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Punk Rock Creatives
by Marie Repulsive
Marie Repulsive is the host of the Punk Rock Creative Podcast, a punk interview show exploring the creative journeys of artists, musicians, and change makers connected to the punk scene. Through candid conversations, Marie dives into the stories behind the music — often uncovering powerful links to activism, community, and social causes. A lifelong creative, Marie previously played ukulele in The Pukes before joining Lost Cherrees as vocalist in 2012. After taking a break, she recently returned to the stage as a solo performer, bringing her unmistakable punk spirit to new audiences. Beyond music, Marie is a Graphic Designer and a passionate Special Educational Needs advocate, blending creativity with purpose both on and off the stage.
Episodes
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Cero Viejo (ex Authority Zero)
In this episode of Punk Rock Creatives, Marie chats with Bill Marcks and Jeremy Wood, founding members of Authority Zero and now their new band, Cero Viejo. We get into the story behind Cero Viejo, from Bill and Jeremy's first meeting at high school in the 1990s to their musical journey together,...
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Marie & the Meltdownz
In this episode of Punk Rock Creatives, things get a little closer to home as Marie sits down with her own band, Marie & the Meltdownz, for a chat about music, gigs, touring and all the chaos that comes with being in a band together. We talk about touring, the places we've never played but would...
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THWACK! (Chlo Spinks)
In this episode of Punk Rock Creatives, Marie chats with Chlo from London-based orchestral punk band THWACK! about queer icons, their brilliantly bonkers “Margaret Thatcher Blood Snatcher”, their EP Buried But Blooming, the recording process and an exciting new collaboration in the works. We talk...
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Julies Dead (Lianne Erskine)
In this episode of Punk Rock Creatives, Marie chats with Lianne Erskine, vocalist of Julie’s Dead, after first discovering the band live at a Dammit Records showcase. Lianne shares her own musical journey from owning a music venue and the path that eventually led her to fronting Julie’s Dead.…
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Pete Bentham (Pete Bentham & the Dinner Ladies)
In this episode of Punk Rock Creatives, Marie chats with Pete Bentham of Pete Bentham & The Dinner Ladies about Kitchencore, punk, second chances and the creative ideas behind the Dinner Ladies. Despite being a fan, Marie discovers embarrassingly early in the conversation that the Dinner Ladies…
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Griff Griffiths (Rock Radio, author of 'I was The King of Spain')
In this episode of Punk Rock Creatives, Marie sits down with musician, author and Rock Radio UK presenter Griff Griffiths — although somewhere along the way, neither of them is entirely sure whose show they're actually on, leading to some comical moments. OGriff has lived enough lives to fill...
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Molly Tie (Author of Rebel Grrrls: The Real Story of Women and Punk)
In this episode of Punk Rock Creatives, Marie chats with writer Molly Tie about her brilliant book Rebel Grrrls: The Real Story of Women and Punk from the 1970s to Today and the women who have helped shape punk and alternative music. We talk about the sexism, abuse and hatred women can face…
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Roman Jugg (The Damned, The Phantoms, Roman Jugg Band)
This week on Punk Rock Creatives, Marie sits down with guitarist, keyboardist, accordion-playing songwriter and all-round punk legend Roman Jugg for a fascinating journey through decades of music, creativity and DIY culture. From growing up in South Wales in an immigrant family to becoming one of...
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Boom Boom Womb (Gemima Gallier)
This week on Punk Rock Creatives, Marie chats to the brilliant Gemima Gallier from Boom Boom Womb. From walking out of an admin job at lunchtime and never looking back, to finding her place in music and creativity, Gemima shares her journey with honesty, humour and plenty of punk rock spirit. The...
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Jo-Jo O'Donoghue (Jo-Jo & The Teeth)
This week on Punk Rock Creatives, Marie chats with Jo-Jo O'Donoghue from Jo-Jo & The Teeth. The conversation covers how the band first came together, their approach to songwriting, recording and performing, and the hard work that goes into building a band on the UK festival/gigging circuit. Jo-Jo...
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Rita Lynch
In this episode of Punk Rock Creatives, Marie chats with singer, songwriter, activist and creative force Rita Lynch. With over five decades of writing, performing and living punk rock, Rita reflects on her journey through music, creativity and activism, sharing stories and insights gathered along...
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Inferno Class Recordings (Trystan O'Connell)
This week, Marie talks to Trystan from Inferno Class Recording Studio — London’s newest and quirkiest recording studio. The episode was recorded at Trystan’s studio, where the conversation flowed with plenty of laughter and jokes, helped by the fact that Marie and Trystan were in Lost Cherrees...
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Gwen Ever (A Low Life in High Heels)
Gwen Ever from Deal Radio’s A Low Life in High Heels talks to Marie about Holly Woodlawn’s endorsement of the use of the name, the importance of getting new music out into the community, and a memorable moment featuring Steve Ignorant wearing a beehive and then dedicating a cover of David Bowie’s...
