Bob Forrest's Don't Die Podcast: Episode 147 - Homelessness, Punk Rock, and Personal Battles
It's not true just because two people in the decline movie are dead doesn't mean that all the rest of them aren't alive and thriving and still living a punk rock ethos, life, which is anti-corporate, anti-question authority.
Ever wondered how punk rock and homelessness intersect? In Episode 147 of Bob Forrest's 'Don't Die Podcast', Bob, Chuk, and Mike take you on a journey through the gritty realities of life on the streets and the rebellious spirit of punk music. They kick things off by addressing the current state of homelessness, especially in the shadow of Covid-19, shedding light on the hardships faced by the most vulnerable among us.
Bob also drops a big personal announcement that adds an intimate layer to the conversation. The trio reminisces about legendary punk bands like The Simpletones and Rik L Rik, sharing stories that capture the raw energy and resilience of the punk rock movement. They don't shy away from discussing the darker side either, touching on gunfights and the punks who didn’t make it.
The episode is a blend of heartfelt reflections and unfiltered discussions that paint a vivid picture of survival and resistance. Whether you're a fan of punk rock or someone interested in social issues, this episode offers a unique perspective on how music and life on the edge intertwine. Tune in for a candid chat that wraps up with a hopeful call to action, urging listeners to stand up against the injustices faced by those struggling with homelessness and addiction.