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Set against 1970s Britain and a world in upheaval, this episode traces how youth culture, political rupture, and lived experience collided, forcing protest out of the background and into everyday life. Voices of Protest, Season 2 of Destroy! The Influence of Punk begins where dissent became impossible to ignore.

Featuring:

Red Saunders, the legendary anti-racist activist, photographer, and co-founder of Rock Against Racism, whose work helped unite music and political resistance in 1970s Britain.

Jake Burns, the highly influential frontman of Stiff Little Fingers, whose writing chronicled violence, division, and working-class life during the Troubles, with the band continuing to tour internationally.

Ana da Silva, co-founder of The Raincoats and a pioneering voice in feminist post-punk, whose work continues to influence generations of independent artists and musicians.

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