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How would you pay for social services if Congress actually listened to their constituents? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit themoderatepunk.substack.com

How would you pay for social services if Congress actually listened to their constituents? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://themoderatepunk.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_1" rel="noopener noreferrer">themoderatepunk.substack.com</a>

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The new, modern version of punk is pushing against the left AND the right. We need a new solution than what our leaders are offering, and it needs to resist extremist tendencies. We can use the history of punk culture as a template to force the conversation. If we want to see systemic cultural change in the digital age, need to stop feeding the machine and question everything.

The Moderate Punk is a discussion about new solutions and critical thinking, outspoken and relentless while staying nonviolent and collaborative. Part commentary, part philosophy, part music history, this journey to the center of society demands conversation, which may feel unfamiliar to adopters of hardline positions. Topics range from politics and news to social challenges, with music history undertones as we explore the rage artists that bring change to the surface. Periodic episodes hosted by Joe Ryder. <a href="https://themoderatepunk.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">themoderatepunk.substack.com</a>

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The new, modern version of punk is pushing against the left AND the right. We need a new solution than what our leaders are offering, and it needs to resist extremist tendencies. We can use the history of punk culture as a template to force the conversation. If we want to see systemic cultural change in the digital age, need to stop feeding the machine and question everything. The Moderate Punk is a discussion about new solutions and critical thinking, outspoken and relentless while staying nonviolent and collaborative. Part commentary, part philosophy, part music history, this journey to the center of society demands conversation, which may feel unfamiliar to adopters of hardline positions. Topics range from politics and news to social challenges, with music history undertones as we explore the rage artists that bring change to the surface. Periodic episodes hosted by Joe Ryder. themoderatepunk.substack.com

The new, modern version of punk is pushing against the left AND the right. We need a new solution than what our leaders are offering, and it needs to resist extremist tendencies. We can use the history of punk culture as a template to force the conversation. If we want to see systemic cultural change in the digital age, need to stop feeding the machine and question everything.

The Moderate Punk is a discussion about new solutions and critical thinking, outspoken and relentless while staying nonviolent and collaborative. Part commentary, part philosophy, part music history, this journey to the center of society demands conversation, which may feel unfamiliar to adopters of hardline positions. Topics range from politics and news to social challenges, with music history undertones as we explore the rage artists that bring change to the surface. Periodic episodes hosted by Joe Ryder. <a href="https://themoderatepunk.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">themoderatepunk.substack.com</a>

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