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The PTID guys are once joined by their friend English Chris to to get a proper recap of the 2026 Rebellion Fest. Who impressed? Who made him depressed? How did the gigs go with his own band, Year Zero? With songs from Be Nice, Ex-, The Carpettes, Marc Valentine, The Kids, Diaz Brothers, The Gakk, and Year Zero.


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Puns aside, the PTID guys have a great time getting to know Amy and Steve from DiWulf Publishing. For the last dozen years or so, DiWulf has been putting out great punk adjacent book. Hear about their origin story and what they've been up to lately. With songs from Toxic Reasons, YDI, Pagan Babies, MIA, and Serial Killers. 


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Cameron Collins spent 15 years building his Brew Ha Ha Productions into one of the biggest independent music promoters in the country. A small donation to a certain presidential candidate had the punk scene he spent years supporting turn on him. He talks to the PTID guys about his rise and fall, and his plans to rise again. With songs from Catbite, Screeching Weasel, Haywire,...


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Tom survives another year of Savage Mountain Punk Fest and tells the unvarnished tale! He and Neil have a nice chat about all the the thrills and spills! All your burning questions are answered! With songs from Cryptkeeper Five, Blitzkid, Mud City Manglers, The Take, Thunder Vest, Incendiary Device and The Downstrokes. 


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The PTID guys cash in on a contact they made in California, and have a nice chat with the Assassin of Mediocrity himself, Bill Sassenberger. They talk about the humble origins of the California and Arizona store and label, his books, and the amazing amount of cool bands he's worked with over the years. With an eclectic bunch of songs from Peace Corpse, The Dull, Raw Power, Th...


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