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Ruth & Hannah Punktuation Magazine
TRIGGER WARNING : Sexual violence and domestic violence discussed In this episode Marie talks with Ruth and Hannah from Punkuation Magazine. Ruth is the editor-in-chief, while Hannah joins as music writer. Together, they dive into the current punk bands they’re loving right now, including Rage…
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Sid Truelove (Rubella Ballet, Epileptics, Flux of Pink Indians)
In this episode we sit down with Sid Truelove from Rubella Ballet for a wide-ranging conversation exploring decades of punk rock creativity, underground culture, and DIY survival. We talk about the legendary mystery of the second missing floating tom, memories of playing with Flux of Pink Indians...
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Peter Coyne (Godfathers)
Peter Coyne of The Godfathers speaks with a clear, stripped-back philosophy rooted in authenticity and directness. He views artwork as an extension of the music—bold, unpretentious, and reflective of the band’s raw energy rather than something overly stylised. Early experiences in The Sid Presley...
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Hippies Now Wear Black (Rich Cross)
In this episode, we’re joined by writer and anarcho-punk historian Rich Cross to dig into radical music culture, DIY ethics, and the legacy of anarchist art. We talk Vi Subversa and the Poison Girls, exploring her role in shaping anarcho-punk, the fusion of feminism and music in her work, and why...
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Ryan Hanratty
Ryan hangs out with Marie for a proper all-over-the-place chat—in the best way. They get into songwriting and how different styles come together, then somehow end up talking about the US healthcare system and what it’s like dealing with that as a creative. Classic Punk Rock Creatives podcast...
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Keith Woodhouse
Step into the world of Keith Woodhouse from Radio Woking—and the show that doesn’t mind getting it a bit wrong. This episode leans into Wot Radio—Keith’s take on doing things his own way. Not polished, not overproduced, and definitely not trying to sound like everyone else. From growing up in...
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Joanne Majauskis (Domestic Abuse Support Services)
Trigger Warning Domestic Abuse/Violence discussed in this episode. Jo Majauskis is an independent Trainer and consultant who has worked in the field of Domestic Violence/abuse for over 15 years. Her previous roles have included frontline support work and Senior Management positions for Domestic...
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solo1981 (Stefano Giambastiani, Acid Brains)
Marie chats with Stefano, the mind behind punk project Solo1981, in their first ever English interview. They talk about the journey from former band Acid Brains to going solo, growing up in Italy, and the differences between the Italian and UK music scenes. The conversation dives into mental...
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Wasp Rites of Hadda
This episode starts in chaos… and ends somewhere much deeper. Wasp from Rites of Hadda joins us for a wild ride through politics, music, energy, health, wigs (yes, wigs), and the raw creative force behind their unforgettable performances (if you haven't seen Rites of Hadda play, get to a show)....
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Essex Podcast Festival 2026 Live with Cherry b and Steve Drewitt
Welcome to a special recorded live and unfiltered episode from the Essex Podcast Festival 2026. In this episode, recorded in front of a live audience, we were joined by two Essex based punk creatives: Poet Cherry B (one half of Cherry and Peesh) and Steve Drewitt (Newtown Neurotics). Together…
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Damian Jay Clay
TRIGGER WARNING themes of discrimination, homophobia, ableism/disablism. Damian Jay joins Marie for a candid and thought-provoking conversation about writing, identity, and resilience. Damian discusses their novel Generation Vex, exploring the themes behind the book and the experiences that…
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Peter Jones Paranoid Visions
Marie chats to Peter Jones of Paranoid Visions about the band’s origins, the political climate that shaped their sound, and the new Paranoid Visions documentary (and how you can watch it). We discuss Rebellion Festival, the anarcho stage, plus reflections on the legacy of Vi Subversa, and Radical...
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Corpus Delicti (Franck Amendola)
Franck from Corpus Delicti talks to us from his studio ahead of the band’s UK tour, he discusses the making of “Room 36,” featuring Nice-born artist Jean-Luc Verna. He shares insights into the band’s origins, line-up changes over the years, their influences, and his philosophy of playing guitar...
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Active Slaughter (Lara & Trev)
*Trigger Warning* themes of war/genocide discussed Lara and Trev from Active Slaughter discuss their new compilation 'Ceasefire? There Ain't No Fucking Ceasefire! Featuring 70 bands available on Active Slaughters Bandcamp. The money raised is being sent to Nada and her family who live in Gaza…
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Dammit Records (John Sharland)
John from Dammit Records talks about Damnations, recording, previous bands, his own punk history, his proudest moments and biggest regrets.
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David Apps (Artist, Writer, Photographer, Musician)
David or Dave to the punks... Or Anarchy Apps to Charlie Harper. How do you know David Apps? Its a bit of a long episode but Dave has so many interesting things to say and talk about. From being a young punk who started off in 1970's Essex, to promoting gigs for UK Subs, Vibrators and so many…
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Andy Ray Keys (Bullitz 22, Ex-Cathedra, Suicide Bid)
Andy tell's us all about his new band Bullitz 23, his time in Ex-cathedra and Suicide Bid, up and coming gigs, Stiff Little Fingers, The Pogues, The Specials, living with ADHD and so much more.
