This month&apos;s episode sees Liam go off the beaten path of &apos;Punk Rock&apos; into the bizarro world of &apos;Brechtian Punk Cabaret&apos; with the forefather of the genre Martyn Jacques, the ringmaster of The Tiger Lillies.Record face to face (at a safe distance) at Wiltons Music Hall on September 25th, 2021This month&apos;s sponsor is a Po-Lice, Go pick up their new album via this link... Only £2!As always, thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast&apos;s opening track.Tracklisting for this episode are all by The Tiger LilliesCOVID 19PigletHellBully BoyJackBanging In The NailsSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/punksinpubs)

Punks In Pubs Podcast

Martyn Jacques ( The Tiger Lillies )

After over six months away, Liam and Punks In Pubs are back!Liam&apos;s first guest after his hiatus is the originator of UK punk podcasts; Matt Stocks!Matt&apos;s podcast Life In Stocks is currently 235 episodes deep, having spoken to Punk Rock royalty like NOFX&apos;s Fat Mike, Sex Pistols&apos; John Lydon, Rage Against The Machine&apos;s Tom Morello and Black Flag&apos;s Keith Morris. At the start of the year, Matt released a book of the same name as the podcast (Life In Stocks), a selection of Matt&apos;s favourite chats from his podcast over the years.Liam and Matt speak about creating a podcast and keeping it going. As well as celebrities and comedians entering the podcast arena. It takes a while; however, they eventually talk punk, where Matt discusses his love and admiration for NOFX (particularly Fat Mike).Matt also opens up about how a terrible accident brought on by drinking sent him on a path of thinking about life in a more spiritual way.Of course, they talk about Matt&apos;s book and plans for Volume 2, 3 and 4!You can pick up a copy of Matts book &apos;Life In Stocks, via this link and listen to the podcast of the same name, via this link.This month&apos;s sponsor is a Brazilian band, O Leopardo - show them some love via this link.As always, thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast&apos;s opening track.Track listning for this episoed are...Rancid - Back Where I BelongGaslight Anthems - Great ExpectationsLittle Richard - Long Tall SallyFlogging Molly - Devil&apos;s Dance FloorWeezer - (If You Are Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You ToNOFX - LinewleumSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/punksinpubs)

Matt Stocks

Episode 72 sees Liam speak to Chubby and the Gang lead vocalist Charlie Manning-Walker, AKA: Chubby Charles. Liam and Charlie discuss album number 2, rebelling against "Punk Rock" and discovering a home in Hardcore as well as revelling his recent diagnosis of diabetes!Thank you to Gab De La Vega for sponsoring this weeks episode; you can find more via this link. If you&apos;re looking for a new T-shirt for the coming spring, you can do no better than the Punks In Pubs T-shirt via our Etsy shop.As always, thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast&apos;s opening track.Track listning for this episoed are...Chubby and the GangChubby and the Gang rule OKCan&apos;t Tell Me NothingUnion DuesAll Along the Uxbridge Road Bobby Fuller FourI Fought The Law

Charlie "Chubby Charles" Manning-Walker (Chubby and the Gang)

Episode 71 sees Liam speaking to Kellie Nowell, sister of the late great Bradley Nowell, singer of the legendary 90's reggae ska-punk band - Sublime. Kellie is now the spearhead of the 'Nowell Family Foundation' that provides addiction recovery services to the music community. The foundation is currently raising funds to open 'Bradley's House', a six-bed recovery facility that will provide treatment for people in the music industry with opioid addiction, regardless of their financial situation. They have partnered with LAW Records and released The House that Bradley Built, a compilation album of Sublime covers. Go pick up a copy of the album via this link.For the next two weeks, all profits from the sale of the 'Punks in Pubs' T-shirts will also go to support the foundation as well, so if you've been holding off on getting a T-shirt, now's the time to go pick one up. You can do that via this link or Google 'Punks In Pubs T-shirts Etsy'You can expect Liam and Kellie to talk about the foundation (obviously) and the compilation album. Kellie opens up about life growing up with Bradley, their mutual love for music and his ability to hustle, but Kellie also discusses her anger at Bradley for not being around to tell the stories himself after passing away in 1996 from a heroin overdose. In this episode, both Liam and Kellie speak openly about addiction, which might be difficult for some people to listen to. If any of the topics explored in this episode impact you, you can contact:UK: https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/heroin-get-help/USA: https://americanaddictioncenters.org/rehab-guide/alcohol-drug-hotlineCanada: https://www.ccsa.ca/addictions-treatment-helplines-canadaAustralia: https://adf.org.au/help-support/Germany: https://guttempler.de/en/emergency-phone-addictionFor other countries, please google for your nearest assistance clinics.Thank you to Chiara for sponsoring this episode. You can watch a trailer for her movie 'The New Music' via this link.Track listning for this episoed are...All SublimeSanteriaDate RapePool SharkWhat I Got5446 That's My Number/Ball ANd Chain

