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Hosted by Ewan Grant & Stuart Knight · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 54 episodes
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"The 'Deads Not Punk' podcast was conceived by punk veterans Ewan Grant and Stuart Knight, both children of the 1960s who continue to work in the music today. This podcast takes listeners on a rollercoaster ride of personal anecdotes, exploring the lasting impact that punk has had—and still has—on their lives. Alongside them, a mix of guests—including not only musicians and fans but also cultural contributors like artists, filmmakers, and authors—join the conversation. Together, they offer a rich, authentic insight into the world of punk from those who have lived it, created in it, and continue to contribute to its legacy." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ewan Grant & Stuart Knight hosts Deads Not Punk, a music show with 54 episodes published.
Stuart and Ewan reach the end of the A-Z with the letter Z - and who better to get them across the line than the legendary and thoroughly great geezer Steve Diggle of Buzzcocks, a band with not one but two Z's. Series 2
Ewan and Stuart return at last with a much a anticipated interview with Frankie & Freddie aka The Whops. The young generation talk about their take on punk, being championed by Paul Simonon and loving classic punk tracks
The bumper Xmas episode with non-other than the erudite Colin Latter of Flux of Pink Indians talking punk, books, protest and speeding courses, a brilliant guest to end the year and a welcome start to 2026! Have a punkmo
This time we’re joined by the legendary drummer Martin Atkins – PiL, Killing Joke, Ministry, Nine Inch Nails. Chats about John Lydon, the music biz, and the Museum of Post Punk & Industrial Music in Chicago as well as Ex
Ewan and Stuart chat with Richard Jobson frontman of The Skids, poet, filmmaker, and unstoppable force of nature. Expect fast talk, sharp wit, and tales that somehow turn Dunfermline dust-ups into grand adventures. Total
Stuart and Ewan are joined this episode by the wonderfully erudite Ed Kuepper of The Saints. Ahead of their forthcoming tour, Ed talks about his musical influences, Brisbane in the 70s, playing The Roxy, and creating mus
Ewan and Stuart stagger to the finish line and make it thru day 4 of Rebellion , awesome shenanigans from Rat Hole, anarchy and chaos from The Exploited , great sets from Grade 2 , DOA and The Guillotines .. amazing time
Stuart and Ewan crawl up onto the beach of Day 3 at Rebellion.. very emotional day with tributes to the late Colin Jerwood with a blistering Conflict memorial set and many many tributes. Amongst other things PiL were goo
Ewan and Stuart blunder into Day 2 of Rebellion having made better breakfast choices, loving the Undertones and The Meffs, discovering Sunk meeting yet more friends and managing to get back into the hotel with causing an
Join intrepid explorers Ewan and Stuart in the undergrowth of punk as they make it to Blackpool for Day 1 of Rebellion 2025.. meeting up with friends old and new as well as seeing bands old and new. Great set from the Ra
Stuart and Ewan return with a fresh perspective on punk, joined by DJ John Askew to discuss its lasting influence on EDM, acid house, and dance music. Dive into a fascinating conversation about the DIY spirit of punk, th
Stuart and Ewan are joined this episode by an absolute diamond geezer Mr Paul Simonon who surely needs no introduction, a chat with a brilliant bloke including a bit about Joe, great new music, being down the boozer, art
Ewan and Stuart are back with another instalment of the A-Z of Punk, this time diving into the letter R for Rub Me Out. They’re joined by a very special guest — the inimitable The Shend of dadaist jazz-punk pioneers The
Stuart and Ewan make their long-awaited return after facing illness and wrestling with technology—now equipped with their fancy new studio. They’re joined by Bill Wilson, founder of Blackout Records, for a deep dive into
Stuart and Ewan spend the holidays in Ireland and New Zealand and provide 'postcards' from their trips including revolutionary pubs in Derry, punk originals in Auckland and Christchurch, meeting a bunch of amazing people
This episode of The A-Z of Punk smashes into the letter O, as Ewan and Stuart dive into the OG bands and albums from the '76-'79 era. They debate The Cure’s punk cred, name-drop The Damned like they’re getting paid per m
Ewan and Stuart - the Waldorf and Statler of punk are honoured to be joined by none other than founding Sex Pistol and all round diamond geezer Mr Glen Matlock, talking all things music, Debbie Harrys cherries, touring ,
Stuart and Ewan are really chuffed to be joined by one of the most exciting bands in 'Broken Britain' - The Meffs! Lily takes time out from playing Shambala Festival and the Music Venues Trust tour to talk about going to
Stuart and Ewan are returned from Rebellion and chat to the brilliant Enrico and Elisa from Los Fastidios about constant touring ,great music , facists on the run and how great The Housemartins are ! Hosted on Acast. See
Ewan and Stuart manage to make it to the end of the festival , get attacked by seagulls, meet Captain Kirk , get let down by The Sweet but get picked up again by the Cockney Rejects... great end to another brilliant year
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Deads Not Punk is hosted by Ewan Grant & Stuart Knight. The show is categorised under music (society) and has published 54 episodes.
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