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In this oral history Phranc discusses the LA women’s collective scene, coming out as a lesbian, and selling Tupperware. Phranc talks about her early education in art, career as a printer maker and later as a visual artist, and accidental introduction to punk rock. She details both the queer and punk scene, noting their similarities. Phranc outlines her many bands, including Castration Squad, her solo career, and experience working with major labels. Phranc talks openly about grief and mental health. The interview concludes with her thoughts on motherhood and her role in rock history.
Phranc is a self described “all-american, jewish, lesbian folksinger”. Phranc has always been publicly queer, and has had a huge impact on the queer community. She has appeared in three documentaries: The Decline of Western Civilization, She’s Real, Worse Than Queer, and Lifetime Guarantee. Phranc lives in California with her wife and two daughters.
Learn more at: WomenofRock.org
Interviewed by Tanya Pearson for the Women of Rock Oral History Project
The Women of Rock Oral History Project is a collection of digital interviews and written transcripts, housed at the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College-one of the oldest women’s history archives in the United States. Started by Tanya Pearson in December, 2014, WOROHP documents the lives and careers of women in rock whose work and careers have been underrepresented or omitted from rock journalism and historical scholarship. With a collection of publicized and accessible primary source documents, the Women of Rock Oral History Project seeks to facilitate a more comprehensive, inclusive, and accurate cultural history.
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