Social Distortion and Mike Ness: Fullerton Origins, Raw Records, and a Punk Legacy

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From the dusty backyards of Fullerton to worldwide stages, this episode traces how Mike Ness and Social Distortion forged a gritty sound that blended country twang with punk ferocity. We dive into their DIY beginnings, raw releases, touring networks, Epic Records deal, personal battles, and the band's lasting influence on pop‑punk and the wider punk community.

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