Podcast appearances and mentions of joe keithley

Christian Zyp interviews Joe Keithley (D.O.A.) & Scott Crawford (director) about the documentary SOMETHING BETTER CHANGE. See the International Premiere as part of the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) on Saturday April 19th @ 4:30 pm at the Globe Cinema. The story of D.O.A. frontman Joey “Shithead” Keithley, who transitioned from a punk activist musician to politician when he was elected for the Green Party in Burnaby, BC. In 2018, punk icon Joe Keithley turned art into life by winning a council seat in his Vancouver hometown. When he ran for reelection in 2022, his campaign demonstrated how music can still affect change, even in these surreal times. SOMETHING BETTER CHANGE documents Keithley's 40+ year journey as an activist musician in Canada's most iconic punk band, and how it informs him as a Green Party politician today.FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/somethingbetterchangeINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/somethingbetterchange_doc

Fuck You is track 10 from the 2024 DO.A. tribute compilation "No Escape From What You are: An All-Star Tribute to Punk Rock's Most Enduring Band."  Joe Keithley (D.O.A./Sudden Death Records) appears from 18:20-41:48 in the episode. 

Mass Movement Meets…James Domestic, Sam Marsh, and Joe Keithley (D.O.A.)  In which the sexier half of the middle-aged crew meets and chats to Domestics frontman and punk pet extraordinaire James Domestic, the wordsmith responsible for giving the world ‘The Wisdom of the Punk Buddha', Sam Marsh, D.O.A. mainstay and bona fide punk rock legend Joe Keithley and gets down and dirty with Compass Box whisky.  Tune in, turn it up, and geek out. This one's a doozy…

On this Joe Keithley (Joey “Shithead”) Interview: How Joe went from playing Pete Seeger & Woody Guthrie folk songs to cranking out fast-paced hardcore… Story behind his first Greenpeace march, the hostility of most clubs early on in D.O.A.'s career, booking a European tour by snail mail (100% true!), breaking wide open in San Francisco, Rock Against Racism, how hardcore has changed, playing with Pete Seeger, standing up for human rights and getting acknowledged for it, politically… his persistence and determination to get elected to political office, not letting defeat after defeat hold him back… his greatest political accomplishments (VERY COOL), the origins of his work ethic, his favorite guitars, top 3 Desert Island Discs (you'll NEVER guess!), best lessons he's learned from getting older, toughest decisions he's had to make, and why in the end… he's a pretty lucky guy!  GREAT hang, super cool conversation with a really interesting and intelligent guy, who happens to be a musical legend! Discover How to Get Your Music Licensed & Placed in TV, Movies, Video Games & Streaming Services: https://MusicReboot.com Support this show: https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support   Joe Keithley is the leader, lead guitarist, and vocalist of Canada's legendary political punk band D.O.A. D.O.A is often referred to as one of the "founders" of hardcore punk, along with bands like Black Flag, Dead Kennedys, Bad Brains and a few others. Over the last 40 years, D.O.A. has released 16 LPs, sold a million records and played over 4,000 shows on five different continents. Joe is also a solo artist and his latest LP, just released, is called Stand Joe's been an activist since he was 16 years old. He's stood up for causes like police brutality, sexism, warmongering, racism, the environment, first nations, unions and many other causes, by organizing and playing at well over 300 benefit concerts. Joe's also authored two books, “I Shithead, A Life in Punk” and “Talk - Action = 0” In 2018, Joe was elected the city councillor in Burnaby, Canada which is just outside of Vancouver, and was re-elected in October 2022. Joe is also a member of the Canadian Independent Music Hall of Fame & he the owner of Sudden Death Records (SuddenDeath.com) Subscribe & Website:  https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe Cool Guitar, Music & ELG T-Shirts!: https://www.GuitarMerch.com

CITR's 24 Hours of Radio Art in a snack sized format. Dark Ambient. Drone. Field Recordings. Noise. Sound Art. Or something. This Friday afternoon's broadcast features new Fabio R. Lattuca, Crypthios, John Oliver, Blanket Swimming, Joe Keithley's ‘Stand‘, Vancouver's Phuture Memoriez, and Eighth Tower Records' ‘Music For Abandoned Monasteries‘ collection. Phuture Memoriez (and Jibbernaut) are at the Red Gate Arts Society (1965 Main Street) tonight at 8 PM.

Playlist: tackhead - mind at the end of the tetherShannon Lay - i'm set freefunki porcini - this ain't the way to liveSunny War - no reasonempanadas illegales - la danza del vampiroamythyst kiah - hangover blueshrsta - swallow's tailGabrielle Shonk - 5 amjung people - gold bristleKristi Lane Sinclair - heartbitesexhaust - two years on welfareWax Mannequin - this is not the worst it getsleith ross - everyone i've never metEmiliana Torrini & The Colorist Orchestra - hiltonl'rain - heavy (but not in wait)Joe Keithley - a man with no namelittle scream - dear leaderWayfinding - hiro up from the woodshopMILANKU - a l'aube, de la grande tristeasemonsieur doumani - pissourinKy - the dancerpugs & crows - not my circus not my monkeys

In the TV show “From,” Canadian actor Chloe Van Landschoot plays the de facto nurse tending to a community terrorized by mysterious nocturnal monsters. She tells guest host Talia Schlanger how her real-life experience as a Toronto ER nurse made her the perfect fit for the part. Plus, Joe Keithley, frontman of the legendary Canadian punk band D.O.A., talks to Tom about his new solo album, “Stand,” and how the fentanyl crisis inspired his latest single.

