Episode 260 - Jon Daly (Kroll Show, I’m Dying Up Here, Big Mouth, The Betas)

Turned Out A Punk

Music Interviews, Music History, Music, Music Commentary

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

It's Pittsburgh week on Turned Out A Punk! Often on this podcast, we hear about older punk siblings being a gateway for their younger counterparts ... but not this time. Today on the show, Damian sits down with the hilarious JON DALY to discuss how having punk older brothers drove him away from the genre for many years. Listen in as the two discuss the fear caused by Danzig videos, having to sneak around with Jimmy Buffet records & so much more!
NOT TO BE MISSED!

Also Touched On:

Mutual love

Austin charges his hair, forms Cryptic Alliance and freaks poor little Jon out!

punk spreads to the middle brother Matt

Liking the Circle Jerks but not liking the name and also not understanding it

Being into Jimmy Buffett

Loving the Dead Milkmen

Hard On Gang jamming in the basement

Matt forms Hurl

Parent’s with no other choice

Becoming a Jock

Being on the scene and getting into indie rock

being 15 and getting drunk with Don Caballero

Connecting to the guys in Metallica

Pixes

Polvo

Dub Narcotic

Not being able to skate

Fuck Rusted Root!

Andy Warhol was not a chill hang

Degrassi

Why is canadian TV so awesomely bad

& SO MUCH MORE!!!!

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1:39.3	and feeding me and the kids. So, Hello and welcome to another edition of Turned Out of Punk. I'm your host
2:17.2	Damian Abraham and once again I'm bringing you a conversation with someone who
2:20.2	grew up listen to Punk may or may not still be involved in punk but had their life
2:23.6	changed by the genre in a major way. And today on the show, I got a new buddy. I got a new
2:28.4	pal, John Daly. That's right, you might know him from the Kroll Show. You might know him from
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