
Thirty-Something Dads, 'Wingman' Steve and Chris-183, nerd out over the power-chorded glory that was 90's and 2000's pop-punk. Their hearts are Blink and Yellowcard but their brains are pure Baby Shark.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 315 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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We're capping off our 2025 Recap with a deep dive on Motion City Soundtrack's new album The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World. It's been 10 years since we've heard a new album from these guys and this is the first Wingman Steve and Chris-183 have seen ... more
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We've waited 18 years for a new Starting Line full length album and they delivered with 2025's Eternal Youth. We're joined by lifelong Starting Line fan Sam to break this one down, discuss the hooks and sounds and debate where it scores in the Starti... more
It's the end of the year and it's time to reflect back on all the beautiful pop-punk music we were given in 2025. In our first of several 2025 Recap episodes we're deep diving Yellowcard's first full length record since their reunion, Better Days. Hu... more
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As a fellow pop punk dad, I have little time to consume podcasts but this is one of the few I listen to weekly. Steve and Chris have such a great repoire, know their music, and bring in the coolest of guests!
There is so much I could and want to say about this podcast, but as a fellow dad (3 young daughters aged 3-7) I know we don’t have that kind of time! All I can say is Wow! I found this podcast about 3 weeks ago and have listened to it non-stop, starting back at episode one. As someone who came of age during the late 90’s/early 2000s, a podcast about the best genre of music from a Dads perspective is so awesome! The two hosts (Wingman Steve and Chris-183) are great phenomenal and know how to make... more
This isn’t kids talking about pop punk—it’s your best friends who never stopped listening to the best music of the late 90s/2000s and they’re right there with you in the mosh pit (or, well, in the seats, because we’re too old for that). Enjoyable and engaging in a variety of levels with new themes to mix things up. Definitely worth a listen!!
Found these guys during their Drive Thru Summer. Being from rural Georgia I’ve never really had anyone to talk to about Drive Thru, who basically released the soundtrack to my high school and college years. Love every episode so far.
I love good pop punk discussion. Looking forward to new episodes for sure.
Also, in the “hear you me” episode, you’re thinking of I will possess your heart by Deathcab 🖤
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Engaging and nostalgic, this podcast explores the pop-punk genre through the lens of thirty-something dads who share personal experiences tied to the music of the 90s and 2000s. With lively discussions and banter, hosts reminisce about iconic bands such as Blink-182 and Yellowcard while highlighting lesser-known acts. Episodes often feature guest appearances from musicians and music enthusiasts adding depth to the conversations about favorite tracks, memories, and the cultural impact of pop-punk. Uniquely, the hosts blend humor with introspective insights, making it relatable to fellow dads and music lovers alike, creating a welcoming atmosphere where nostalgia and camaraderie thrive.
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