Oscar Capps IV: Punk Rock, Sobriety, and Unfiltered Conversations
My problem with just the system itself is that why the fuck should anybody in California's voting policy affect anything in New Jersey?
What happens when a punk rocker opens up about life on the road and the journey to sobriety? In this episode of The Rotten Wagon, host A.J. Martinez chats with Oscar Capps IV, the frontman and main songwriter of the Philly punk band The Stolen Wheelchairs. Their conversation is a rollercoaster of raw honesty and unexpected humor, touching on everything from the chaos of touring to the personal battles of staying sober.
Oscar shares candid stories about violent altercations with fans, offering a gritty glimpse into the punk rock scene. He also dives into his creative process, revealing the inspirations behind his songwriting and how sobriety has shaped his music. But it’s not all serious talk—expect plenty of laughs as they riff on controversial topics like gun control and politics, showcasing their unfiltered personalities.
The episode wraps up with a lively discussion on collaboration with other musicians and a sneak peek into what future episodes might bring. Whether you’re a punk rock enthusiast or just curious about the lifestyle, this episode promises an engaging and insightful listen.