punk this week podcast: billiam + waifish
Nina has a life-changing snow cone in New Orleans. Evan meets the Kit Kat Count. Joel shames both hosts about the Replacements.
Punk This Week is see/saw’s weekly podcast from co-hosts Evan Minsker and Nina Corcoran—a discussion of the latest and greatest in the world of punk rock. We talk about six new punk records we’re loving from the past week.
Nina goes behind the scenes (and, of course, eats) of her trip to New Orleans for the Pitchfork feature “Twisted Teens Hit the Big Time.” Evan discovers his new favorite Halloween candy shape. At listener Joel’s behest, we listen to the Replacements’ “Fuck School” for the first time. It’s all this plus a discussion of new records by Billiam, Waifish, Public Acid, Terrible Pop, Acid Test, and 2th on the new episode of Punk This Week.
Shout out Invertebrates, Porcelain, MR. [REDACTED], Kien, Kohti Tuhoa, Pet Fox, Nisemono, and Big Stink.
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Punk This Week is a Ruinous Media podcast; thanks to Ruinous for their support. Thanks to Baby Tyler Band for use of our theme song “Needs” off their self-titled album. Thanks to Waylon Thornton for the bumpers. Thanks to Tyler Nickell for the podcast’s artwork.
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