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Drivelheads
Drivelheads, no frills 3 piece punk rock from Nottingham, England UK. Drivelheads talk about their influences, how they formed, Anarchistwood, Punk 4 The Homeless, and lots more.
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The Puncturists (Gail & Pat)
Gail & Pat from The Puncturists talk about challenging stereotypes in their song 55, how the band started, and how Gail pushed herself out of her comfort zone to sing in a band, filming in Cleethorpes, Yorkshire, and so much more.
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Amongst Strangers (Sam)
Sam talks about his new band Amongst Strangers, Inner Terrestrials, Manchester Punx Picnic, TNS, Faintest Idea, his songwriting process, ADHD, neurodiversity, and Norwich Punks.
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Andy Guttercat
‘It’s Just Shit’…. But not this episode with Andy Guttercat, who talks about his creative process, the story behind 'Guttercat,' Phil Lynott, Dave Draper, John Lydon, and lots more.
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Peesh Logoz
Peesh talks about songwriting, the North East, Logoz, Monkey's Blood, The Wildhearts, how he manages being one of the hardest working people on the punk/alternative gig circuit at present, radio shows, Cherry B and so much more.
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Fiona Duncan (Slalom D)
Fiona Duncan chats to Marie about Slalom D, art, her book, Red Alert, Voodoo Radio, Menopause, ADHD, Sunderland, and Bradford.
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Gypsy Lee Pistolero (Gypsy Pistoleros)
In this episode Gypsy Lee (Lee Mark Jones) talks about Gypsy Pistoleros, ADHD, missing out on having a UK top 50 album, Lemmy Kilmister & a bust up with Slash (listen to find out more), a b-movie career, recording with Dave Draper & playing the brilliant Rebellion Festival.
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Voodoo Radio
In this brilliant episode, the awesome Tony & Paige discuss their Van, Rebellion Festivals, Sound of the Suburbs records, Tony Smith, Holy Dotage Records, filming video, touring Northern Ireland during the troubles, and lots more.
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Hagar The Womb/Rabies Babies (Karen, Lorna & Ruth)
In this episode, Karen, Lorna, and Ruth of Hagar The Womb talk about the band’s anarcho-punk roots, their comeback, the infamous bottles of piss, the lack of support for women—especially mothers—in bands, Love Sex Hate Sexism, Rabies Babies, and Ruth finally answers a question from She’s a Punk...
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Steve Battershill (Lost Cherrees/Winter of Discontent)
Steve from Lost Cherrees, from the beginnings to the current lineup, shopping with Colin Jerwood and Paco, Dafadildos, Flux of Pink Indians, Fathers for Justice, and AWOD.
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Rage DC Graham & Loric
From school in Bracknell to punk rock music stages, Gray & Loric talk all things Rage DC, making art, designing, writing Poetry, Napalm Beth, Chelsea, Gray Rage acoustic, Brigandage, Chelsea, Family of Strangers, The Undertones, and Loric's friendship with Charlie Harper.
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Zillah Minx (Rubella Ballet)
She's a Punk Rocker documentary and Rubella Ballet singing legend Zillah Minx talks about film making, Crass Commune, Vi Subversa, Colin Jerwood & lots more in the pre-Rebellion interview special.
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Kathleen Riot
Kathleen Riot discusses Street Voice UK, band photography, and activism from the Minors Strike to Trans Rights. A brilliant chat, a fabulous person with lots of insight and punk rock activism history, and a brilliant photographer and writer with their finger on the pulse.
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Traci Heaslewood (Dead Hombres)
Traci Heaslewood talks about Saints and Sinners Tattoo Studio, Art, Silversmithing, Curry, and the Dead Hombres. Check out Traci's tattoo shop in Horsham Surrey: https://saintsandsinnerstattoos.com/
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Family of Strangers
Family of Strangers, Lou & Del talk about bands, gigs, getting beaten up, the government, Rats with Wings (Del's label), and the Queen's corgis. If you haven't heard of these guys, check them out! They will soon be playing a gig in a town near you.
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Cherry B
Brilliant punk poet, writer, therapist (for people living out in war zones such as Palestine and Ukraine), Cherry B & dog Reggie. We talked about Cherry and Peesh, Rik Mayall, The Square in Harlow, fundraising, and being diagnosed as having Dyspraxia and Dyslexia. Cherry B
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Ambition Demolition AL Stone
AL Stone from band Ambition Demolition talks about the best band he has ever been in, being a hunt sab in the 1980's & 1990's & being still very passionate about animal rights. The current economic climate & gigs. Note: The sound changes slightly towards the end.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Marie Repulsive is the host of the Punk Rock Creative Podcast, a punk interview show exploring the creative journeys of artists, musicians, and change makers connected to the punk scene. Through candid conversations, Marie dives into the stories behind the music — often uncovering powerful links to activism, community, and social causes.
A lifelong creative, Marie previously played ukulele in The Pukes before joining Lost Cherrees as vocalist in 2012. After taking a break, she recently returned to the stage as a solo performer, bringing her unmistakable punk spirit to new audiences.
Beyond music, Marie is a Graphic Designer and a passionate Special Educational Needs advocate, blending creativity with purpose both on and off the stage.
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