In this brilliant episode, the awesome Tony & Paige discuss their Van, Rebellion Festivals, Sound of the Suburbs records, Tony Smith, Holy Dotage Records, filming video, touring Northern Ireland during the troubles, and lots more.

In this episode, Karen, Lorna, and Ruth of Hagar The Womb talk about the band’s anarcho-punk roots, their comeback, the infamous bottles of piss, the lack of support for women—especially mothers—in bands, Love Sex Hate Sexism, Rabies Babies, and Ruth finally answers a question from She’s a Punk Rocker that’s been troubling me for years.

Steve from Lost Cherrees, from the beginnings to the current lineup, shopping with Colin Jerwood and Paco, Dafadildos, Flux of Pink Indians, Fathers for Justice, and AWOD.

From school in Bracknell to punk rock music stages, Gray & Loric talk all things Rage DC, making art, designing, writing Poetry, Napalm Beth, Chelsea, Gray Rage acoustic, Brigandage, Chelsea, Family of Strangers, The Undertones, and Loric's friendship with Charlie Harper.

She's a Punk Rocker documentary and Rubella Ballet singing legend Zillah Minx talks about film making, Crass Commune, Vi Subversa, Colin Jerwood & lots more in the pre-Rebellion interview special.

Kathleen Riot discusses Street Voice UK, band photography, and activism from the Minors Strike to Trans Rights.

A brilliant chat, a fabulous person with lots of insight and punk rock activism history, and a brilliant photographer and writer with their finger on the pulse.

Traci Heaslewood talks about Saints and Sinners Tattoo Studio, Art, Silversmithing, Curry, and the Dead Hombres.

Check out Traci's tattoo shop in Horsham Surrey:

https://saintsandsinnerstattoos.com/

Family of Strangers, Lou & Del talk about bands, gigs, getting beaten up, the government, Rats with Wings (Del's label), and the Queen's corgis.

If you haven't heard of these guys, check them out! They will soon be playing a gig in a town near you.