Episode 318 - Jello Biafra Part 2

JELLO’S BACK! That’s right, one of punk’s original firebrands returns to the show & oh boy, is it ever a good one!! Join Damian as he sits down with a feisty JELLO BIAFRA to discuss punk & politics as only Jello can. Listen in as the two friends talk: watching workout tapes with Zappa, getting cornered by Timothy Leary at Giger’s art show, going to war with Tipper Gore & so much more!!

Not to be missed & don’t miss Jello Biafra & The Guantanamo School Of Medicine’s awesome brand new album: “Tea Party Revenge Porn” out now on Alternative Tentacles!!!
Also Touched On:
Jack Chic comics
The Dancing Assholes and the Faith Healers
GG Allin’s hardrock band
Lee Ving’s Psych band
Felt: the pre-Dickies band
Greg Sage’s band with a singin’ Wrestler
Hedge-fund record collectors
The censored acetate of “Too Dunk to *BEEP*”
The Greek DK’s record
The Beach Mutants
Toronto VS Vancouver
Drake
Releasing the Eraserhead soundtrack
The Bad Brains
Working with Bob Last
Going to Australia
The Lime Spiders
Wrong Kind Of Stone-age
The Celibate Rifles
Meeting Hard-Ons after they were attacked by Skinheads
The Government was supposed to be on “Let Them Eat Jellybeans!”
“No Alice Cooper props!”: The surgical gloves
Having to be willing to fail on stage
The Husker Hotel: “Hi, we’re Husker Du and we’re here to stay!”
The Fartz
Pushing potted plants in people’s faces
Debating the definition of punk
Ian and Henry shaving heads on the side of the stage
Mosh vs. Thrash and Slam
The Mudd Club sucking
The origin of “Nazi Punks Fuck Off”
The night the British Movement attacked the Dead Kennedys and MDC in Lester
UK Mayhem
Denver catches up
“This is war!”: the PMRC
“You are the victim”: meeting Zappa
Timothy Leary trying to get Jello to help with Al Jorgenson at a Giger exhibit
Gwar shows up to save the day
& SO MUCH OTHER GOODNESS!!!


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