This week's show, after a 1993 Boo Radleys bauble/bobble: brand new Beths, Black Watch, Mike Viola, Altin Gün, Keyside, Joe Keithley, and Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives; plus The Olympics, Beatles, Ethiopians, Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood, B...

Joe Keithley (Shithead) is the leader of hard-core punk band DOA and has been since the late 70's. In 2008  The Vancouver Sun named Joe one of BC's most influential people – of all time! DOA played for benefits, rallies, protests, and anything with the word environment in it. Joe and DOA still tour. 20 dates all across Canada in June and July of this year. So it should come as no surprise that Joe is now Burnaby City Councilor Joe Keithley.  It took him years to get voters' attention in Burnaby but now he's no long shot, he's running for re-election. This month. There's a documentary film crew following him around..hoping to figure out how he finds the balance between being an angry rocker and a well-spoken politician. One of the people is Beto  O'Rourke – in Texas. Joe's s talking about affordable housing, human rights, Quality child care, helping the most vulnerable, and assisting seniors and the homeless.  He's just an all round great guy..and scary good on stage as well. The Burnaby Election is October 15th I believe. If you can donate or support Joe's fight...Please contact him at www.Suddendeath.com joe@suddendeath.com @joe.keithley

Guest is a long time  friend Joe Keithley (also known by his D.O.A hardcore punk stage name Joe Shithead) One of the very few punk artists who didn't bring their stage characters into their real world. Joe on stage was wild, pissed off, and very much in your face. Off stage, he was just a great guy from Burnaby. A regular Joe. Joe founded D.O.A Founded Sudden Death Records Rock Against Racism Harmony for all – gathering used instruments for Burnaby residents who don't have access to them. D.O.A is celebrating the 40th anniversary of their LP Hardcore 81 And Director Scott Crawford is shooting a documentary on Joe and DOA called Something Better Change (named after DOA's first album) He's already shot and released  Creem: America's only rock and roll magazine and Salad Days. Both were outstanding. Many of Joe's former bandmates are long gone but he's continued to grow and learn to such an extent that he's now a twice-elected Burnaby City Councillor and  Joe's just gearing up for another run for office. Knocking on doors is his specialty. I think he mentions 13,000 during one campaign. Here's the best part – he's still making music with DOA..getting in a tour of Ontario, Quebec, and BC's interior before the election. To quote Dan Aykroyd “ is it a floor wax or a shampoo” Can a guy be a hard-core punker and a politician??? Yes.. yes you can. If you're Joe Keithley.

We have a great episode this week folks! The leg­endary Joe Keith­ley from D.O.A. joins us to talk all things hock­ey: how the band viewed them­selves as a hock­ey team (3 for­wards and a goalie), tak­ing a num­ber and send­ing a mes­sage to Greg Het­son from Bad Reli­gion, how plaid work jack­ets became part of the look for Cana­di­an punks, and more! To start the show we talk some Staal (Eric) and some Olympics quick takes.We also did an on-site out­door rink review here in Win­nipeg and talk some Jets to close the show!

Baxie talks to Joe Keithley--leader of the legendary hardcore band DOA! Joe talks about the band, the Canadian punk rock scene of the early 80's, the 40th anniversary of the landmark album "Hardcore 81", and about being a city councilor in his home town of Burnaby, British Columbia. Incredibly interesting stuff! Also available on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Stitcher, Spotify, and on the Bax & O'Brien web site!

Letzte Woche hatte ich die Gelegenheit mit Joe Keithley, dem Sänger der kanadischen Punk-Legende D.O.A. zu sprechen. Themen waren sein Job als Stadtrat in seiner Heimatstadt Burnaby, die Dokumentation "Something Better Change", Punk und Politik, Familie, das AK47 und vieles mehr. Da Joe nach einer halben Stunde leider weg musste, wird es in einigen Wochen eine Fortsetzung geben.

Scott Crawford has spent much of his devoted to documenting independent culture as an author, and filmmaker. Scott has made two documentary films Salad Days and Creem: Americas only rock and roll magazine. Join Scott and guest co-ghost Shaun Colon (A Fat Wreck) as we chat about Scotts latest doc Something Better Change which follows D.O.A frontman Joe Keithley's shocking political victory. 

Along with the latest news, today we're replaying David's tribute to Mr. Chi Pig, lead singer for the band SNFU, who died last July. Along with some music from SNFU, David talks to Joe Keithley, from DOA, and Garth Mullins, journalist, and musician with Legally Blind.

Today on The Pulse, we're replaying David's tribute to Mr. Chi Pig, lead singer for the band SNFU, who died last July. Along with some music from SNFU, David talks to Joe Keithley, from DOA, and Garth Mullins, journalist, and musician with Legally Blind.

