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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 1H 25M

New Found Glory's Jordan Pundik Talks Sticks and Stones, 25 Years of Pop-Punk & Touring Stories

from The Joe Vulpis Podcast · host Joe Vulpis

Jordan Pundik is the lead vocalist and founding member of New Found Glory, helping form the band in 1997 and becoming one of the defining voices of early-2000s pop-punk. His vocals powered breakthrough albums like Sticks and Stones and Catalyst, with songs like "My Friends Over You" becoming staples of the genre. Over three decades, Pundik has remained the band's frontman and a driving force behind their touring success and influence on modern pop-punk. Watch the video podcast here: https://youtu.be/iQnc255NMfc Episode 424 Welcome to the JOE VULPIS PODCAST official YouTube channel! Hosted by Joe Vulpis, AKA "Ugh It's Joe" and "The Joe", Joe shares the most exciting parts of the guests unique story. Guests range from world renowned wildlife biologists and BRIT Award winning rockstars to the largest Tik Tokkers in the world and NYT Number One Best Sellers. GHOST TAGS: Jordan Pundik, New Found Glory, pop punk, pop punk music, My Friends Over You, Sticks and Stones album, Catalyst album, New Found Glory interview, Jordan Pundik interview, early 2000s pop punk, Florida pop punk, Drive Thru Records, pop punk bands, New Found Glory history, punk rock vocalist, NFG band, Jordan Pundik vocals, pop punk legends, Warped Tour bands, Warped Tour era, pop punk nostalgia, punk rock interview, New Found Glory songs, Hit or Miss song, All Downhill From Here, Jordan Pundik podcast, pop punk frontman, New Found Glory fans, pop punk scene, classic pop punk

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