In Defense Of Ska author and podcaster Aaron Carnes returns to Talking Records to discuss the second edition of In Defense of Ska and to deep dive Skankin' Pickle's album Sing Along With Skankin' Pickle.

My pal Yotam Ben Horin returns for a chat about his upcoming solo record Reflections of You due out in October.

Longtime pal Dan joins the show to discuss Rx Bandits' The Resignation on Drive Thru Records.

My guest this week is Marc Wasserman who wrote the amazing book Soul Salvation: A Gen X Love Letter to the English Beat. Marc joins us to talk about the band's third album Special Beat Service. https://www.diwulf.com/products/soul-salvation-a-gen-x-love-letter-to-the-english-beat-by-marc-wasserman

Another one song mini episode. Talking Records singles! This time around we look at Shelter's Here We Go Again.

Chaser vocalist Mike joins the show to discuss the band's new album Small Victories. https://thousandislandsrecords.com/

Bob, Jay, and Mark from Girth Control join the show to talk about Less Than Jake's 1998 album Hello Rockview. The fellas are also here to promote The Pioneer Valley Ska Festival on July 27, at Hawks & Reed in Greenfield MA linktr.ee/413ska for tickets

My buddy Jay and I dive into the Foo Fighters' second album The Colour & the Shape.

Brian and I dive into Sonic Reducer by the Dead Boys on this second installment of Talking Records Singles.

Lunachicks guitarist Gina Volpe joins the show to discuss the band's 1997 album Pretty Ugly. We also discuss Gina's solo album and the release of the Lunachicks' book Fallopian Rhapsody.

Chris Wrenn of Bridge Nine Records joins the show to discuss H2O's 2008 album Nothing To Prove. bridge9.com

Screw 32 guitarist Doug Sangalang joins the show to talk about the band's 1997 album Under the Influence of Bad People on Fat Wreck Chords.

What? A ten minute episode and it's just one song? Here's a new feature (until we get bored of doing it) where we dive into one song. A mini episode is what the cool kids call it. Enjoy this look at Waiting Room by Fugazi.

The guys from I Against I join the show to take us through the band's Epitaph debut Headcleaner.

My pal Kyle and I interview Goldfinger guitarist Charlie and bassist Kelly about the band's 2000 album Stomping Ground.

The Promise Ring drummer Dan Didier joins the show to take us through the writing and recording of Very Emergency on Jade Tree Records.

Useless ID vocalist & bassist Yotam Ben Horin joins the show to discuss the band's Suburban Home Records release The Lost Broken Bones

My friend Brian and I dive into Weezer's third album, known as The Green Album.

My friend Chris "Heavy D" DiSanto joins the show to discuss our love for the 'Machines and their debut album Destruction By Definition.

I am once again joined by fellow podcaster Josh to go through Bad Religion's 1993 album Recipe For Hate.

The Dingees vocalist, guitar, and sax player Peg Leg drops by to tell us about The Crucial Conspiracy on Tooth & Nail Records. We also dive into the band's new EP Dropseeds.

My pal Dylan and I discuss the Living End's self titled album. This album was massive in Australia but barely made a peep in the states. Dylan takes us through growing up hearing Living End hits on the radio.

Tane from Tightwire joins the show to talk about the band's new album Head Full Of Snakes on Red Scare.

Scott from the Softer Side helps break down Propagandhi's second full length on Fat Wreck.

Aaron from the Growing Up Punk podcast joins the show to discuss Iron Front by Strike Anywhere.

J Prozac and I break down and discuss the tracks on Screeching Weasel's classic My Brain Hurts.

The Bollweevils are back! Vocalist Dr. Daryl Wilson joins the show to talk about the band's new record on red Scare Industries. We talk about writing the record, does punk rock belong in the ER? Helping your neighbor and of course ranking on each other in the studio.

