In this episode, we talk with Scoot about far more than punk. We discuss growing up in a poor working-class family, the perspective that came from a career spent caring for others, and how that shaped the way he viewed the opportunities music gave him. From touring the world to remembering that his first trip abroad wasn’t until he was 19 — a journey to Belgium with Doom — we explore what those experiences meant in the context of where he came from.

We also reflect on Scoot’s relationship with alcohol, the challenges of navigating life on and off the road, and how gratitude, class, and personal growth have remained constant threads throughout his journey. It’s an honest conversation about punk, work, privilege, addiction, and never losing sight of where you came from.

Intro:Retsu ..lessons in self destruction

https://retsupunk.bandcamp.com/

Outro: Extinction of mankind...Inside my fears

https://extinctionofmankind1.bandcamp.com/album/slaves-to-no-one/

https://ukdoom.bandcamp.com/

 

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