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and feeding me and the kids. So, Hello and welcome to another edition of Turn Out of Punk.

I'm your host, Damien Abraham, and once again I am bringing you a conversation with someone who

grew up with us into Punk, may or not still be involved in Punk, but had their life changed by the genre in a major way. And today on the show someone who does not identify as a punk at all

but someone who is no doubt a major influence on this genre someone who influences so much, someone who I've wanted to

have on this show since before its inception, someone I've always wanted to talk to

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