Off_JaWaggon and Taylor have Ken Casey, lead singer of the Dropkick Murphys on the podcast, and he shares the band's journey from its humble beginnings to becoming a prominent name in Celtic punk music. He discusses the band's origins, musical influences, and the importance of maintaining energy and passion over three decades in the music industry. The conversation highlights the blend of Irish music and punk rock, the band's work ethic, and the evolving nature of their fanbase. Ken talks about the band's long-standing engagement with political themes in their music, emphasizing their commitment to representing the working class and the underdog. He reflects on the challenges of navigating political discourse with fans, particularly those who identify with MAGA, and the complexities of confronting extremism in society. Ken also addresses the relationship between law enforcement and the community, highlighting the need for accountability and the courage required to speak out against systemic issues. In this conversation, Ken Casey of Dropkick Murphys discusses the intersection of class struggle and political issues, emphasizing the importance of solidarity among the working class and the role of punk music in advocating for social justice. He critiques the divisive tactics used by the wealthy to distract the public from significant issues, such as immigration and economic inequality.