
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 | 78 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Pepe talks to Early Brunner who shares their journey through the punk community & train hopping to exploring themes of addiction/recovery, & the quest for freedom. They discuss their experiences with the challenges of navigating friendships amidst su... more
Pepe talks with Chris Casey—an innovative voice blending alternative rap with grungy rock music.
Chris takes us on a musical journey from basement shows of local hardcore, screamo, and punk bands in the Savannah Georgia DIY scene and how it influenc... more
Pepe reaches out to his buddy Mike Wilson to have a regular, friend to friend discussion as if they were't on a podcast (except they are). Expect to hear about anxiety around starting new projects, uncomfortable feelings with promoting oneself, makin... more
Pepe embarks on an exploration with Endless Mike And The Beagle Club as they walk through their latest album, The Forest Is The Trees.
Unlock the intimate thoughts behind a band that defies conventions—where 18-piece tours become a collective art fo... more
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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.
This is a great on going discussion about an important genre of music. Glad it’s here.
You know- I’m REALLY not great at reviews, but I know how much they can mean to someone running a business or a podcast or whatever it is they are doing. When I heard Pepe mention following and reviewing the podcast it made me think about what this podcast has actually done for me personally. I went through great loss and addiction and when I hit the road and became closer to the diy punk scene it was to heal. It hurt me and healed me in different ways, but life is about balance. Pepe reminds m... more
One of the only podcasts that I actively look forward to listening every 1st and 15th. I originally found this show one day when I randomly searched for Ceschi on Spotify and was recommended his episode. I’ve listened to every episode since (some more than once). Pepe does an incredible job whether it’s a solo episode or he has a guest. The episodes that you didn’t think I’d connect to end up being some of my favorites. If I had to suggest just one episode to check out I would say the PT Burnem ... more
There’s a lot of darkness out there right now. Listening to Pepe every week fostering positivity, compassion, and community through conversations with our favorite artists and musicians is a breath of fresh air.
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A candid, character-driven show that centers on music, life challenges, and community within the DIY folk-punk milieu. Episodes routinely feature intimate conversations with artists, activists, and friends who blend music, personal transformation, and resilience. Common throughlines include prison experience, addiction and recovery, creativity, spirituality, relationships, and building authentic communities around art. Notable strengths include deeply personal storytelling, a balance of vulnerability and humor, and thoughtful exploration of culture beyond traditional music interviews. The format often pairs artists with hosts who share lived experience in the scene, yielding conversations that feel like a warm, late-night chat with peers ra... more
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Recent guests on Back On The Grind include:
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2. Brian Walker
3. Justin Arena
4. Jake McKelvie
5. Jason Shiers
6. Matt (MC Homeless)
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8. April Hartman
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