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Jo Rodriguez on Imposter Syndrome & The Personal Impact Of Folk Punk Music In Our Lives #35

Saison 2 · Épisode 35

dimanche 15 septembre 2024 • Durée 47:50

In this conversation, Pepe Bandit and Jo Rodriguez discuss the impact of music on their lives, particularly folk punk music. They share personal stories of how certain musicians or songs have helped them through difficult times and provided a sense of grounding. They also discuss imposter syndrome and the challenges of feeling like they don't belong in certain spaces or conversations. Jo mentions her experience growing up in a (ex)Mormon family and how it has influenced her music. She plans to write a song about her parents' journey out of the Mormon church as a way to find forgiveness and peace. The conversation covers various themes, including anger towards parents, the impact of trauma, the desire to have a house venue, and the narration of an audiobook.

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takeaways

Music has the power to provide comfort and grounding during difficult times
Happy Happy, Apes Of The State & Rent Strike stories
Imposter syndrome is a common experience, even for musicians and podcasters
Personal experiences, such as growing up in a religious community, can shape an artist's music and lyrics
Religious trauma
Writing songs can be a way to find forgiveness and peace
Sharing personal stories and vulnerabilities through music can create connections and resonate with listeners.
Having a house venue can be a way to give back to the community
Narrating an audiobook can be a meaningful way to contribute to projects that explore important themes and experiences
Exploring personal experiences and emotions through music can be cathartic and healing
We play the song "Practical Advice" by Jo Rodriguez

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Instagram - instagram.com/jobanjobanjo/?hl=en

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Website - jobanjobanjo.com/

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Bandcamp - jobanjobanjo.bandcamp.com/

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Rethinking The Tactics Of Cancel Culture with shugE #34

Saison 2 · Épisode 34

dimanche 1 septembre 2024 • Durée 01:05:00

"In any corner of the radical left it makes most sense for this conversation to be happening, in my opinion, it's in the folk punk world."

Community organizer and musician shugE joins Pepe to discuss the tactics of cancel culture & rethink if they align with folk punk & radical politics in general. Is cancel culture the best way to create a better world? Does it reproduce harmful aspects of the carceral/prison system? Plenty of folks have expressed concerns & fears about discussing these topics freely . As a result the conversation very often happens privately, outside the public discourse but, shugE & Pepe choose to have it openly through this public platform. The conversation is at times difficult & uncomfortable but remains honest with a desire for a better world full of more compassion & care for every one of us living in it. We close out playing the song "With Me" by shugE.

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HIGHLIGHTS:

Organizing with the IWW
Getting canceled & getting exonerated
Seeking out commonalities rather than our differences
Does cancel culture even exist?
Famous people & cancel culture
Defining cancel culture
Pepe realizes the similarities between cancel culture & his own incarceration experience
Hypocrisy of supporting prison abolition & cancel culture/putting people in social prisons
Working with people who experienced sexual abuse/assault
Working with people who have problematic/harmful behaviors
Restorative justice
Why cancel culture is attractive
Getting to a place of healing
Daryl Davis & the KKK story
Self-censorship
The recovery movement & its role in questioning cancel culture
Folkpunk has a history of embracing the "rejects" of society
The "commons" as a place for open discussion
We play the song "With Me" by shugE

Sister Wife Sex Strike talk Folkpunk, Unauthorized Starbucks Show, Spirituality & More #26

Saison 2 · Épisode 26

mercredi 1 mai 2024 • Durée 45:57

Folkpunk Dad sits down with Sister Wife Sex Strike who have been making a name for themselves in the folkpunk community lately. They talk about their recent TikTok fame, their popup Starbucks show, songwriting, anarchism + spirituality & more. Enjoy!

