Rogue Frequencies

What happens when punk rock meets human growth and development? You get Rogue Frequencies. Hosts Olivia and Matt explore punk music, sub-genres, bands, and culture through the lens of personal growth and becoming more fully yourself. Part music deep-dive, part human development conversation. For anyone who's ever felt like they were built for something different.

Rogue Frequencies is a music podcast hosted by Olivia Rose & Matt Booren, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Olivia Rose & Matt Booren hosts Rogue Frequencies, a music show with 10 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Do It Yourself, Together - Season 1 Finale

  May 30, 202638 minS1

  <p>After 2 years, over 20 conversations, and 10 episodes recorded, one rad-ass graphic and one riot jingle created - season one is done. And before we move forward to season two, we look back on the 9 episodes behind us.</p><p>Olivia and Matt dig into their biggest takeaways from a season spent contemplating punk as a lens for human growth. Matt pulls from the I-You-Thou framework and what punk taught him about real dialogue and brotherhood. Olivia gets into a new appreciation for history, the destruction-construction cycle, and why adversity and the unsavory corners of punk culture turn out to be...

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  Episode #9

  NOFX and Building Something That Lasts

  May 23, 202655 minS1

  <p>NOFX built something that lasted 40 years by breaking most, maybe all, of the rules about how you're “supposed” to do it. No major label. No radio play. No apologies.</p><p>This episode is where Rogue Frequencies started. We go deep on the band that kicked off this whole project, using NOFX’s story to look at what it actually takes to stay committed, to yourself and to the people around you, over the long haul.</p><p>We talk about Fat Mike carrying the band in the early days and what it means to let go of over-commitment. How wh...

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  Episode #8

  What Modern Punk Looks Like Outside the System

  May 16, 202653 minS1

  <p>The modern punk scene has a question it's actively trying to answer: can you build something that holds all of it - every identity, every ability - without flattening any of it?</p><p>The Denver, Co Punk scene are working that out in real time. This episode centers Cheap Perfume and Team Nonexistent (among many others, such as the, Potato Pirates and Dead Pioneers) and traces the lineage, from The Slits and X-Ray Spex through Bikini Kill, Against Me!, and Propagandhi. We look at how the present requires the past, while also being completely new. We examine the...

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  Episode #7

  Riot Grrrl and Taking Up Space

  May 9, 202647 minS1

  <p>The Riot Grrrl movement didn't ask for a seat at the table. It built its own and that's the point.</p><p>This episode we digging into feminist punk, its origins, and what it actually tells us about how change gets made, both in a scene and in a life. Bikini Kill, Sleater-Kinney, Amyl and the Sniffers, Cheap Perfume. These aren't just bands. They're case studies in what happens when we use our voices to create the change we seek in the world.</p><p>We get into the politics of reclaiming your own sexuality, the male gaze in...

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  Episode #6

  Growing Up with Crackcore

  May 2, 202646 minS0

  <p>We are calling this genre we explore today as “Crackcore.” We admit, Crackcore is genuinely fun to listen to. They're also a mess of contradictions. We look at the complex human that is Scott Sturgeon aka. Stza Crack.</p><p></p><p>We use this artist, these bands, and genre to pull on a real tension: what happens when transgression becomes the whole identity? When the asshole stops being a tool and starts being the person? There's a line between destruction that clears the way for something and destruction that just leaves rubble. Crackcore bumps up against that line cons...

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