Ukrainian Punk band Cardinal Birds are our guests for this special episode.

Dee, Max and Vlad are all still in Ukraine and living with the reality of war; because of the Russian invasion, we couldn't conduct a 'normal' interview because of the fear of rocked attacks so this interview will sound a little different.

Together with the charitable organization "Rise with a Purpose, Inc", the band has created T-shirts that are being sold on Amazon. All proceeds from these T-shirts will be donated directly to charities in Ukraine. You can pick up a Tshirt via this link.

You can buy digital music from the band via their Bandcamp page or this link

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Liam speaks to The Damned bassist Paul Gray. 

They talk about being on the road with the Ramons. Playing Bass on  Andrew Ridley formally of WHAM rock album, finding peace in the garden and of course, we talk about joining The Damned, leaving and re-joining again.

Paul opens up about living with Tinnitus and how putting down his bass because of hearing damage took him to a very dark period of his life.

Thank you to Punk Ethics for sponsoring this episode; you can go pick up tickets for the #PunksAgainstSweatshops show, pick up tickets via this link  or head to www.the100club.co.uk/events/punks-against-sweatshop-live/

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As always, thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track.

• Life Goes On - The Damned
• Do Anything You Wanna Do - Eddie & The Hot Rods
• Neat Neat Neat - The Damned
• Wait For The Blackout - The Damned
• Red Dress - Andrew Ridgeley
• Smash It Up - The Damned

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Liam speaks to Punk Rock Saves Lives co-founder Rob Rushing in this episode.

Punk Rock Saves Lives is a non for profit charity that works within the punk rock community and focuses on Health and Wellness (with an emphasis on mental health), human rights, and equality. You can find out more about their work via this link.

Take Aim Fire for sponsoring this podcast episode. Show them some love by checking out their work via this link.

Get 10% off your 2000Trees Festival ticket using the promo code PUNKSINPUBS. Check out this year link up via this link.

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• Originators (Bad Cop, Bad Cop) 
• Girls On Film (Duran Duran) 
• This Is The First Night (Anti Flag)
• London Calling (The Clash) 
• Young Till I Die (7 Seconds) 
• The Marvelous Slut (Every Time I Die) 

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• Fairy Tail Of New York
• Waxie's Dargle
• Turkish Song of the Damned
• The Irish Rover
• Sally MacLennane
• Dirty Old Town

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It's the man, the myth, the legend Mike Park!

Liam and Mike caught up and had a chat via Zoom on November 18th 

Liam and Mike talk about his band works with Skankin Pickle and Bruce Lee Band while also talking about Asian Man alumni Alkaline Trio, Polysics.  They also talk about race, violence and a woman pissing on some dude's face! 

This months sponsor are Monkey Mind. Show some support via this link.

As always, thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track.

Tracklisting for this episode: All tracks from Asian Man Records bands

Say Goodbye to Yesterday (Bruce Lee Band)
Skye! Life is Awesome (Bomb The Music Industry)
Liquor Store (Less Than Jake)
Maybe I'll Catch Fire (Alkaline Trio)
Hot Stuff (Polysics)
Division In The Heartland (Bruce Lee Band)

Punks In Pubs Beer Glasses Kickstarter

When I started the podcast a few years back, I knew I always wanted to create some merch for the podcast...

The obvious one was T-shirts, which I've been able to fund myself however, I have always wanted to create a beer glass because we're a podcast that's recorded; in a pub... It's a no brainer!

However, it's fucking expensive! You have to order a high minimum amount, and I also want quality glasses that are not shit. 

The only way I can create these glasses is with your support; I'm looking to create 20.6oz glasses with the 'Punks in Pubs Podcast' logo on the front and "I'd Rather Be In A Pub With A Punk' on the back.

If you can, please support this project.

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Dave Hause is in the building (virtually)

Liam and Dave caught up and had a chat on October 21st, before Dave's new album ''Blood Harmony'' was released. You can pick up a copy via this link.

Liam and Dave talk solo work, The Loved Ones, Fat Wreck Chords, Philadelphia and singing the national anthems and more. 

This months sponsor is Last Generation. Go pick up their new album via this link.

As always, thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track.

Tracklisting for this episode

• Prague (Dave Hause)
• C'mon Kid (Dave Hause)
• 100K (The Loved Ones)
• Bury Me In Philly (Dave Hause)
• Sandy Sheets (Dave Hause)

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This month's episode sees Liam go off the beaten path of 'Punk Rock' into the bizarro world of 'Brechtian Punk Cabaret' with the forefather of the genre Martyn Jacques, the ringmaster of The Tiger Lillies.

Record face to face (at a safe distance) at Wiltons Music Hall on September 25th, 2021

This month's sponsor is a Po-Lice, Go pick up their new album via this link... Only £2!

As always, thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track.

Tracklisting for this episode are all by The Tiger Lillies

• COVID 19
• Piglet
• Hell
• Bully Boy
• Jack
• Banging In The Nails

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After over six months away, Liam and Punks In Pubs are back!

Liam's first guest after his hiatus is the originator of UK punk podcasts; Matt Stocks!

Matt's podcast Life In Stocks is currently 235 episodes deep, having spoken to Punk Rock royalty like NOFX's Fat Mike, Sex Pistols' John Lydon, Rage Against The Machine's Tom Morello and Black Flag's Keith Morris. 

At the start of the year, Matt released a book of the same name as the podcast (Life In Stocks), a selection of Matt's favourite chats from his podcast over the years.

Liam and Matt speak about creating a podcast and keeping it going. As well as celebrities and comedians entering the podcast arena. 

It takes a while; however, they eventually talk punk, where Matt discusses his love and admiration for NOFX (particularly Fat Mike).

Matt also opens up about how a terrible accident brought on by drinking sent him on a path of thinking about life in a more spiritual way.

Of course, they talk about Matt's book and plans for Volume 2, 3 and 4!

You can pick up a copy of Matts book 'Life In Stocks, via this link and listen to the podcast of the same name, via this link.

This month's sponsor is a Brazilian band, O Leopardo - show them some love via this link.

As always, thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track.

Track listning for this episoed are...

Rancid - Back Where I Belong

Gaslight Anthems - Great Expectations

Little Richard - Long Tall Sally

Flogging Molly - Devil's Dance Floor

Weezer - (If You Are Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To

NOFX - Linewleum

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