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Highlights:

Getting into folkpunk
Accessibility within folkpunk
Blowing up on Tiktok
Not having personal social media
TikTok people vs. show people
Unauthorized popup show in Starbucks
Songwriting
Lyrical themes
Anarchism & religion
Action & contemplation
Spirituality in folkpunk
The gay wave of modern folkpunk

Connect with Sister Wife Sex Strike:

tiktok.com/@sisterwifesexstrike
instagram.com/sisterwifesexstrike/

Listen to Sister Wife Sex Strike:

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Becoming A Punk With A Camera #25

Saison 2 · Épisode 25

lundi 15 avril 2024 • Durée 01:06:58

"The only thing that saved me was DIY punk."

Punk With A Camera (PWAC) & Pepe discuss having no place to fit in or feel welcomed until finding DIY punk, filming, working with bands & difficult times with parents while growing up. There's talk about starting a project or passion, learning from our mistakes, supporting the community & much more.

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HIGHLIGHTS:

First camera/early filming
Connecting film & DIY punk
Mystery Johnny Hobo mini VHS tapes in Pepe's garage
Growing up with neglectful parents
Why PWAC has no contact with his mother currently
Finding punk "parents"/mentors
Not being scared to fuck up
Helping people to get where they're going
Labels taking advantage of musicians
The concept of "give & take"
Being uncomfortable talking about money
Releasing vinyl for bands (& why you can't sometimes)
Pythons & platypus

Connect with Punk With A Camera:

instagram.com/punkwithacamera/
punkwithacamera.com/

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Navigating band life with Tall Travis #24

Saison 2 · Épisode 24

lundi 1 avril 2024 • Durée 53:45

Folk/punk musicians Tall Travis sit down to talk with Folkpunk Dad about a range of topics regarding maintaining a band, creating music and friendship. It's the first time we have an entire band on the podcast all at once. They also discuss their appreciation for superstition, magic, whimsy & mystery. We also play their new song Ghost Of Apartment B2 at the end of the episode. Enjoy!

HIGHLIGHTS:

Obstacles & benefits of having band members spread throughout different states
The song writing process
The value of the collective & the individual
DIY recording techniques/philosophies
Navigating the bands decision making process
DIY music/art & de-professionalism
Getting permission to cover Woody Guthrie & Pat The Bunny
Advice if you want to start a band
The mythology of who Tall Travis is
New song "Ghost Of Apartment B2" played

Connect with Tall Travis:

instagram.com/talltravisband/
talltravis.bandcamp.com/

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Rise and Shine w/ Pepe Bandit & Folk Punk Dad #23

Saison 2 · Épisode 23

vendredi 15 mars 2024 • Durée 54:59

How we show up in (or retreat from) the world is greatly influenced by how we wake up in the morning. Pepe Bandit & Folkpunk Dad discuss the value of morning routines & share some things they've done as they developed their own morning routines. They both share how not having a morning routine kept them stuck in unhealthy places.They share what helps them now in the mornings when those difficult times arise.

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HIGHLIGHTS:

The news that made Pepe not want to get out of bed
Pepe's & Folkpunk Dad's very difficult time without a morning routine
The key to Pepe's success with getting through all that he's faced
Folkpunk Dad's essential nightly routine
It's normal for your morning routine to change & shift
Making a promise to show up for yourself
When to drink coffee in the morning
Folkpunk Dad's & Pepe's methods to get guidance/feedback
Pepe's prison morning routine
Recommended places to start if you don't currently have a morning routine
Behavioral Activation Therapy

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It's Show Time with Trash Boat And The Ambush #22

Saison 2 · Épisode 22

vendredi 1 mars 2024 • Durée 01:12:19

"We're very obsessed with soup"

Trashboat And The Ambush join Pepe for a fun & lighthearted conversation largely centered around setting up DIY shows. First they start off with stories about punk pits, cats & the internet & then dive into their experiences and advice for organizing shows & the community that gets built around this. Towards the end, some unknown folk punk history is shared, some folk punk lore is discussed & a new track by Trash Boat And The Ambush is played.

