Karl and Gaz
Too Old To Punk?
This podcast series explores punk not through famous bands or scene “stars,” but through the everyday lives of the people who sustain it. Through in-depth conversations with musicians, organisers, and long-time participants, it traces how people first encounter punk, how they become part of it, and how they continue to remake it over time. Focusing on ordinary experiences—forming bands, putting on shows, working, dealing with loss, addiction, and responsibility—the series shows how punk persists as a network of relationships, values, and practices that shape how people live and connect.
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Karl and Gaz
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Último episodio
8 de jul. de 2026
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Episodios
Episode 2: Scoot: Doom/Extinction of Mankind/Retsu 08.07.2026 1:15:03
In this episode, we talk with Scoot about far more than punk. We discuss growing up in a poor working-class family, the perspective that came from a career spent caring for others, and how that shaped the way he viewed the opportunities music gave him. From touring the world to remembering that his first trip abroad wasn’t until he was 19 — a journey to Belgium with Doom — we explore what those ex...
Episode 1 Jos Houtveen: Lärm, SeeinRed, AutoReverse Records 24.06.2026 1:24:22
In this episode, we speak with the legendary, wonderful, and towering Jos Houtveen, known for his work with Total Chaoz, The Sextons, Lärm, Staathaat, Seein’ Red, and Disturbers, as well as for being the driving force behind AutoReverse Records. Jos may be retiring this year from his job as a head teacher at a school, but when it comes to punk rock, he shows no signs of slowing down. SEXTONS : htt...
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