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Chris Fry, Bull Gervasi, Joseph A. Gervasi of Cabbage Collective/April 19, 2013
Guest interviewer Mike McKee interviews three members of The Cabbage Collective, a group of friends who put on DIY shows in Philadelphia throughout the 1990s (with origins in South Jersey in the late 1980s). Chris Fry, Bull Gervasi, and Joseph A. Gervasi talk about growing up in working class southern NJ; discovering punk; doing shows in an ethical manner at venues such as the Church at 48th and Baltimore, Stalag 13, the ACT-UP Space, and the First Unitarian Church; the changes in the scene over the years; what they do today, and much more.
Photos by Karen Kirchhoff
Mike McKee of Kill the Man Who Questions/April 19, 2013
Joseph A. Gervasi interviews long-time Philadelphia DIY scene vet Mike McKee about his bands (including Kill the Man Who Questions), booking DIY shows, Stalag 13, ACT-UP, queercore/riot grrrl, political activism, and more! more! more!
Photos by Karen Kirchhoff
Jeff Ziga of R5 Productions and Little Baby’s Ice Cream/April 9, 2013
Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Jeff Ziga of R5 Productions and Little Baby’s Ice Cream about punk, ice cream, DIY shows, growing up, running a small business, and having fun. Bonus: we get shushed by a librarian during this interview.
Photos by Karen Kirchhoff
Johnpaul Golaski and Yoni Kroll of WKDU/March 31, 2013
Joseph A. Gervasi interviews long-time scene vet Johnpaul Golaski and Yoni Kroll, both DJs at Drexel’s WKDU radio station, about the station’s long and storied history in underground music, their involvement in the DIY punk scene, the state of radio in 2013, etc.
Photos by Karen Kirchhoff
March 24, 2013
Joseph A. Gervasi interviews the four members of DIY PHL (Max Weinstein-Bacal, Michael Cantor, Ramsey Beyer, and Grace Ambrose) about how they came into the DIY punk scene and all came to live Philadelphia. Their DIY PHL website and poster/flyer is a crucial resource for Philly’s underground music scene and it’s fascinating to learn about what inspired them, their sense of ethics, and the current state of the Philly scene. These are great folks!
Photos by Karen Kirchhoff
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