Hear the second part of Darrin's chat with Joey “Shithead” Keithley, singer/guitarist for Canadian punk legends D.O.A.

Hear part one of Darrin's chat with the singer/guitarist for Canadian punk legends D.O.A., Joe Keithley.

Today, in addition of the headlines, we remember Mr. Chi Pig.---More than 15,000 people have now signed a petition to have Downtown Eastside punk rocker Mr. Chi Pig, frontman of the band SNFU, added to Canada's Walk of Fame. The support has poured in since the legendary musician, also known as Ken Chinn, died on July 16 in Vancouver, age 57. Tributes have emerged from the Dead Kennedys' Jello Biafra, Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong — who called him "one of the greatest front people I've ever seen" — and even former Premier Rachel Notley of Alberta, Chinn's original home province.The Pulse is remembering Mr. Chi Pig, who spent decades in the neighbourhood and continued writing music until his final days. Many members of the city's music and arts community honoured his legacy following his death. The Pulse talked to veteran punk rocker D.O.A.'s Joe Keithley, as well as activist Garth Mullins with the band Legally Blind. Born Ken Chinn, the punk rocker started SNFU in Edmonton in the 1980s before moving to Vancouver where he lived since. A decade ago, he was the subject of a documentary film, "Open Your Mouth and Say Mr. Chi Pig," in which Chinn and his community explored his art, punk history, and his long-time struggles with a crystal meth addiction and mental illness.---LINKSPetition:https://www.change.org/p/canada-s-walk-of-fame-get-canadian-legend-chi-pig-on-canada-s-walk-of-fame

More than 15,000 people have now signed a petition to have Downtown Eastside punk rocker Mr. Chi Pig, frontman of the band SNFU, added to Canada's Walk of Fame. The support has poured in since the legendary musician, also known as Ken Chinn, died on July 16 in Vancouver, age 57. Tributes have emerged from the Dead Kennedys' Jello Biafra, Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong — who called him "one of the greatest front people I've ever seen" — and even former Premier Rachel Notley of Alberta, Chinn's original home province.The Pulse is remembering Mr. Chi Pig, who spent decades in the neighbourhood and continued writing music until his final days. Many members of the city's music and arts community honoured his legacy following his death. The Pulse talked to veteran punk rocker D.O.A.'s Joe Keithley, as well as activist Garth Mullins with the band Legally Blind. Born Ken Chinn, the punk rocker started SNFU in Edmonton in the 1980s before moving to Vancouver where he lived since. A decade ago, he was the subject of a documentary film, "Open Your Mouth and Say Mr. Chi Pig," in which Chinn and his community explored his art, punk history, and his long-time struggles with a crystal meth addiction and mental illness.

New music from CLONE, Subterranean Lovers, Joe Keithley, The Intelligence Service, Midwest Avengers and more.

Josh Sits down with council man Joe Keithley and talk about some of the best punk records that DOA has put out, Being on City Council and what his fellow council man think of that?? Come check it out

Founder, lead singer and songwriter of D.O.A, Joe Keithley, aka Joey Shithead is Terry’s guest this week. Keithley was recently elected city councilor in Burnaby, BC as a member of the Burnaby Green Party. The 62 year-old punk rocker talks to us about his recent political victory, the issues that matter to him, his band’s legacy and label Sudden Death Records.  

The band, molly BANG, from Portland, Oregon, reads some book about the punk band D.O.A., and talk about Fudge Tunnel, Sgt. Penis Nick Band, code names for drugs, big brown beavers, touching privates while staring at Lil' Kim and of course, as always, Sharts (with a capital "S"). Music Guest 87.

Joe "Shithead" Keithley Of D.O.A. Interview - "by Diane "Kamikaze" Farris" Original Air Date December 7, 2017 - "http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/76258" http://www.suddendeath.com/ - "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Keithley" https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/76374

Joe "Shithead" Keithley Of D.O.A. Interview - "by Diane "Kamikaze" Farris" Original Air Date December 7, 2017 - "http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/76258" http://www.suddendeath.com/ - "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Keithley" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/76374

Toronto's Legendary Horseshoe Tavern is celebrating its 70th birthday in 2017 with a string of special shows featuring the likes of Billy Bragg, 54-40, Hollerado, and D.O.A. We chat with Horseshoe owner Jeff Cohen about the venue's history, current relevance in Toronto's music scene, some of his favourite stories from over the years, and more. Then, D.O.A. frontman Joe Keithley joins us first to talk about the band's history with the Horseshoe, but then also about punk rock in Canada, politics around the world, and a preview at what's coming up surrounding the band's 40th anniversary. Lastly, Lindsay, ON's The Kents are set to drop just their second EP but have already landed on some pretty influential playlists and performed alongside the likes of The Trews, The Sheepdogs, The Strumbellas, and more. We hear about what's contributed to the band's trajectory thus far, the new direction of their upcoming EP, and more.

Host Stuart Derdeyn talks to D.O.A. frontman and Green Party of BC hopeful Joey Keithley about politics, the band’s new album Hard Rain Falling (Sudden Death Records) and how many farewell gigs anyone is allowed to play.