Episodios

  • N is for Never Mind the Bollocks....Here's the Sex Pistols
    Apr 2 2026

    This week on P is for Punk, I finally sat down and listened to Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols by the Sex Pistols front to back for the first time.

    I went in expecting sloppy, angry noise… but what I got was something way tighter, louder, and more intentional than I thought. From the stomp of "Holidays in the Sun" to "God Save the Queen" and "Anarchy in the U.K.," this record is controlled chaos with hooks.

    We break down the album track by track, lyrics, tone, and musical composition while also digging into the band's history, their impact on punk, and how this record helped shape everything from the Ramones to the Dead Kennedys and beyond.

    Plus, we get into the myth and reality of Sid Vicious, and why this album still punches nearly 50 years later.

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    35 m
  • David McWane of Big D and the Kids Table
    Mar 26 2026

    This week on P is for Punk, we're hanging out with David McWane from Big D and the Kids Table.

    We talk about the new album The Good Ole American Saturday Night, the chaos behind the single "Whiplash," and Strictly Rude turning 19. David also breaks down how you pick the right single for a record and what it takes to stay true to your roots after 30+ years as a band.

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    30 m
  • M is for Morbid Stuff
    Mar 19 2026

    This week on P is for Punk, we're breaking down Morbid Stuff by PUP. We go track-by-track through a record that turns anxiety, burnout, failing relationships, and full-on meltdowns into loud, catchy, and painfully honest songs and their impact on Drew personally. We also dig into where PUP came from, what makes this album stand out in modern punk, and why its mix of vulnerability and aggression continues to resonate. If you've ever felt like everything's a little out of control, this album probably hits closer than you'd expect. #PIsForPunk #PUP #MorbidStuff #PunkPodcast

    All things P is for Punk: Here

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    38 m
  • L is for Losing Streak
    Mar 12 2026

    This week we cover Less Than Jake's sophomore album Losing Streak

    We break down the band's Gainesville DIY roots, their jump from the underground success of Pezcore to a major label with Capitol Records, and how Losing Streak captured a moment when ska-punk was exploding across MTV, college radio, and skate culture.

    Then we go track by track through the entire album and why these songs still resonate nearly 30 years later.

    We also explore why Losing Streak became one of the defining albums of 90s ska-punk, how it influenced the scene, and what Less Than Jake is up to today as one of punk's most consistent touring bands.

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    40 m
  • K is for Kill em All
    Mar 5 2026

    On this episode of P is for Punk, we break down the raw, reckless debut that helped launch thrash metal into the mainstream. From the firing of Dave Mustaine just before recording to Cliff Burton's legendary bass solo and the anthem "Seek & Destroy," we go track-by-track through Kill 'Em All and explore its punk roots, hardcore energy, and lasting legacy.

    Joining the show is Jason "Biggie" Mansmith, co-host of 95.1/96.1 The Rock WTCX's The Wheely Big Show, bringing radio insight, Wisconsin rock perspective, and serious thrash knowledge!

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    47 m
  • J is for Joyride the Pale Horse
    Feb 26 2026

    This week on P is for Punk, we break down Joyride the Pale Horse by Heart Attack Man.

    We cover the band's history, their evolution from Midwest DIY punk to a darker, sharper sound, and go track-by-track through songs like "One More Song (Imposter Syndrome)," "Call of the Void," and "The Gallows."

    If you're into punk rock, pop-punk revival, emo revival, hardcore influence, and album deep dives, this episode is for you.

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    38 m
  • I is for In Desolation
    Feb 19 2026

    This week we're diving into In Desolation, the 2011 album from Off With Their Heads. With tracks like "Drive," "Trying to Breathe," and "Clear the Air," the record finds themes digging deep into depression, addiction, and isolation with striking honesty. Drew breaks down the songwriting, the emotional weight of the album, and why In Desolation remains one of the most impactful punk releases of the 2010s.

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    39 m
  • H is for Head Full of Snakes
    Feb 12 2026

    On this episode of P is for Punk, Tane from Tightwire joins Drew to dissect their 2023 album Head Full of Snakes. From track-by-track breakdowns to the meaning behind the artwork, they explore how emotionally honest songwriting can still deliver huge hooks. Catchy, vulnerable, and loud in all the right ways.

    Follow Tightwire on Instagram: @tightwirempls

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    44 m