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@potculturemagazine.comOct 2, 2026, 3:03 PM

PUNK Unfinished. John Holmstrom on the Ramones, Tom Forçade, and 50 years of refusing to let PUNK become a museum piece.

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#PotCultureMagazine #PUNK #JohnHolmstrom #PunkRock #Ramones #CBGB #Music #NewYork #Culture

October 2026 cover of Pot Culture Magazine featuring John Holmstrom in front of a gritty New York punk collage with CBGB imagery, punk concert photos, the Empire State Building, and the headline “Punk Unfinished.” Cover text reads, “He was there when punk blew up. Fifty years later, he still refuses to let the story get cleaned up,” with the Pot Culture Magazine masthead and ISSN 3064-9331 visible.
@potculturemagazine.comOct 2, 2026, 1:00 PM

Today at 10 AM CST. PUNK Unfinished. John Holmstrom helped build a magazine that was never supposed to end up behind glass. Fifty years later, the fights, the stories, and the unfinished business are still alive. #PotCultureMagazine #PUNK #JohnHolmstrom #PunkRock #CBGB #Music

Close-up of several dense purple and green cannabis buds with orange pistils and visible trichomes resting on a reddish wooden surface, with the Pot Culture Magazine logo visible.
@potculturemagazine.comOct 2, 2026, 1:30 AM

Tomorrow at 10 AM CST. PUNK Unfinished. John Holmstrom on the Ramones, Tom Forçade, and 50 years of refusing to let PUNK become a museum piece. #PotCultureMagazine #PUNK #JohnHolmstrom #PunkRock #Ramones #CBGB #Music

Teaser image for “Punk Unfinished” showing a cluttered punk-era workspace covered with black-and-white concert photos, flyers, marked-up pages, cassette tapes, a typewriter, an ashtray, scissors, safety pins, and spray paint, with the New York skyline visible through a window. The image promotes a story about John Holmstrom, the history of PUNK, and the fight over how that history is remembered, with the Pot Culture Magazine logo, PotCultureMagazine.com, and ©2026/ArtDept visible.