Source: Onozine/Buzz Generator

With: Jay Bentley

Source: transformonline.com

With: Jay Bentley

Bad Religion's Jay Bentley interviewed on the road.

Source: Ventura County Star (November 18, 2004) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: sandiegopunk.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Metro Times, October 27, 2004

With: Brian Baker

In addition to fronting punk band Bad Religion and holding a PhD in evolutionary biology, Wisconsin native Greg Graffin is a lifelong Green Bay Packers fan who grew up "bleeding green and yellow." Bad Religion will play the 9:30 Club tomorrow night.

Source: The Washington Post, October 25, 2004, p. D02

With: Greg Graffin

Source: ithacajournal.com

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Eye Weekly, vol. 13, no. 45, August 12, 2004

With: Jay Bentley

Source: pitchfork.com

Greg Graffin leads punk-rock heroes Bad Religion and lectures on God, atheism, and evolution. He takes a break from touring to explain why Charles Darwin is just as punk as Sid Vicious.
Note: The second part of the interview is missing here.

Source: Seed Magazine (Summer 2004) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

An article written by Jay Bentley.

Source: Punkvoter.com

Source: Seattle Sinner, 2004 (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: popmatters.com

Source: arbiteronline.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: enoughfanzine.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: The Georgia Straight, no. 1907, July 8, 2004

Interview with Brett Gurewitz. Brett talks about his labels (Epitaph, Anti and Hellcat), politics and punk and his drug abuse.

Source: Plastic Bomb #47 (Summer 2004) (Germany)

With: Brett Gurewitz

A special "West Coast Edition" of AMP magazine featuring 1/2 an interview with Bad Religion. The complete Bad Religion article can be read in AMP #9 (June/ July 2004).

Source: AMP "West Coast Edition" #23 (July 2004) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Tutto Musica #8 (July-August 2004) (Italy)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Exclaim! Magazine, July 2004

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: synthesis.net

Source: helldriver-magazine.de (Germany)

Source: Rock Sound #74 (July 2004) (Italy)

With: Greg Graffin

A part of this interview, approximately 1/2 of it, can also be found in the special "West Coast Edition" of AMP magazine (#23, July 2004).

Source: AMP #9 (June/July 2004) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Punknews Warped Page

With: Jay Bentley

Source: nctimes.com

Guitarist Brian Baker talks about his gigs in Bad Religion, some of his famous DC hardcore projects, and the political outlook of 2004.

Source: Citizine Magazine #6 (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: punknews.org

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Vue Weekly, no. 452, June 16, 2004

Source: Loveline: Sunday, June 13, 2004 (United States)

With: Unknown

Source: punknews.org

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Slant Magazine

Brett Gurewitz talks about the political climate, The Empire Strikes First and his favorite (mainstream) bands.

Source: Rockol (June 9, 2004) (Italy)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: punknews.org (United States)

Source: chartattack.com

Source: in-your-face.de (Germany)

Greg Graffin talks about The Empire Strikes First, his own musical preferences, and about the future of the band.

Source: Yahoo! Music (June 4, 2004) (Italy)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: theage.com.au

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Ox-Fanzine #55 (June 2004) (Germany)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Alternative Press, no. 191.2, p. 60, June 2004

With: Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson

Source: Exclaim! Magazine, June 2004 (Canada)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Aardschok #6 (June 2004) (Netherlands)

With: Brett Gurewitz

An extensive interview with Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin. They talk about the reissues, The Empire Strikes First, writing and recording songs, and songs being inspired by other artists.

Source: The Big Takeover #55 (Vol. XXV, no.2, 2004) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Uncle Sally*s #97 (June 2004) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Jam #105, Vol. XI (June 2004) (Italy)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Visions #135 (June 2004) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Short interview with Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz. Also contains a review of The Empire Strikes First.

Source: Rumore #149 (June 2004) (Italy)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Rocksound (2004) (United Kingdom)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: wasteofmind.de

Source: Visions, no. 135, June 2004 (Germany)

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 55, June-July-August 2004 (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 117, June 2004 (Germany)

Source: rockmidgets.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: southspace.com

With: Brian Baker

Source: Up Magazine #15 (May/June 2004) (Netherlands)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: punktastic.com

Source: dailybruin.com

Source: Pennyblackmusic.co.uk (United Kingdom)

With: Jay Bentley

Greg Graffin at the Epitaph Headquarters in Amsterdam in 2004. He is about to get his PHD in Evolutionary Biology and we asked him how he combined his studies with being in a punk band: "Biology is a topic that touches every aspect of social life and Bad Religion is a band that sings about social life and hopefully creates a better social life. So idealogically there's not that much of a contrast."

