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Unscripted Moments: A Podcast About Propagandhi

Gregory J Soden
Propagandhi
Buffalo Bills
At Peace
Punk Rock
Punk Music
Ska
Winnipeg
Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes
Without Love
Failed States
Social Justice
Activism
Victory Lap
Hard Times
Cro-Mags
Ska Revival
Racism
Capitalism
Parenthood
Supporting Cast

Unscripted Moments: A Podcast about Propagandhi is hosted by two teachers who break down a different Propagandhi song each episode.

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Bitter Melody Records is based in North Carolina and has released over 100 releases to date. They are releasing DUD "May Not Go (Unrealized Recordings from 1996)" as a limited vinyl release in collaboration with One Friday Music.

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Lisa Gillan is a nature photographer and musician in Ontario, Canada.

Discussing track 11 on At Peace!

00:00-12:15: Introduction

12:15-16:00: Chiptune cover by Francois in Angers, France

16:00-26:30: Chit Chat

26:30-1:01:00: Scott Unger on the LA Wildfires

1:01:00-1:34:35: Danek on the LA Wildfires

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As a graduate of Berklee College of Music, Ian Legge combines his formal training with his love of punk to create something entirely unique. Ian has performed and recorded with numerous artists, including tony award winner Charlie Rosen & The 8-Bit B... more

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Recent Guests

Grant McCracken
Amit guest described as founder/owner of Bitter Melody Records
Bitter Melody Records
Episode: DUD "MAY NOT GO" VINYL RELEASE w/Bitter Melody Records
Scott Unger
Friend of the show who lost his home in the 2025 California fires
Los Angeles, CA
Episode: Fire Season (EP 137)
John Danek
Friend of the show, musician and writer, featured guest
Los Angeles, CA
Episode: Fire Season (EP 137)
Ian Legge
Cellist known as The Punk Cellist, arranger and performer
The Punk Cellist / Arrangements Volume 1
Episode: Dear Coach's Corner w/The Punk Cellist (Ian Legge)
John Samson Fellows
Musician and activist, involved with Viva Vertute project and 50-50 Funding campaign
Vivat Vertute / Climate Action Team Manitoba
Episode: 50/50 Funding: A Conversation with John Samson Fellows and Laura Cameron
Laura Cameron
Director of Programs and Strategy, Climate Action Team Manitoba
Climate Action Team Manitoba
Episode: 50/50 Funding: A Conversation with John Samson Fellows and Laura Cameron
Mat Comtois
Musician who performed a cover of Guiding Lights
Independent artist/guest on podcast
Episode: Guiding Lights (EP 136)
Dr. Joseph Bryan
Associate Professor of History at Montana State University Billings
Montana State University Billings
Episode: Dr. Joseph Bryan Discusses "History in an Unfamiliar Key: Propagandhi, Punk Rock, and the Uses of History"
Seth Kilian
First-time Propagandhi listener featured for discussion
Episode: 30 Years of Less Talk, More Rock!

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 360 ratings
  • The more I learn the more I love

    This has been my favourite podcast for a while. I find the more I learn about these songs the more I love listening to them afterwards. Some songs that I thought were ok now pop when they come on as the context rushes in with the lyrics. Thanks for this.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    4n0n1m0us
    Canada10 months ago
  • Could be so much better

    I love Propagandhi and would love 1 hour long podcasts on each or their songs. Some episodes are 4 hours long? Some episodes are labelled as part 2 but then you have to search for part 1 which could be 9 months earlier. It’s just all over the place. Also, I get that the people who create the pod can do whatever they want with this, but when I feel like they are just talking about themselves more than Propaghandi, I just give up and turn it off.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    atsoccccccccccccccccccc
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Amazing

    Unparalleled professionalism and dedication.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sniffpippins
    United States3 years ago
  • great subject annoying presenter

    Could be a great podcast but one of the presenters just likes to talk and talk. i’m not interested in how much he wants to divulge and the slow pace of him getting to the point

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Stantoner
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Best podcast I’ve ever found

    These guys and I followed each other on a different platform after I relentlessly posted Showdown and other propagandhi songs since a certain event on Feb. 24. Propagandhi has been formative in my worldview and this is a terrific podcast!!! Well done!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    emilyeknight
    United States4 years ago

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Listeners praise the deep-dive format and the variety of guests that bring new perspectives.
Some listeners note pacing issues or moments where hosts dominate the conversation, but many still consider it essential listening for Propagandhi fans.

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DUD "MAY NOT GO" VINYL RELEASE w/Bitter Melody Records
Q: Tell me a little bit about your own fandom of the band that this podcast is named after.
I've been a fan of Propagandhi since my teenage years; their evolution and the connections to The Weaker Thans have always struck me as a deep, influential thread in my music journey.
DUD "MAY NOT GO" VINYL RELEASE w/Bitter Melody Records
Q: Grant, welcome to Unscripted Moments, a podcast about propaganda.
Thank you. It's good to be here.
Dear Coach's Corner w/The Punk Cellist (Ian Legge)
Q: How did the collaboration with Emily Plamondon come about?
Ian explains that as he built more covers, people asked for collaborations; he felt Emily's vocal work would complement the cello-led arrangements, and they decided to try it, ending with a product they were excited about and planning for future collaborations.
30 Years of Less Talk, More Rock!
Q: What made you choose Nation States Were a Bad Idea for discussion?
It felt highly relevant to today's political climate, addressing power, class war, and the manipulation of laws that benefit the few.
A Conversation with Christina Johns
Q: Tell me about your origin of being a fan of Propagandhi and how that led to your current work with the label during the merger.
She describes growing up in a small town, discovering Propagandhi among other bands, and how that lifelong fandom influenced her appreciation for the band's impact. This backstory frames her deep involvement with Propagandhi reissues and related projects at Hopeless.

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- The show offers in-depth, long-form breakdowns of Propagandhi songs, pairing musical and lyrical analysis with historical and cultural context. Guests commonly include engineers, label insiders, artists, and writers who illuminate the band's history, discography, and the DIY punk scene, often tying songs to broader political and social themes.

- A distinctive strength is the mix of scholarly perspective, industry insight, and personal storytelling from people connected to the band, which helps both new listeners and longtime fans deepen their understanding and appreciation. Notable is the consistent focus on context, production backstories, and the evolving relationship between Propagandhi, labels, and community networks, all delivered w... more

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