An early & extended version of Pepe talking with April & Ceschi about Pat’s new project/album & what his return to publicly releasing music again after 10 years means personally & for the scene.

Pepe sits down with Pendy of the band Trash Boat And The Ambush to discuss the question, what wave of folk punk are we in and more.

In the third installment of Pep Talks, we revisit the topic of fear and hear some new insights Pepe has learned about it. Get an intimate up

In the third installment of Pep Talks, we revisit the topic of fear and hear some new insights Pepe has learned about it. Get an intimate update on Pepe’s life as he attempts to rebuild after incarceration, hear what 3 things pushed him deeper into a space of fear and inaction recently and learn some practical tips for moving through such spaces.
Another Patron episode is coming this month where Pepe responds to a supporters question about the 3 books he would send to someone going to prison now that he’s out and on the other side, he shares a story about the Bandit basement and also plays a recording from the first time he ever heard Pat the Bunny jamming on an electric guitar. So stay tuned for all that!

Back in 2018 as Pepe was preparing to go to prison, he sat down with both Ceschi and Pat (formerly the Bunny) to ask them some questions. Th

Back in 2018 as Pepe was preparing to go to prison, he sat down with both Ceschi and Pat (formerly the Bunny) to ask them some questions. This is Ceschi’s portion of that previously unreleased interview.  Keep in mind this was recorded in 2018 so some details have changed and the “upcoming’ project/album Ceschi was referring to was Sad, Fat Luck.

Pep talks are a new series just for Patreon subscribers! Listen to the first episode about procrastination.

Hear Pepe talk about the first time he knew he could trust Pat, the day Ceschi told state police he was Pepe's grandpa, and reflections abou

Hear Pepe talk about the first time he knew he could trust Pat, the day Ceschi told state police he was Pepe's grandpa, and reflections about darker moments. 

Pepe's original interview with Burnem ended up being over three hours in its entirety. There was some great stuff that we had to edit out of

Pepe's original interview with Burnem ended up being over three hours in its entirety. There was some great stuff that we had to edit out of the final version of the podcast just for the sake of time. Here's the unedited version.