Kellie Nowell (The Nowell Family Foundation)

We are back with something a little different! A collaboration episode with ourselves and the fantastic Mable Syndrome. Expect chat on interviewing technics, rough interviews and a shit ton of punk rock references!  Thank you to What Makes Sense for sponsoring this episode, give yourself and smile and watch the video for there new track 'Groundhog Day.' If you're looking for a new T-shirt for 2021, you can do no better than the Punks In Pubs T-shirt via our Etsy shop.As always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track.Track listning for this episoed are...Mable - GoldfingerNo Cigar - MillencolinDrink Drank Punk - Anti FlagCity Of Angels - The DistillersScram! - Jeff RosenstockURL's if Links dont work. Just copy and paste.Mable Syndrom: https://www.mablesyndrome.com/What Makes Sense - Groundhog Day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UUjWKsAQbj6hOSvKRKlTVLJw&v=t3jRYhejlcg&feature=emb_titlePunks In Pubs T-shirts: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PunksInPubsPodcast?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

Kristen Santos Bixby (Mable Syndrome)

Steve Ignorant is our festive guest for episode 69 Steve's discuss his loathing for Christmas song as well Christmas dinner… He's the perfect guest. Away from Christmas, Steve reveals he was nearly in the global hit The Crown, we discuss how a punk sparked a fire inside him. We, of course, talk Crass, his time in the band as well as feeling loss once the band split, Lastly Steve talks about his wish of wanting to work with Sleaford Mods and Bobby Vylan. Thank you to To The Helpless for sponsoring the show, go show them some love.   Go grab yourself a Punks in Pubs T-Shirts are now only £14 you can pick yours up via our Etsy page  As always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track. All tracks are by Crass. Big a Little ABloody RevolutionsBanned From The RoxyDo They Owe Us A LivingIts The Greatest Working Class Rip-OffPunk Is Dead See you in 2021 x

Steve Ignorant (Crass)

Jake Kolatis is our guest, and he&apos;s a great one. We discuss the idea of "selling out" in punk, Jakes love for food, having a pint in the oldest pub in the UK and Liam ask Jake why he&apos;s relaunched his label Charged Records during a global pandemic! We, of course, talk The Casualties, early days, highlights and looking forward. Liam also felt it was important to address the sexual assault allegations that were made against former lead singer Jorge.  Thank you to Anxur vegan sauces and condiments for sponsoring the show, go show them some love as well as Roberto&apos;s podcast, "2 Meters Away Punkcast T-Shirts are now only £14 you can pick yours up via this link As always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast&apos;s opening track. All The Casualties tracklisting for the podcast is below.1312Punk Rock LoveOi SongWe Are All We HaveUnknown SoldierSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/punksinpubs)

Episode 68: Jake Kolatis (The Casualties)

Mate! It&apos;s a good one! Jon Snodgrass is our guest for Episode 67.Jon has been part of the punk scene since 93 with his band Armchair Martin, but it&apos;s his solo work that has found him an army of support. His albums contain a who&apos;s who of punk royalty from Tim McIlrath (Rise Against), Joey Cape (Lagwagon, Bad Astronaut), Stephen Egerton (Descendents, ALL), Stacey Dee (Bad Cop/Bad Cop) and that&apos;s just from his new album Tace! Pick up a copy of the album via this link Thank you to Diamonds and Guns for sponsoring the podcast, so make sure you show them, love, via this link. Support the podcast and pick up a T-shirt via this linkAs always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast&apos;s opening track. Rest of the music of the tracklisting is below.Armchair Martian - Back In The HammockJon Snodgrass - Go BaseballAemchair Martian - RetardentAdam & The Ants - Prince CharmingScorpios - Scorpios Frank Turner & Jon Snodgrass - The FleasJon Snodgrass - Bad New Lands 

