The Stooges and the Road to Punk: From Detroit Grit to Global Blueprint

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This episode unpacks how Iggy Pop, Ron Hannett and Scott Asheton forged a raw, garage‑rock sound in Detroit that laid the sonic and performative foundation for punk. We trace their early releases, DIY rehearsal spaces, and chaotic live shows, then follow how their influence rippled across venues, labels, and scenes worldwide.

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