Alternative Tentacles and the DIY Revolution That Shaped California Punk

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From the first punk single to a network of radical bands, this episode chronicles Jello Biafra’s Alternative Tentacles. We trace how a San Francisco garage, cheap pressings, mail‑order networks, and political zines turned a DIY ethos into a lasting underground powerhouse, and why that tiny label still echoes through today’s punk landscape.

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