Punk Behind the Iron Curtain: Warsaw’s Underground Resistance

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Explore how Warsaw’s underground punk bands—Dezerter, Republika and others—founded a rebellious scene under communist censorship in the 1970s and ’80s. The episode details the DIY clubs, cassette trade, fanzines and clandestine performances that kept punk alive during martial law and beyond the fall of the Soviet Union.

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