Episode 331 - Nicole Panter Dailey (Former Germ's manager, The Pee Wee Herman Show, Author, Psychiatrist, Professor)

Turned Out A Punk

Music Interviews, Music History, Music, Music Commentary

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2021

⏱️ 112 minutes

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Summary

NICOLE PANTER DAILEY has lived one hell of a life so far! From managing the Germs, to starting an early LA punk label, to helping create The Pee Wee Herman Show & that's just the start! Join Damian as he sits down with Nicole for one of the most compelling episodes ever of this show to date.
THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED!!!

Also Touched On:

The importance of Queen

Fascinated by Glam

The Dogs

“Radio Free Hollywood”: the first punk show

The South Bay taking over by force

“The Adams Family” of weird kids

Backdoor Man zine

The creepy scene at Rodney’s

Acting out trauma through punk

Being a true weirdo

First day of teaching: “What’s Darby Crash like?”

Adventure Time

Midsommar

Donnie Rose and sexual abuse in the LA punk scene

The new hippies helping Old Man Spahn

The Manson Effect

The Avengers

“Not Real Punk”: Dealing with VOM

Bob Biggs

El Duce

Renouncing punk in 1980

Slash Records

The story behind the Germs’ LP, logo, album and (GI)

The Weirdos were the best

RIP Lorna Doom

Psychedelics and therapy

The Residents

Pee Wee: The luckiest man in showbiz

The Rap/punk connection

& SO MUCH MORE!!!

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2:17.4	Deemian Abraham and once again I'm bringing you a conversation with someone who
2:20.7	grew up listening to Punk may or may not still be involved with punk, but had their life changed by the genre in a major way.
2:27.0	And today on the show, this is one of those episodes, this is one of the best episodes of this thing ever.
2:33.0	Nicole Panter is here today.
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