
A podcast exploring life, music, people & the stories that bring us closer.
Episodes are published on the 1st & 15th every month.
With intimate interviews, folk punk & my own personal experiences, I explore how we can show up for the story of life. There's no reason to do this alone, we can learn from each other, even if we make some mistakes along the way. Join me as I embark on a journey to fi... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Yell At God — the Philly-based folk punk band sits down with Pepe Bandit for a deep dive into hope. First they start with the dichotomy of touring: the exhaustion of the road paired with the explosive connection of a live show. From there the convers... more
Lomes of Pigeon Pit, joins Pepe Bandit for an unguarded conversation that starts with songwriting as alchemy — puking out the fucked-up parts of the world and finding gold in the filth — and follows it into personal authority forged through hardship,... more
Amy fronted Evil Robot Us' a DIY folk punk band out of Buffalo that shared its first bill with Against Me! and later toured and recorded with Erik Petersen — but this story follows where that punk ethic took her next: ten years as a children's librar... more
Pepe Bandit & Chris Conde discuss queer identity & expression through music. Chris addresses the discomforts that can arise in early personal life & performances around this subject. They explore censorship & cancel culture & the importance of growth... more
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Super under-rated podcast about the folk-punk subculture from a man who has been a part of it right from the start, this podcast is so much more however, it often looks at spirituality, life, philosophy, addiction, politics and much much more, this is a welcoming podcast that is worked very hard on by Pepe who is also a great dude all round, Thanks for making this podcast Pepe! Stay free! -Sam Varmint
I’ve loved Pat for
The first time I heard him sing the first song. Pepe having a real conversation about everything and his role in me finding Pat’s music is priceless, I’m not a podcast person, but this one is shockingly listenable and sincere. I’m a fan.
I’ve been a DIY Bandits fan for 10 years and a Pat the Bunny fan for even longer. When I saw Pepe was going to give us this interview, I hit play immediately. I’m very excited to keep on listening and love to support the smaller podcasts that actually have a good audio mix.
Life-changing, if you let it be.
Way more interesting than the typical music podcast. Calling it a music podcast is selling it short. Original and honest feel. Folk punk and prison is a surprising theme of the show. Looking forward to more of this.
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A tightly knit, culture-forward show centered on folk punk, DIY music, and personal storytelling. Episodes mix intimate artist interviews with broader discussions about community, addiction/recovery, spirituality, and social issues, often weaving in histories of punk, prison, and mutual aid. The host brings a reflective, empathetic tone and nudges guests to share personal narratives and practical insights, making it a valued space for listeners seeking authenticity, community-minded perspectives, and behind-the-scenes looks at DIY scenes. A standout aspect is the blend of music-focused conversations with candid explorations of recovery, incarceration, and empowerment, plus a recurring emphasis on staying free and supporting artists outside ... more
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Recent guests on Back On The Grind include:
1. Chris Conde
2. Greg Bee
3. Patrick Schneeweis
4. Early Brunner
5. Brian Walker
6. Pat the Bunny
7. Brooke Pridemore
8. Mike Wilson
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