Source: Toazted (Netherlands)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: popmatters.com

Source: popmatters.com

Source: popmatters.com

Source: popmatters.com

Source: alternativenation.net (now altnation.com)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Skratch Magazine, no. 99

With: Jay Bentley

Source: altmusic.net

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Logo Magazine #21 (May 2004) (United Kingdom)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: musikexpress.de (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin talk about The Empire Strikes First, the themes of the record, and political views in punk rock.

Source: discover.de (May 2004) (Germany)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Punkster #2 (May / June 2004) (Italy)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Uncle Sally*s #95 (April 2004) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: themusicedge.com

With: Greg Hetson

Interview with Greg Graffin by German Ezine Waste of Mind. Greg talks about their new album The Empire Strikes First, Politics, Star Wars and re-releasing albums.

Source: Waste of Mind (March 1, 2004) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Short interview with Greg Graffin about The Empire Strikes First, songwriting, and about a solo-album.

Source: discover.de (March 2004) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: billboard.com

Source: synergymag.net

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Lollipop, no. 65, Spring 2004

Source: sandiegopunk.com

Source: Lollipop, no. 66, Fall 2004

Source: Up To Date Music (United States)

With: Unknown

Source: inflammablematerial.co.uk

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Rock Hard #205 (2004) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Lollipop, no. 65, Spring 2004

Source: Lollipop, no. 65, Spring 2004

Source: Rumba, no. 10, 2004 (Finland)

With: Brian Baker

Source: Lollipop, no. 65, Spring 2004

Source: Lollipop, no. 65, Spring 2004

Source: CMJ #125 (2004) (United States)

Source: hitthepit.com

Source: Lollipop, no. 66, Fall 2004

Source: Razorcake (United States)

Source: whiskey-soda.de (Germany)

Source: plattentests.de (Germany)

Source: getaddicted.org (Germany)

Source: Mark Prindle Record Reviews (United States)

Source: piranha (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: synthesis.net

With: Greg Hetson

Source: Suicide Girls

With: Greg Graffin

Transcript from the 2003 CNN television broadcast hosted by Miles O'Brien.

Source: CNN

With: Brian Baker

Source: dailybruin.com

With: Greg Graffin

Source: ecollegetimes.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Fracture #19 (United Kingdom)

This article was originally published in German within TESTCARD #12 (an ambitioned journal for "pop-theory"). It's based on a discussion the author Oliver Uschmann had with Greg Graffin in January 2002, where he confronted Greg's optimistic "humanistic naturalism" and scientific positivism with the dark and sceptic "critical theory" and technological criticism of philosophers like Günther Anders, Theodor W., Adorno or David Noble.

Source: Testcard #12: Linke Mythen, p.102-109

Source: Ink19 (United States)

Flex Your Head talks with Jay Bentley about the punk audience, the relevance of punk rock, and the bands discography.

Source: flexyourhead.com (April 2003) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Les Vegas Mercury (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Loveline: Thursday, April 3, 2003 (United States)

With: Unknown

A musing on the relevance of "Recipe for Hate" to America under the Bush Administration.

Source: Ink19.com

Source: Jaded In Chicago #15 (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Interview with Paul Dedona about his time in Bad Religion, Into The Unknown and hunting.

Source: gregsreligion.homestead.com (United States)

With: Paul Dedona

Interview with Brett Gurewitz by the German Ezine Waste of Mind. It's mainly about Brett rejoining the band, and about running an independent label.

Source: Waste of Mind (November, 2002) (Germany)

With: Brett Gurewitz

A short interview with Greg Hetson, Greg Graffin and Brian Baker. They talk about playing with Brett again, girls in punk rock bands, split records, nu metal and Ozzfest.

Source: Punkadeka (October 6, 2002) (Italy)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson

Interview with Jay Bentley. Jay explains the title of The Process of Belief and talks about the band's ideas, punk music in general and signing to Epitaph.

Source: Punkadeka (October 6, 2002) (Italy)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: The Honolulu Advertiser (United States)

Quite an extensive interview with Brian Baker. Brian talks about Brett's return and recording The Process of Belief, how touring has changed over the years, the band's highs and lows, the Research fund, setlists and much more.