Episode 67: Jon Snodgrass

We are back to where it all began! Pat Thetic was the first EVER guest on Punks In Pubs, and he&apos;s back to speak politics. To wrap up this series of episodes focusing on the US elections, Liam and Pat speak about the Electoral College System (a system the country uses to elect their president). Pat explains why it&apos;s important to vote for Biden.  Liam asks if people will take to the streets if Trump wins (but loses the popular vote)!  Anti-Flag has a new bio documentary &apos;Beyond Barricades&apos; that&apos;s available online now for you to stream via this link. Americans! You can find out your voting locations and options via this link. Away from politics, we are offering Punks in Pubs T-shirts for just £10(!) via our Etsy site by using the promo code (IWILLVOTE) Brazilian Punk Rock band Mars Addict sponsor this week&apos;s podcast, so make sure you show them love via this link. As always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast&apos;s opening track. Rest of the music of the tracklisting is below. Anti-Flag - Hate Conquers AllAnti-Flag - You Are Fired (Take This Job)

Episode 66: Pat Thetic (Anti-Flag)

Episode 2 of our series looking towards the US Election see's Liam speak to Melquiades (Mel) Gagarin. Mel ran as a socialist democrat against an establish Democrat for Congrats for NY's District 6 early this year, and we discuss that race, witch Mel sadly lost. We talk about the future of the Democratic party under a Biden win as well as what happens if he loses. Liam asks Mel if his life in a touring punk band contributed to his ability to speak to all people across the political divided. Lastly, Mel discusses his upbringing in a single room apartment with his Mum and Nanna and how his love of punk drove them crazy. Americans! You can find out your voting locations and options via this link Away from politics, we are offering Punks in Pubs T-shirts for just £10! Via our Etsy site by using the promo code (IWILLVOTE) Intentional Overdose sponsor this week's podcast, so make sure you show them, love, via this link. You can rate and review by clicking this link.As always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track Rest of the tracklisting is below.Scarboro - Fight To LiveAnti Flag - Fuck Police BrutalityPropagandhi - Anti-ManifestoOperation Ivy - OfficerStreet Dogs - GOPSick Of It All - Wake The Sleeping Dragon  

Episode 65: Melquiades (Mel) Gagarin

We are back with punk & politics in mind! Over the next week, we'll be speaking to three people from the world of punk and politics to discuss the upcoming US election. Americans! You can find out your voting locations and options via this link We start this trio of episodes talking to former political operative in the inner circles of California's Republican party, Jimmy Camp. This is still a punk podcast, so we kick off finding out more about Jimmy's love of punk before turning to politics. Jimmy cut ties to the Republicans after Trump was elected as the party's nominee for president in 2016. In doing so, you will hear how he has been blacklisted from the party he called home for 20+ years. We talk Trump, the cult of Trump within the Republican party and what happens to the party if Trump is NOT elected. Lastly, Liam asks Jimmy about the possibility of mail-in voting fraud... spoilers: IT'S NOT A THING!  Away from politics, we are offering Punks In Pubs T-shirts for just £10! Via our Etsy site by using the promo code (IWILLVOTE) Goldenbloom sponsor this week's podcast, so make sure you show them love via this link. You can rate and review by clicking this link.As always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track Rest of the tracklisting are below.T.S.O.L - Abolish Goverment/Silent MajorityX - Los AngelesBad Brains - Banned in D.CD.O.A - America the BeautifulThe Clash - Death or Glory Back on Wednesday

Episode 64: Jimmy Camp

Episode 21 is Liam talking to a charming man named Jason Aalon Butler formerly of Letlive and now kicking it with The Fever 333. So what can you expect, You will hear childhood stories of Jason growing up in Inglewood California, living in poverty and gang culture but from this experience came his passion for politics. Liam asks Jason about what to expect from his new band Fever 333 and what he hopes to achieve. Naturally, we find out what the 333 stand for! Of course, we talk punk and influences. Liam asks why Jason chose punk over his other music love of hip-hop.Jason opens up about life on Epitaph as well as the rise and fall of Letlive. A must listen for all you Letlive fans. Jason bravely opens up to Liam as he talks publicly for the first time about his mental health and having a break down in Arizona. As always we hand over the end of the podcast to you and your band. This week band hail from Mexico City, Mexico and there call 3 Minute Riot. Please go rate and review on whatever podcast streaming service you use. Follow the podcast on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @punksinpubs. Lastly, the power of word of mouth helps this podcast grow so tell your friends and family to listen if punk is there thing. You can listen to the soundtrack of this episode via this link, Until next time, Enjoy.

