Punk, Love, & Compassion
Radical voices telling stories of resilience and hope with host Bo Wolfe.
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Francine from Domesticatrix (opens the original)
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This episode with Francine from Birmingham, Al. From Domesticatrix and the Replicants in addition to The Firehouse Community Arts Center We talk about PUNK as a personal experience, Being true to yourself, Punk allowing and making space available for marginalized groups, Learning from failure, How to create safe spaces for marginalized communities without creating private clubs, Having faith in people, as well as many other topics. Bands mentioned/Talked about Domesticatrix and the Replicants, M
Mic From the band An Slua out of Ireland (opens the original)
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Super stoked on this episode! Mic is my first international interview. He is in the Band An Slua out of Ireland, and we go all over the place in our conversation. We did have to break a couple of times, so this interview took place over the span of two weeks. Perhaps you will notice some splits in the conversation. We talk about community, mentorship, meeting our role models, the importance of not taking ourselves too seriously, living and functioning with in a society that has different moral/e
Billy Thompson (opens the original)
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I am really stoked for this episode. I get to speak with a friend for the first time in about 26 years. Billy Thompson from the bands: Spiritiste, Secret Smoker, Heavy Mantle, and his solo work as William Edward Thompson. We discuss appreciating what we have around us, redefining our expectations of success, does the pink scene/community actually exist, looking at what we give value to and the reasons for that value, as well as other topics. Bands Mentioned: Spiritiste Secret Smoker Heavy Mantle
Joey from Or Else (opens the original)
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As with all of our episodes, the conversation ranged across many topics. From mental health, walking what you preach, community, hope, and more. Bands mentioned: Domesticatrix and the Replicants Louder Transition Collective Merc No time Records Impermanence Hong Kong fuck you Ramones World Peace David Bowie and many others For more, visit The Alabama Take site .
Phil of Eugenius, Maw, and Culture Void (opens the original)
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In this week's episode, host Bo talks to Phil from the bands Eugenius, Maw, and Culture Void. Bands mentioned in this episode: Eugenius Maw Culture Void Green Day Rancid Blink 182 Earth Crisis Snapcase Death Through Adam Corpus Cristi Public enemy Truck Violence Chatpile Clipping Ebony tusk Oxbow Converge Scenario For more, visit The Alabama Take .
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