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HIGHLIGHTS:

The benefits of starting to set up shows
What if there's already someone hosting/organizing shows in my town?
Security culture in setting up shows
Pepe reflects on some past shows he set up in the early days
Soup and feeding bands
Voodoo soup story
Reaching out to bands
An unknown bit of history in the folk punk world (regarding Love Songs For The Apocalypse)
You're gonna have shitty shows / You gotta stick with it
Raccoon vs opossum...what came first in folk punk?
New song SS Colombia Eagle played

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Inside A Women's Prison with Tray Johns #21

Saison 2 · Épisode 21

jeudi 15 février 2024 • Durée 50:16

"You are in a capacity where you don't have eminent domain over nothing in your life, EXCEPT how you respond and that's the only thing you really have."

Pepe talks with Tray Johns who was sentenced to over 12 years in a women's Federal prison for about $500 worth of drugs. You will learn about life inside a women's prison and hear the story of Tray's journey to, through and out of prison. Tray talks about the things that helped them feel happy, normal or simply okay in prison, having parties, responding to difficulties that arise & more. This an unreleased interview form an older podcast that Pepe recorded (but never published) while he was fighting his case & heading to prison himself.

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HIGHTLIGHTS:

Tray's difficult & impressive pre-prison life
Becoming a "jailhouse lawyer"
Teaching skills & empowering others while incarcerated
Supporting/advocating for someone in prison
Being recognized as a number not a human
Social structures/prison families created by women in prison
Birthdays & holidays in prison
Advice for dealing with guards
Does it get easier to serve your time as it goes on?
Parenting from prison
Difficulties for family and friends of an incarcerated person
Advice for women who might be facing prison time

If you liked this episode you will enjoy Finding Happiness In Our Broken Places with Mitchell Gray:

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Days N Daze / Escape From the Zoo on Relationships, Relapse & the X-Files #20

Saison 2 · Épisode 20

jeudi 1 février 2024 • Durée 43:53

Je-C (Days N Daze / Escape From The Zoo) & his wife Veronica (Escape From The Zoo) come on the show to talk about relationships, relapse & the X-Files. They share some laughs, shed some tears & also discuss Nick Lutsko, their intro to punk music, why they didn't come on the show last year as planned, romanticizing the tortured artist idea & relationships with parents.

If you enjoy the parts of this episode where we discuss what happens when an event in your life cracks you open & you then have a choice to make; then we suggest you listen to episode #19 (it's right before this one) titled "Finding Happiness In Our Broken Places with Mitchell Gray." We take an even deeper dive into the topic & it's been a favorite episode for listeners.

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HIGHLIGHTS:

What it was like for Veronica to push for sobriety in the relationship
Doing EDMR in rehab
Benefits & challenges sobriety brought to their relationship
The value of open communication in a relationship
Veronica & Je-C respond to the Johnny Hobo poll we ran in episode 15
The text Je-C sent Pepe after he and Veronica relapsed
Je-C's emotional retelling of the events leading up to his relapse
The crack that gets created in your life when you experience a loss
Where Veronica's love of the X-Files comes from

Connect with Days N Daze:

https://www.facebook.com/daysndaze/
instagram.com/daysndazeofficial/

Listen to the Mitchell Gray episode we mentioned Finding Happiness In Our Broken Places:

Finding Happiness In Our Broken Places with Mitchell Gray # 19

Saison 2 · Épisode 19

lundi 15 janvier 2024 • Durée 01:02:23

"If I let myself be available to be happy, most of the time it does happen."

Pepe connects with Mitchell "Trash" Gray as they discuss their prison experiences, exploring their broken places & their individual relationships to happiness that developed through the journey. It's an emotional conversation at times that traverses topics from addiction to Buddhism and overall lets you see you have a choice to make when you push up against difficult moments or your own broken places. Listen to the episode to find out the choices Mitchell & Pepe made when they were standing on the edge of these places. We end with the song "Dying Red Sun" by Mitchell's band Our Own Legacy.

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HIGHLIGHTS:

Thoughts on happiness
What led Mitchell into prison
The painful moment Mitchell knew things had to change
A different perspective on being a broken person
Pepe's painful moment when he broke open in prison
A convicted murderer offers a shoulder to cry on
Mitchell cries at a punk show & Pepe cries at a ska show
Where do you most belong?
The one thing Mitchell would want you to take away from this conversation

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