The week of July 17th, 2012

This week on the Punknews Podcast with Bryne Yancey, Kira Wisniewski, and Adam White the team discusses the big Propagandhi news along with stories on the new Gaslight Anthem release, the next Alkaline Trio record and new songs from both Green Day and No Doubt. It's like the music video for "Sunday Morning" only with less spaghetti and more talking on Skype.

…all this and music from Certain People I Know, Fires and Destroy Nate Allen featuring Gnarboots.

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100 Words or Less: Tommy Rogers from Between The Buried and Me

Punknews.org happy to present a new episode of 100 Words or Less, host Ray Harkins' successor to the First World Problems podcast. 100 Words delves deeply into what makes creators of independent culture tick. Each episode of the show will focus on an in depth conversation with a particular artist that strays away from many of the typical interview questions and tries to get up close and personal.

On the latest episode Ray talks to Tommy Rogers from Between The Buried and Me:

I sat down with one of my old friends, Tommy Rogers, the vocalist from Between The Buried and Me to discuss his upbringing in rural North Carolina, how criticism hurts and the birth of his child.

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The week of July 10th, 2012

This week on the Punknews Podcast with Adam White, Chris Moran and John Gentile it's conflict and controversy all around. We discuss the Cro-Mags stabbing incident, the cancellation of The Briggs' German show due to Joey's association with Scientology, and Frank Turner's provocation of a legion of Nicki Minaj fanatics.

…all this and music from The Doctrines, The Garden and Speedy Ortiz.

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100 Words or Less: Jami Morgan from Code Orange Kids

Punknews.org happy to present a new episode of 100 Words or Less, host Ray Harkins' successor to the First World Problems podcast. 100 Words delves deeply into what makes creators of independent culture tick. Each episode of the show will focus on an in depth conversation with a particular artist that strays away from many of the typical interview questions and tries to get up close and personal.

On the latest episode Ray talks to Jami Morgan from Code Orange Kids:

Making history as being the youngest guest on the show, drummer/vocalist Jami Morgan from Code Orange Kids is on the show today. He and I had a great chat one afternoon about embarrassing first bands, depression and being the "business man" of the band.

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The week of July 3rd, 2012

This week on the Punknews Podcast, Bryne Yancey, Adam White and Chris Moran discuss Henry Rollins' recent video, the legal plight of Lamb of God's singer in Prague and whether merch like the Hot Water Music watch makes any sense.

…all this and music from The Liberation Service, Bleeding Rainbow, and Dad Punchers.

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100 Words or Less: Forrest Kline from Hellogoodbye

Punknews.org happy to present a new episode of 100 Words or Less, host Ray Harkins' successor to the First World Problems podcast. 100 Words delves deeply into what makes creators of independent culture tick. Each episode of the show will focus on an in depth conversation with a particular artist that strays away from many of the typical interview questions and tries to get up close and personal.

On the latest episode Forrest Kline from Hellogoodbye:

I had the pleasure of sitting down with all around good dude Forrest Kline from the band Hellogoodbye to discuss real estate, why touring isn't all it's cracked up to be and self preservation.

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100 Words or Less: Matt Fox of Shai Hulud

Punknews.org happy to present a new episode of 100 Words or Less, host Ray Harkins' successor to the First World Problems podcast. 100 Words delves deeply into what makes creators of independent culture tick. Each episode of the show will focus on an in depth conversation with a particular artist that strays away from many of the typical interview questions and tries to get up close and personal.

On the latest episode Ray spoke with Shai Hulud's Matt Fox:

In this episode I visit with Matt Fox, the driving force behind metalcore pioneers Shai Hulud. We discuss his love for thrash metal, why women are so much better than men and his South Florida upbringing.

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The week of June 26th, 2012

This week on the Punknews Podcast, Adam White, Kira Wisniewski and John Gentile try to return to normal after last week's live debacle. We discuss that controversial review of the last Thrice show, the fact that Make Do and Mend are filthy sellouts, Green Day's album teases and our Nitro Records memories.

…all this and music from Souvenirs and Pkew Pkew Pkew (Gunshots) and The Kicker.

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The Wizard's Beard - Episode 21

Punknews Podcast spinoff The Wizard's Beard is back this week after vanishing into thin air at the end of February. The Chicago duo of Jesse and Goodrich are once again bringing you the worst in commentary on hardcore, metal and related subgenres. Here's the skinny this week:

In this episode, Goodrich and Jesse try to figure out why the Org chicks are always on their jock, and contemplate their absence from the Internet.

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Speaking of podcasts, the audio version of the 100th episode of the Punknews Podcast is now online.

100 Words or Less: Ignite's Brett Rassmussen

Punknews.org happy to present a new episode of 100 Words or Less, host Ray Harkins' successor to the First World Problems podcast. 100 Words delves deeply into what makes creators of independent culture tick. Each episode of the show will focus on an in depth conversation with a particular artist that strays away from many of the typical interview questions and tries to get up close and personal.

On the latest episode Ray spoke with Ignite's Brett Rassmussen:

Brett is one of the nicest, down to earth and realistic dudes I have ever met. We had the chance to sit down one afternoon and discuss his post-punk upbringing, how Ignite operates as a band and his new band Nations Afire.

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#punknews100 is live!

We at the Org are excited to welcome all three of our listeners to a very special live event! Tonight we're recording the roundtable of the weekly Punknews Podcast live on Google+. It's streaming on YouTube and you can find the video by clicking below! Come join us, leave a comment, ask a question, or mock our ugly trollish visages.

Why all the pomp and ceremony? This is show number 100 for us. For (more or less) 100 weeks straight we've recorded our uneducated and unrequested thoughts on the week's punk news for your listening pleasure. Of course our method of partying involves everyone sitting alone in their bedrooms and chatting on the Internet, which is pretty much how we've all lived the past decade anyways.

So click below to join the show. We have no idea if it will even work. If you want to yell at us on Twitter use the hashtag #punknews100. If you miss us, or honestly have something better to do, the results of this debacle will be recorded and available via the podcast feed later this week (RSS / iTunes).

UPDATE: We're done! Thanks to everyone to commented on Twitter and YouTube. The archived video can be seen below.