# Gregg Turner

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Episode 130: Shannon Turner

Shannon Turner, a 33-year-old Wisconsin native relocated to Indianapolis in 1997. She was considered a kind and friendly free spirit who loved listening to blues bands at the Slippery Noodle Inn in downtown Indy. She loved grilling steaks, shooting pool and drinking beers with family.She rented a h…

GREGG TURNER LIVE

Gregg Turner stops in to perform a live acoustic set. He also discusses his latest album with The Gregg Turner Group, touring the Pacific Northwest, and revisiting his years with VOM and The Angry Samoans.

Album Spotlight: Angry Samoans 'Back from Samoa'

The KOPPOD Troika starts the show with extended-length musings regarding the death of David Lynch and other hot topics, then move on to their review of LA Punk Rock classic 'Back from Samoa' by the ANGRY SAMOANS. Includes examination of the ANGRY SAMOANS' METAL MIKE SAUNDERS and GREGG TURNER's r…

Gregg Turner

Insinger Performance modified driver Gregg Turner joins in on this weeks edition of Bullring Breakdown. He talks on his love for racing, his family, and watching his son start his journey in racing. Please like, subscribe, and rate 5 stars

Arteetude 292 – In this raw and reflective first of three episodes, Detlef Schlich got the great pleasure of speaking with punk rock legend Gregg Turner, co-founder of the Angry Samoans. They spoke about Punk, Pogo & Poetry.We close the episode with “My Old Man’s a Fatso” — a timeless rebel anthem by the Angry Samoans.

In this raw and electrifying episode, Detlef Schlich dives into the wild and rebellious past of punk legend Gregg Turner—co-founder of the Angry Samoans and a defining voice of the early West Coast punk movement. Together, they unearth the chaotic spirit of 80s LA punk, its cultural clashes, absurd…

#Arteetude 293 In this second episode, Gregg Turner and Schlich speak about growing older without giving in and more. The episode ends with “Four Winds Bar” by the Gregg Turner Group—melodic, rich, reflective, but never tame.

Part two of Detlef’s conversation with Gregg Turner picks up the thread of transformation—from punk provocateur to math professor and solo artist. They discuss the paradox of maturity, the creative power of nostalgia, and the strange way memory can distort rebellion. Turner reflects on writing musi…

#Arteetude 294 In the final part of this powerful trilogy, Gregg Turner and Detlef Schlich explore the literary dimensions of rebellion. Franz Kafka, absurdism, melancholic creativity—and why punk never dies, it only transforms. The episode ends intimately with Gregg Turner singing “Franz Kafka” — a haunting, personal ode to existential honesty.

In the grand finale of this trilogy, Detlef and Gregg explore deeper layers of artistic expression—philosophy, absurdity, and the punk soul’s enduring melancholy. They muse about aging as an artist, Kafkaesque realities, and the weird joy of staying creatively restless. The episode closes hauntingl…

Sid Griffin (#1): the Long Ryders leader laughs at the absurdity of teenage life!

A whole new format we’ve invented for people who’ve been guests before and were so entertaining we wanted them back. So we’ve devised some random questions to spark a few memories and revelations. First up, Sid Griffin of the Long Ryders, touring the UK this autumn, who looks back here at his early…

Sid Griffin (#1): the Long Ryders leader laughs at the absurdity of teenage life!

A whole new format we’ve invented for people who’ve been guests before and were so entertaining we wanted them back. So we’ve devised some random questions to spark a few memories and revelations. First up, Sid Griffin of the Long Ryders, touring the UK this autumn, who looks back here at his early…