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Punk Lives
by James Call
James Call, a longtime observer and participant in San Diego's Punk scene, chats with musicians, fans, artists — a variety of people for whom Punk was, and continues to be, a defining feature in their lives. Produced by Henry Dean Jepsen. Season 1 recorded by David Robles
Episodes
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Chris Sullivan talks Pens, Jacks, Beat Farmers ... and biz.
A couple of Penetrators reminisce
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Dylan Lee Brown, punk spawn
Son of Downtown Alan Brown of the Bed Breakers, The Eleven Sons, and Color TV
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Hector Penalosa of the Zeros and the Baja Bugs
Hector renders the fine beginnings of San Diego Punk Rock.
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Jeff Mattsson of Crash Worship, The Purple Hand of Kareem Abdul Jabbar, and The Love Monsters
We update info on Vivian Bardot /nee Claude Coma. We phone Lynn Savage, drummer for The Love Monsters, for the first time in 30+ years. And The Purple Hand gives an impromptu performance on the springs of the mic stand arms.
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Joli and Ray Ramage, a couple of punksanistas
Joli was in and then managed the Cockpits. She met Ray backstage at a Dead Kennedys show.
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Grant Nollet ~ Dum Dum Boys, Anarcock ...
... and about a zillion other bands
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Mike Stax of the Crawdaddys, The Tell Tale Hearts, The Loons
Mike talks about how a young British music lover winds up in a garage band in San Diego's evolving Punk Scene.
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Gary Wilson of Gary Wilson and the Blind Dates
It's Gary Wilson and the Bind Dates ... from New York City!
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Richard Peterson, Search and Destroy photographer and Pink and Pearl Gallery owner
Richard Peterson continues uniquely photographing in Denver, Colorado.
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Cosmo Call, punk spawn
Cosmo grew up the son of a Penetrator.
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DJ Jim McInnes
Jim McInnes was the first radio DJ in San Diego to champion local Punk Rock
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Jacqueline Ramirez was on the scene from day one.
How a young girl got swept up by Punk Rock and went on to take some of the iconic photos of the era.
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Cliff Cunningham, singer Social Spit
Social Spit is one of the longest running, continuous Punk bands in San Diego
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Tim Mays, Casbah owner and music promoter
Tim Mays is a major proponent of Punk Rock in San Diego (if not THE major proponent) for nearly 40 years.
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Sue Delguidice of the Dinettes
Sue told us stories about San Diego's (to use the terminology of the time) all-girl bands, the Dinettes and the Cockpits.
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Murrugun the Mystic
How did a Punk become a sword swallower?
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Artist Bobby Lane
Flyer art was an important part of the various bonds that held the scene together. Bobby Lane came hugely amongst his fellows in that effort.
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Skater Punk, Andy
Andy (OMA) Newton informs us how skate culture brought him to Punk Rock.
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Margarat Nee, Punk Archivist
For our first look at the rise of San Diego Punk Culture, we spoke with Margarat Nee, Punk Rock archivist.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
James Call, a longtime observer and participant in San Diego's Punk scene, chats with musicians, fans, artists — a variety of people for whom Punk was, and continues to be, a defining feature in their lives. Produced by Henry Dean Jepsen. Season 1 recorded by David Robles
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