Nick Woj's guest appearances

Nick Woj

Turned Out A Punk

Pat Flynn

Bill Hader

John Doe

Steven McDonald

Redd Kross

Spike Slawson

Geoff Rowley

Anthony Bourdain

Tom Delonge

Talib Kweli

Craig Finn

Jack Black

Jon Wurster

Robbie Brookside

Joanna Angel

OwlTail

Tony Molina

Welcome to a new TOAP experiment! Each episode of Splits will have Damian sitting down with two past guests of the show to talk about... punk.... &amp; more, but mainly PUNK.  Today on the show, Turned Out A Punk favourites &amp; mutual fans, Nick Woj (ep. 17 &amp; 264) &amp; Tony Molina (ep. 198) meet for the first time &amp; let the good times role!  DO NOT MISS THIS!!!!  Don't miss Woj's mixtapes on www.soundcloud.com/wOjavelli  (yes, that is a zero)!!! Tony said he didn't want to promote anything.

Welcome to a new TOAP experiment! Each episode of Splits will have Damian sitting down with two past guests of the show to talk about... punk.... &amp; more, but mainly PUNK. Today on the show, Turned Out A Punk favourites &amp; mutual fans, Nick Woj (ep. 17 &amp; 264) &amp; Tony Molina (ep. 198) meet for the first time &amp; let the good times role! DO NOT MISS THIS!!!! Don't miss Woj's mixtapes on <a href="http://www.soundcloud.com/wOjavelli" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.soundcloud.com/wOjavelli</a>  (yes, that is a zero)!!! Tony said he didn't want to promote anything.

Splits Vol. 1 - Tony Molina/ Nick Woj

Nick Woj Part

GET READY for a hardcore scientist masterclass! On this episode, Damian is joined by returning buddy, Cold World’s Nick Woj! Listen in as the two discuss, theorize, debate &amp; philosophize on a variety of punk related topics including: the differences between east &amp; west coast power violence, why the punk connection was more present in UK rave, why Jason Mewes got sober, how Toronto has altered rap &amp; hardcore, the revisionist history behind modern Deadheads &amp; other pressing topics.  NOT TO BE MISSED!    Also Touched On:     Beastie Boys, Spazz and Cold World   the massive coastal difference in Power Violence fans   Independent Wrestling and DIY Hardcore   Burial Ground   DJng in the back of Home Base   The Wrestling/ Posi-Numbers connection   Acid House and Post-Punk connection   the motivation for forming Herman’s Hermits and Fugazi are probably pretty similar   Normies    the 90’s   Hardline   Scott Biben    Chef G   UK Drill   Is the Lincoln/ Hoover split on iTunes?   Portraits of the Past     Rap/ Hardcore: Toronto changes everything   The Blood For Blood effect on Boston   Right Brigade Demo   Magnus: Where are they now?   Why Jason Mewes got clean?   The tragic Bane/ Only Crime show   Deadheads: the real story   &amp; Much, Much More!!!  BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

GET READY for a hardcore scientist masterclass! On this episode, Damian is joined by returning buddy, Cold World’s Nick Woj! Listen in as the two discuss, theorize, debate &amp; philosophize on a variety of punk related topics including: the differences between east &amp; west coast power violence, why the punk connection was more present in UK rave, why Jason Mewes got sober, how Toronto has altered rap &amp; hardcore, the revisionist history behind modern Deadheads &amp; other pressing topics.  NOT TO BE MISSED!  Also Touched On:   Beastie Boys, Spazz and Cold World the massive coastal difference in Power Violence fans Independent Wrestling and DIY Hardcore Burial Ground DJng in the back of Home Base The Wrestling/ Posi-Numbers connection Acid House and Post-Punk connection the motivation for forming Herman’s Hermits and Fugazi are probably pretty similar Normies  the 90’s Hardline Scott Biben  Chef G UK Drill Is the Lincoln/ Hoover split on iTunes? Portraits of the Past   Rap/ Hardcore: Toronto changes everything The Blood For Blood effect on Boston Right Brigade Demo Magnus: Where are they now? Why Jason Mewes got clean? The tragic Bane/ Only Crime show Deadheads: the real story &amp; Much, Much More!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

Episode 264 - Nick Woj Part #2 

This week on Turned Out A Punk, join Damian as he talks to Cold World's drummer/mastermind Nicholas Wojciechowski about the ascetic battle of rap, and aggressive music that led him to having never been able to read a review of his band that doesn’t mention Rap Metal.  Also touched on in this episode:-Getting catalogs -The blue grass roots of Cold World-Solo-Straight-Edge-Raving-The independent study time afforded to only-children-Seeing Ill Repute for your first show… the “Big Rusty Balls” era though-Bedford: The kings of the Wilkes-Barre PA -Politics in service of ego-No dissing Rolling-On-The-Floorcore-Back before Revelation put the greats back into print-“Which was the good CroMags lp?”-The Holy Trinity of Youth Crew revival-POS-TOPS not even a sledgehammer could break: Wilkes-Barre Youth crew-Loving and dressing for Rap-Dudes growing weed in the lockers-Beef with “The Hicks”-Open racism in high school assembly-Collecting to DJ every genre of danceable music-Liking Floorpunch in spite of a backlash-Being on a CD comp with Psywarfare -The Rap influence-The influence of Locking Out -Greg Wilmott and Mark McCoy: perennial hardcore tastemakers-Sitting in rooms reading magazines and books to avoid gun-wielding kids-Having to play to a Cold World merch line.-The easy of being cool in 2015: easier to pose-Anime-The REAL Inside Out

This week on Turned Out A Punk, join Damian as he talks to Cold World's drummer/mastermind Nicholas Wojciechowski about the ascetic battle of rap, and aggressive music that led him to having never been able to read a review of his band that doesn’t mention Rap Metal. Also touched on in this episode: -Getting catalogs -The blue grass roots of Cold World -Solo-Straight-Edge-Raving -The independent study time afforded to only-children -Seeing Ill Repute for your first show… the “Big Rusty Balls” era though -Bedford: The kings of the Wilkes-Barre PA -Politics in service of ego -No dissing Rolling-On-The-Floorcore -Back before Revelation put the greats back into print -“Which was the good CroMags lp?” -The Holy Trinity of Youth Crew revival -POS-TOPS not even a sledgehammer could break: Wilkes-Barre Youth crew -Loving and dressing for Rap -Dudes growing weed in the lockers -Beef with “The Hicks” -Open racism in high school assembly -Collecting to DJ every genre of danceable music -Liking Floorpunch in spite of a backlash -Being on a CD comp with Psywarfare -The Rap influence -The influence of Locking Out -Greg Wilmott and Mark McCoy: perennial hardcore tastemakers -Sitting in rooms reading magazines and books to avoid gun-wielding kids -Having to play to a Cold World merch line. -The easy of being cool in 2015: easier to pose -Anime -The REAL Inside Out

Episode 17 - Nick Woj (Cold World)