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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2010 · 28 MIN

Dead to Me, NOFX, Teenage Bottlerocket, Tony Sly, The Menzingers, Neil Hennessey

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Brendan Kelly and Tobias Jeg are bringing the best new punk music, and what better place to turn to for some raucous punk rock than the eminent Fat Wreck Chords?  We’ve got a full roster of label mates on the show, starting with and interview and performance with San Francisco’s Dead To Me. Next, Toby heads all the way up to Milwaukee to chat with Fat Wreck Chords founder and NOFX front man Fat Mike over at the Riverside Theater, with what is Fat Mike’s first television interview in years. While Toby was up in Milwaukee, he also managed to catch up with Teenage Bottlerocket, Neil Hennessey of Chicago’s own Lawrence Arms, and Tony Sly of No Use For A Name. If you’re familiar with Fat Wreck Chords, you may have heard a story or two about NOFX tour manager Kent Jamieson.  If not, you’ll hear a few stories this week as Toby grabs Kent for an interview up in Milwaukee. While not connected to Fat Wreck Chords, Scranton-based band The Menzingers also deliver some rowdy punk music, and Toby got a hold of them for an interview at Riverside Theater. 

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