From Gritty Basement to Glass Cases: How Punk Museums and Archives Preserve the Revolution

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The episode explores why a movement born in basement shows and photocopied flyers has found homes in museums, university archives, and digital repositories worldwide. It looks at how institutions collect fanzines, tape recordings, and memorabilia while negotiating the tension between punk’s raw ethos and academic preservation, and examines what that means for the future of the culture.

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