S.3 Ep. 4 Alice Roosevelt : The O.G. Teenage Dirtbag?

Before "Teenage Dirtbag" was a song ... Before rebellion had a soundtrack... there was Alice Roosevelt. Daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt, Alice didn't just push boundaries - she set them on fire. Smoking cigarettes on the White House Roof, Sneaking out. Talking politics. Stirring Controversy. Carrying a snake named Emily Spinach in her purse. In a time when young women were expected to be quiet, polite, and ornamental, Alice chose chaos, wit, and unapologetic independence. So the question is: was she America's first "Teenage Dirtbag" .... or just the modern celebrity rebel?In this episode of The Bunker Buddies Podcast, JD and Texas dive into scandal, headlines, cultural panic, and how rebellion gets rebranded over time.Because sometimes .... the dirtbag becomes An Icon.

In this episode of The Bunker Buddies Podcast, we dive headfirst into the chaos of the 1980s Satanic Panic — a time when heavy metal, Dungeons & Dragons, and “teenage dirtbags” were blamed for everything wrong with America.We break down where the fear started, how the media fueled it, the real lives it impacted, and how the image of the so-called “dirtbag” evolved from public enemy to punk-rock badge of honor.Was it mass hysteria? Moral panic? Or something deeper?Trust no signal — and let’s get into it.

Before it became an anthem…Before it became ironic…Before it became nostalgic…“Teenage Dirtbag” was a label.In this episode of The Bunker Buddies Podcast, we dig into the rise of the “teenage dirtbag” — how media narratives in the 80s and 90s helped fuel moral panic, how outsiders were painted as threats, and how rebellion, grunge, and alternative culture were turned into something society feared.We talk:The roots of moral panic in AmericaHow teens became the cultural scapegoatMedia fear cycles and “dangerous youth” narrativesThe shift from villain to cult iconAnd how the term “dirtbag” got reclaimedSomewhere between Satanic Panic headlines and garage band anthems, a stereotype was born.And somehow… it became cool.This episode is about fear, identity, rebellion, and how the outsiders sometimes end up writing the soundtrack.Welcome back to the bunker.

Before it became an anthem…Before it became ironic…Before it became nostalgic…“Teenage Dirtbag” was a label.In this episode of The Bunker Buddies Podcast, we dig into the rise of the “teenage dirtbag” — how media narratives in the 80s and 90s helped fuel moral panic, how outsiders were painted as threats, and how rebellion, grunge, and alternative culture were turned into something society feared.We talk:The roots of moral panic in AmericaHow teens became the cultural scapegoatMedia fear cycles and “dangerous youth” narrativesThe shift from villain to cult iconAnd how the term “dirtbag” got reclaimedSomewhere between Satanic Panic headlines and garage band anthems, a stereotype was born.And somehow… it became cool.This episode is about fear, identity, rebellion, and how the outsiders sometimes end up writing the soundtrack.Welcome back to the bunker.

Welcome Buddies! Back to the Bunker we go, deep diving into a new season. Thank you for being so patient with us and our lack of content we have put out. We are excited to be back and excited to show you what else we will be doing.

The Bunker Buddies are back and we are live streaming! This is from our January live where we talk about the Reddit Lamp Story.

Welcome to the Bunker! In today's Episode JD discusses the open case of Pauline "Robbin" Burgett. A murder that took place in the late 1970s in Phoenix Arizona. Disclaimer: The view and opinions expressed in this video are personal and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any agency, organization, employer, or company. Assumptions made in the analysis are not reflective of the position of any entity other than the creator(s). These views are subject to change, revision, and rethink at any time and are not to held in perpetuity. We make no representations as to the accuracy, completeness, correctness, suitability, or validity of any information on this video and will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or delays in this information or any losses in injuries, or damages arising it’s display or use. All information is provided on an as is basis. It’s the reader’s responsibility to verify their own facts. *Sources used to collect this information include various public news sites, interviews, court documents, FB groups dedicated to this case,and various news channel segments.*

Welcome back to the Bunker! This weeks episode is part two of our ghost stories, and the revel of JD's Favorite Ghost Story; THE HAMMERSMITH GHOST! This episode is going to be giving a HUGE shout out to one of our good friends over at Brutal, Bizarre, and Boozy Podcast, because they are the ones who got us onto the Hammersmith Ghost story! As always, Thank you all for listening and please give us a like and subscribe on youtube and all our social medias. Follow us if you aren't already, so hit that subscribe and review us here on Spotify! If you have any stories, or topics you want us to discuss please reach out to us at our email which is [email protected]

Welcome back to the Bunker; where we talk about Cryptids, Conspiracies, and much much more. We kick off Season 2 with some ghost stories, shared by our bunker family. These stories lasted so long that we split them into two episodes so please keep a look out for another episode coming soon! As always thank you for listening and it always helps to share this podcast with your friends and family. Give us a like and follow on social media and don't forget to give us a five stars on spotify because that can really help us out. If you have any stories, conspiracies, or maybe want to tell us something please reach out to us through social media or contact us at our email [email protected]

This week in the Bunker, Blackout Brannon and JD delve into the age old question; Are We Living In A Simulation?