Emily Whitehurst joins the show to talk about her covers album Request Hotline, Vol. 2. We dig into what makes a good cover, how going solo has its perks, and ways to connect with fans. https://www.srvvlgd.com/

This is the second part of a two part episode on Lawrence Arms Oh! Calcutta. This episode features a track by track discussion of the album starting with Beyond the Embarrassing Style. The first four tracks were discussed in the first part.

Greg from Unscripted Moments: A Podcast About Propagandhi joins us to talk about the Lawrence Arm's Oh! Calcutta. In this first part of a two part episode, we discuss the making of the album, how we got into the band, and the first four tracks. Next week Part 2 will feature the remainder of the album!…

My pal and frequent guest Wayne joins the show to discuss Unwritten Law's 1998 self titled album on Interscope Records.

Scott helps break down and appreciate AFI's amazing Black Sails in the Sunset. Track listing goof ups, enter Jade Puget, $1,000 from Nitro, and just what the hell is Exsanguination anyway? It's all here. https://afireinside.net/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lost-drive-in/id1478839226

The Brokedowns join the show to share details about their new album Maximum Khaki. Lots of laughs and silliness as we discuss all manner of things, oh and the record too. https://www.thebrokedowns.com/ https://www.redscare.net/site/ https://www.facebook.com/katiehovlandpr/

AAA vocalist/bassist Danny Lore joins the show to talk about the band's debut album Destroy What Destroys You.

My pal Adam and I break down Black Flag's Damaged, hitting on the revolving door of vocalists, the legal trouble with Unicorn, Spot's opinion of adding another guitar, and of course how coffee was used to simulate blood. It's all here!

Dan Schafer, Adam White, & Brian McQuaid join J Prozac and I for a chat about Losers of the Year and the vinyl release on Red Scare Records.

Justin from New York's Neckscars joins the show to talk Rock For Light by the Bad Brains. https://neckscars.bandcamp.com/album/dont-panic

Vocalist Karolina and guitarist Mateusz from Polish punk band CF98 join the show to talk about their fantastic new record This Is Fine. How do Everything Sucks, The Naked Gun, a meme about a dog, and Polish politics all connect here? Tune in! Find out! https://cf98.bandcamp.com/ https://www.soundspeedrecords.com/cf98…

Bad Religion guitarist Brian Baker joins us to talk about 1996's The Gray Race.

My friend Ben and I discuss Sublime's 40 Oz to Freedom and the fascinating story of how it all came together.

Much the Same bassist Frank joins the show to discuss the writing, recording, and Taco Bell eating of Survive on Nitro Records.

My pal Luis joins me to chat about Social Distortion's self titled 1990 major label debut.

Buck-O-Nine guitarist Jonas Kleiner takes us through the band's spectacular mix of covers and originals; titled Barfly.

Useless ID's Yotam Ben Horin joins the podcast to discuss his new solo album Young Forever. Ben takes us through how a quick trip to the Santa Monica pier motivated him, driving through Europe with no headlights, how Jim from Jimmy Eat World played a part in the music, and much much more. Check it out! https://www.patreon.com/yotambenhorin https://…

Fellow podcaster and Batman fan Sammy Warm Hands joins the podcast to discuss Revolutions Per Minute by Rise Against. Check out Sammy's band Dead Fucking Serious at https://take92.bandcamp.com/album/klandemic

The Methadones drop in to give us some details on playing shows again, getting This Won't Hurt on vinyl and of course some details about the great album; my favorite Methadones album! Red Scare https://www.redscare.net/site/

Glenn (Pavid Vermin, Obscurest Vinyl) joins the show to talk about Green Day's Kerplunk.

Josh returns to talk about NOFX's Punk in Drublic!

My pal Adam and I lay out the story of the Replacements and their amazing album simply titled Tim. Who the hell is Tim? And why did the band get banned from SNL? And what did Tommy Ramone have to do with all of this? Check out the episode now!

Chaser vocalist Mike LeDonne joins the podcast to take us through the band's 2021 album Dreamers. Mike shares insights into recording the album, sitting on it for a year, who the band's major influences are and we end up talking about No Use For A Name a lot. Perfect.