Episode 21: Jason Aalon Butler (The Fever 333)

Episode 63 sees Liam speaking to Sven Brux who is an OG Punk and also Head of stadium operations and Fans at the German Football Club F.C. St. Pauli. Expect chat about Sven upbringing in the Germany city of Cologne as a young punk and the trouble that came with his music and lifestyle choice, How he moved north to Hamburg and his role in turning the football club he now works for into one of the most progressive football clubs in the world by sticking to a punk rock ideology.  Jolly Fuckers sponsor this weekes episode, make sure you go support there work by clicking this link or copying and paste the below.https://jollyfuckers.bandcamp.com/ If you would like to sponsor the podcast for free you can by emailing punksinpubs@gmail.com Go check out Punks In Pubs' merch on our Etsy page, click this link or again copy and paste the below.https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PunksInPubsPodcast You can rate and review by clicking this link.As always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track Rest of the tracklisting are below.Knock Off - Football Beer and Punk RockSex Pistols - God Save The QueenTalco - St. PauliTransplants - Romper StomperThe Bouncing Souls - OleSee you in October x

Episode 63: F.C. St. Pauli

This week sees Liam staring down the camera of his laptop at former Less Than Jake drummer and lyricist, Vinnie Fiorello.  Vinnie speaks about his new comic book and music hybrid projects called The Inevitables featuring members from Westbound Train, Big D and the Kids Table, Reel Big Fish, The Interrupters, Jeff Rosenstock&apos;s Band and Nightmare for a Week. So expect to hear lots on that. Find out more about The Inevitables by clicking this link Vinnie talks about moving from New Jersey to Florida in his late teens and explains that it was either moving down the East Coast or jail time! Liam asks Vinnie about his work outside of Less Than Jake with Paper and Plastic and his stint with Fueled by Ramen. They, of course, also talk about his time with Less Than Jake and how being physically and mentally broken lead him to stepping down from the band that Vinnie created 28 years ago. Thank you to Golden Bloom for sponsoring this episode. Make sure you check out their work via this link. If you would like to sponsor the podcast for free you can by emailing punksinpubs@gmail.com Go check out Punks In Pubs&apos; merch on our Etsy page, click the link  You can rate and review by clicking this link. As always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast&apos;s opening track Rest of the tracklisting is below.All, Less Than Jake All My Best Friends Are MetalheadsJohnny Quest Thinks We&apos;re SelloutsLast One Out of Liberty CityGreat American SharpshooterThe Brightest Bulb Has Burned OutGainesville Rock CityHistory of a Boring TownThe Science of Selling Yourself Short Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/punksinpubs)

Ep 62: Vinnie Fiorello

Liam is looking down his laptop speaking to former Public Image Ltd drummer Martin Atkins. You may also know Martin from his work with Ministry, Nine Inch Nails and Pig Face. All bands touched on in this episodes. But you might not know that Martin is also a lecture, going around the world talking about the music industry, and he talks about just that and gives advise to bands on what to do during a global pandemic! You can take up a FREE online class. via this link We of course talk about PiL and his working relationship with John Lydon and the rest of the band and Martin talks about why he walked away from a band that was "just fucked" Disaster Forecast sponsoring this episode so make sure you check out there work. You can sponsor the podcast for free by emailing punksinpubs@gmail.com Go pick up some punks in pubs merch, 100% of the profits will be going to Beruit foodbanks after the tragic episodes Etasy website   As always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast&apos;s opening track Rest of the tracklisting is below. This is not a love song - PiLAnother Million Miles - Brian BrainFour Enclosed Words - PiLFlowers Of Romance - PiLSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/punksinpubs)

Episode 61: Martin Atkins

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