New issue of SAC&G. I hope you like the band Fifteen

This movie fucking rocks. Tight as hell hour twenty heist movie. Is this my favorite Kubrick now? Totally invents the shotgun in a flower box and robbery with a clown mask tropes. Cannot recommend more

Episode 350: Bracketology - Asian Man Records available now! It’s our 350th episode, and to celebrate we played a round of Bracketology pitting bands from Asian Man Records in head to head competition Thank you to everyone who helped made 350 episodes happen Check it out at linktr.ee/punklottopod

We had this one and the X-Men book. I stared at those pages for hours and hours. I loved them so much

Go check out the newest episode of @punklottopod.bsky.social where Justin and Dylan talk about the 1980 Dead Kennedys album 'Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetable!'

Episode 349: Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables by Dead Kennedys available now This week we are talking about one of the most important albums in the history of American punk. One foot in punk and hardcore, Dead Kennedys were instrumental in our musical growth Check it out at linktr.ee/punklottpod

I am cohosting a new monthly podcast w/ Justin of Punk Lotto Pod called Bookenders, where we examine an album through the lens of its the first & last song. This month we dig into Two Cow Garage's 2007 album III. Bookenders: 'III' by Two Cow Garage oklahomalefty.substack.com/p/bookenders...

Introducing Bookenders, a new podcast from Justin and Dave Brown (@oklahomalefty.bsky.social) On this show we will be taking a look at an album through the lens of its first and last songs. We kick things off with Two Cow Garage’s III Available for free on our Patreon and Oklahoma Lefty Substack

Episode 348: Isn’t It Worse by Hard Girls available now! This week, Dylan was given the year 2012 and he selected the debut album from Hard Girls to discuss. The San Jose band was made up of members of Shinobu and Pteradon. Check out the episode at linktr.ee/punklottopod

Show us the last four albums you listened to

Very fun piece

If you enjoyed the Fay Wray talk on a recent bonus audio, you may want to read the latest issue of SAC&G

Two-In-One: I’m Listening / News of the World bonus audio available now This week we talk about some recent Major Awards shows, Michael Stipe correcting lyrics, David Byrne’s wedding, Buckaroo Banzai and what we listened to over the last week patreon.com/punklottopod for just $1 a month

Episode 347: Steady Diet of Nothing by Fugazi available now This week Justin was assigned the year 1991, and felt it was time to revisit Fugazi. We talked about their second album Steady Diet of Nothing, and how they probably made a million on preorders Check it out at linktr.ee/punklottopod

Punk Lotto Pod turned 7 years old this week, and our 350th episode is around the corner. Just wanted to send a quick thank you to everyone who has ever listened to us, guested on the show, signed up for the Patreon, or even shared an episode. This podcast literally changed my life

Jason is back from his hiatus!

Don’t get my hopes up. I’ll be too sad if it’s not true

Episode 346: Audit in Progress by Hot Snakes available now This week Dylan got to choose the album we discussed, and he chose the third album by Hot Snakes. Consisting of John Reis and Rick Froberg, this was their first band together since Drive Like Jehu Check it out at linktr.ee/punklottopod

Who can it be now?

Episode 345: Business as Usual by Men at Work available now Join us as we take a trip down under. Justin selected the 1981 album, Business as Usual from Aussie new waver’s Men at Work. This was a smash hit album but took a little convincing to get there Check it out at linktr.ee/punklottopod

Wait. Sydney Sweeney and Sabrina Carpenter are different people?

I have to work 10 hours today and I’m letting everyone hear about it

If I sound distracted on next weeks episode, it’s because my cat pulled two keys off my keyboard while we were recording

Just got no sold on telling someone I liked their Ramones shirt

You’ll get John Stossel’d if you ask a shoot question

Episode 344: The Specials by The Specials available now! We are continuing out SKAUGUST celebration, and Dylan selected one of the greatest ska albums of all time. We are talking about The Specials debut album from 1979, and how they invented 2-Tone Check the episode out at linktr.ee/punklottopod

One of my biggest regrets is not going to school for broadcasting when I graduated in 2005. I feel like I would have been so much further into my career, and less nervous about the idea of my company potentially merging with a larger one and the uncertainty that brings

Every other paid podcasting job I look at mentions AI somewhere in the description. It’s a very grim future for the medium

Episode 343: Evildoers Beware! by Mustard Plug available now! It’s SKAUGUST! That means we are talking ska. Justin was up first and selected Mustard Plug’s 1997 album, Evildoers Beware! This was the biggest album for the Grand Rapids band. How does it hold up? linktr.ee/punklottopod

The words “Four Horsemen of the Skapocalypse” will be said on tomorrow’s episode

Dave has another excellent issue of his newsletter

If we all signed up for the PBS streaming platform will it be enough to save it? Couldn’t hurt to try

I don’t want to jinx it, but I think early 2000’s metalcore is back. There have been four eps and demos in this style this year and it’s been so cool to hear a new generation playing this kind of stuff

Bands love skipping the south east on their national tours. They’ll go the northeast, Midwest, Texas and the west coast but god forbid you go to NC, GA, TN, etc

Two-In-One: I’m Listening / News of the World for this week is available now We are talking about the NIN / Foo Fighters drummer saga, some upcoming albums and tours, what we listened to over the last week, and the movies Dylan watched Get it at patreon.com/punklottopod

Reexamining the Great Superman Stories: Part 6 oklahomalefty.substack.com/p/reexaminin...

Catharsis, one of the greatest metalcore bands of all time has released their first album in 26 years. I haven’t had a chance to listen yet due to work, but I can’t wait to hear it crimethinc.bandcamp.com/album/hope-a...

Why would Hayley Williams release this new album like this?

I blew my voice out yelling about ska

Monster cereals except they’re all members of REM

Tons of bands have boring stories, but sometimes I’m working on notes for episodes and think “what am I even going to say about this one?”

Episode 342: Where Have All the Merrymakers Gone? by Harvey Danger available now! This week we are talking about Harvey Danger’s debut album, released in 1997 on an indie label and re-released on a major in 1998. This features the massive 90’s hit Flagpole Sitta Check out at linktr.ee/punklottopod

I miss new music day being on Tuesday so bad

One fun thing about listening to the back catalog of a podcast is when you have a correction or an answer to an episode, but it’s been 2 years since that episode came out and you can’t send it without looking like a lunatic

wow. didn’t realize how fatphobic ppl are. at least online publicly online. honestly so heartbreaking. you try to bring up inclusivity for t-shirts and the shit ppl say is so disgusting :(

Album Review: ‘Paradise Mausoleum’ by Deforesters oklahomalefty.substack.com/p/album-revi...

Episode 341: No Matter Where We Go..! by Latterman available now! This week we are talking about Latterman’s 2005 sophomore album, No Matter Where We Go..! This was the bands first album for Deep Elm and their breakout, causing a wave of influence in the following years Here linktr.ee/punklottopod

Two-In-One: I’m Listening / News of the World audio available now Check out our second episode of the new bonus show format. We have taken our I’m Listening and News of the World and slammed them together. It’s two great tastes that taste great together! Check it out at patreon.com/punklottopod