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Brace Belden from TrueAnon Podcast is here

EPISODE · Jan 20, 2022 · 1H 31M

Brace Belden from TrueAnon Podcast is here

from Turned Out A Punk · host Turned Out A Punk

Episode 387 - BRACE BELDEN has been many things: a podcaster, a writer, a shit disturber, a florist, a union organizer, a volunteer People’s Protection Units’ soldier; but throughout it all he remained a punk rocker. Join Damian as he sits down with Brace to discuss growing up in punk & why being infamous is a game for the young. From being kidnapped by a work farm/cult, to fistfights at the Gilman, to the origins of “Mysterious Guy Hardcore”, to a heated debated about “Burning Spirits”: this is NOT TO BE MISSED!!!!Also, don’t miss Brace on the TrueAnon podcast! Get it at the best podcast store you know!Also Touched On:Getting into punk in CanadaDanzig pointing at youA goth babysitterRancid: HUGE in the BayMax from Warkrime gets his skateboard smashed…Wearing yellow, tartan bondage pants to the Gilman: big mistakeSan Fransisco Drunk PunxKidnapped and sent off to a youth work camp cultWorking for TankcrimesThe younger band sceneMeeting Jonah and Career Suicide Scotty Karate taking care of the scene“We were rotten little guys.”Dave Dictor writing to the principle about your MDC shirtPsychedelic Horseshit ClockcleanerJudd and Sex VidEven MRR knows…The Last PunkDoing LSD with Total Control“Skinhead pants!”: Jimmy from Annihilation Time and a bucket of bleach & SO MUCH MORE!!!!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/turned-out-a-punk/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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