die Podcast, Tom and Neil talk to The Lippies bassist Kole. They chat about the band getting together, breaking up, and then getting back together again. You'll find out how they got signed to Red Scare, what they've been up to lately, and how they're dealing with not being able to tour. Features songs from The Lippies and The Bloody Lips. A lot of folks have found themselves with unexpected time on their hands, and it's a perfect opportunity to catch up on Punk Till I Die. Now on Spotify! This is another long but fun one! You can click here to check out the new episode.
The Best Midwestern podcast, with hosts Greg Simpson and Scott Heisel, continues to explore the US midwest state-by-state, here's what Greg has to say about this outing: "On the 9th installment of our state-by-state series, it's the state you've been on the edge of your seat for 8 months for… Kansas! Seriously though, Kansas rules. From being a hub for the second movement of jazz in the 1930s-1950s to rad under-appreciated 80s punk to late 90s emo, Kansas has it all, baby!" Click below to check it out or subscribe in iTunes.
Episode #487 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this installment, John, Tom, and Adam are under quarantine, baby. NOFX has a new song too, but the world's falling apart so you know where we waste our time. Listen to the Episode right here!
Also, the Podcast has a Facebook page that you can check out right here!
Episode #486 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! John, Em, and Adam grapple with our virulent new reality, recorded last week when things seem downright quaint compared to now. At least Adam got to be COOLDAD one last time before the bloodwave hit. Listen to the Episode right here!
Also, the Podcast has a Facebook page that you can check out right here!.
Punk Till I Die Podcast #22 features a wild interview with former GWAR member and current Mobile Deathcamp frontman Todd Evans. The one time Beefcake the Mighty gives a completely unfiltered account of growing up in the Detroit thrash and punk scenes in the '80s, touring the world with the Scumdogs of the Universe, and hustling with his current crossover thrash project. This one is very funny and very filthy. But be warned - it's not for the faint of heart or easily offended. Punk Till I Die! You can click here to listen to the new episode.
OK, we're back to posting about the Punknews Podcast on the site proper! In Episode 485, Hallie's back for an episode full of politics, with a ton of bands lining up with Bernie Sanders in the States. This episode was recorded pre-plague.
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On episode #19 of the Punk Till I Die Podcast, America's favorite punk geezers talk to Matt Swisher, co-owner of Failure Records & Tapes and the two Record Farm locations. They discuss the nuts and bolts of running a small label, and brick and mortar record stores. They also get into the Sloppy seconds reissues, and the upcoming 4th birthday party for The Record Farm. That bash will be at the State Theatre in downtown Logansport, IN on March 21st, and feature The Queers, Daikaiju, Against the Grain, Mobile Deathcamp, The Mound Builders and Flamingo Nosebleed. Both Punknews and Punk Till I Die are sponsors of the event, and Tom and Neil plan to be there to help them celebrate. Episode #19 is another long but fun one! Punk Till I Die! Click here to check out the new episode.
Punknews contributor Greg Simpson is bringing you an all new episode of This Might Be a Podcast, a show for They Might Be Giants superfans. On this episode, Drummer of TMBG from 1993-1996, Brian Doherty played on John Henry, Factory Showroom, Severe Tire Damage and two EPs. He's here to talk about "Bells Are Ringing," the final song on his final album with the band. We also talk about his full time spent with the band, and our shared current profession of music educator.
On Punk Till I Die podcast #17, the guys catch up with Midwest punk legend Rick Sims. Sims founded the Didjits and Gaza Strippers, and played in the Supersuckers. He spills the dirt on starting a punk band in farm country, having a song covered by the Offspring, rubbing elbows with Yoko Ono and John McEnroe, and meeting his heroes, the Ramones. He even gives some insight into a young Liverpool Neil! This one is long and wild, and you don't want to miss it! Click here to check out the episode.
On the lucky 13th episode of the Punk Till I Die podcast, the boys catch up with BA, singer of Indianapolis punk legends Sloppy Seconds. They talk about the band's early days, vinyl reissues and upcoming tour. Check out the in depth conversation by clicking here.