Richie Ramone: Punk, an unrivalled obsession with obscure music| ABC Conversations Podcast
November 18, 2022
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Richie Ramone has an unrivalled obsession with obscure music, specifically punk.
What some people might call noise, Richie calls "weird and wonderful".
It's a passion that has run as a thread right through his life, from his first gig at the iconic Festival Hall, and his family's experience of the West Gate Bridge collapse to a short-lived career as a prison officer.
Eventually, Richie opened his own record store, where he grabs curious strangers firmly by the ears.
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Sarah Kanowski, Presenter
Carmel Rooney, Executive Producer
Meggie Morris, Producer
Broadcast 24 Jun 2022
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