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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2026 · 1H 11M

Episode 15 - Grown-Up Dilemmas: Embracing Subculture Amidst Adult Responsibilities

from Dads Who Mosh · host Nate Petersen

Welcome to the Dads Who Mosh Podcast! This weeks, Jesse goes over some of the woes of doing graduate school in your 30's and Nate shares what it was like going to Disney for the first time ever. Later, the dads go over tips for anyone who is going to a hardcore show for the first time, and a bit more of "Hardcore 101". What's the difference in moshing styles? Is one better than the other? What's the most important thing to remember at a hardcore show? On the dad life side of things, the guys chat about the struggle of growing up in a scene that was so anti-culture and pushed against the "American Dream" and then becoming and adult that still loves that music and that scene, but also has to clock in and out of a normal job and pay the bills. This week's segments:Bands you should know:Nate: Holder (@holder.413)Jesse: withpaperwings (@withpaperwings.orl)Hardcore News: - Vinyl sales pass $1B for the first time since 1983- Evergreen Terrace swap drummer for previous band member Brad Moxey-Josh Scogin takes to social media to confirm that, despite rumors, he is NOT taking over as vocalist of Better LoversNew Music:Poison the Well - "Peace on Place" (LP)Boundaries - "Skies cast amber black" (Single)This is Hell - "Born Suspicious" (SingleAdditions to "Dad's Who Mosh Playlist" - Nate - "My Therapy" by Bane - Jesse - "Beg For the Blood" by Ends in TragedyFollow us!Instagram: @dadswhomoshSpotify: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1pfxBoqHvT2u6kjWKryo9z?si=xVpGdRRmTdGkvdnKCe1AYg&pi=SnPX7XSkQfiYC

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