Source: Unfit For Consumption #6 (September 2002) (Ireland)

With: Brian Baker

Source: synthesis.net

An extensive interview with Jay Bentley. Jay talks about Bobby leaving the band, almost breaking up in 2001, The Process of Belief, touring and much more.

Source: Left of the Dial #3 (Summer 2002) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Cleveland Scene (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: chartattack.com

With: Jay Bentley

Short interview with Greg Hetson. Greg talks about groupies, touring and the meaning of "I Love My Computer".

Source: discover.de (July 2002) (Germany)

With: Greg Hetson

Source: popmatters.com

A short interview with Jay Bentley. They mainly talk about touring (with Blink-182), Warped Tour, lyrics and England.

Source: Beer.com (June 6, 2002) (Canada)

With: Jay Bentley

Chaotic online chat with Jay Bentley at the Rock Am Ring festival.

Source: Rock Am Ring (May 2002) (Germany)

Source: Rock TV - On The Road (May 2002) (Italy)

With: Jay Bentley

Greg Hetson takes part in a sound test and has to guess the artists. Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley and Brian Baker also comment on the songs and artists.

Source: Punkadeka (May 7, 2002) (Italy)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

Source: Up Magazine #3 (May 2002) (Netherlands)

With: Brian Baker, Jay Bentley

Source: helldriver-magazine.de (Germany)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: pastepunk.com, April 23, 2002

Jay Bentley talks about the recording of The Process of Belief, Greg's Ph.D., playing the Warped Tour, being on the road and making setlists.

Source: Destroy All Skratch #74 (Skratch Magazine) (April 2002) (United States)

With: Unknown

Source: Loveline: Monday, April 1, 2002 (United States)

With: Unknown

Source: Visions, no. 109, April 2002 (Germany)

Source: Razorcake #7 (April/ May 2002) (United States)

Source: Punk Magazine, March 23, 2002 (United States)

Article written by former drummer John Albert.

Source: LA Weekly (United States)

Source: Boston Phoenix, March 7-14, 2002 (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Creative Loafing Atlanta (clatl.com)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: pitchfork.com

Extensive interview with Brian Baker. Brian talks about the band's return to Epitaph, Brett rejoining Bad Religion, The Process of Belief, writing songs and solos, 9/11 and his favorite music.

Source: Bucketmag.com (March 2002) (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Note: This review is not yet available here!

Source: Alternative Press, no. 164.2, March 2002

Source: Organ #73 (United Kingdom)

With: Unknown

Source: Orlando Sentinel, March 1, 2002, p. 8 (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

An extensive article about the band's history with many comments from Brett Gurewitz. Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson and Jay Bentley also comment on the story of the band.

Source: LA Weekly Vol.24 #15 (March 1-7, 2002) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

Article with comments from Greg Graffin, Brett Gurewitz and Jay Bentley about the bands' career and the ups and downs of Epitaph, and The Process of Belief.

Source: SPIN (March 2002) (United States)

Source: LA Weekly, vol. 24, no. 15, March 1-7, 2002 (United States)

Jay Bentley talks about the Process of Belief, the band's message and being a father.

Source: Kronic (February 26, 2002) (Italy)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Punktastic.com

With: Greg Hetson

Pastepunk.com interviews Brian Baker about touring, playing shows, setlists, The Process of Belief, the song-writing process, American Lesion and computer games.

Source: Pastepunk (February 5, 2002) (United Kingdom)

With: Brian Baker

Source: Hot Press

Source: Music Scan fanzine (Germany)

With: Jay Bentley

Unknown

Source: Metal Hammer, February 2002 (United Kingdom)

Source: Exclaim! Magazine, February 2002

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Winnipeg Sun

In this 2002 interview, Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin discuss philosophy, belief systems and the 'definitive' Bad Religion album

Source: Loudersound.com

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Aardschok #2 (February 2002) (Netherlands)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Interview with Jay Bentley. Jay talks about their return to Epitaph (and leaving Atlantic), Brett and Brooks (re)joining the band, The Process of Belief and its themes, and his career.

Source: Mucke Und Mehr (February 2002) (Germany)

With: Jay Bentley

Interview with Greg Graffin by German Ezine Waste of Mind. Greg talks about The Process of Belief, Brett joining the band again, and about the positive message in certain songs.

Source: Waste of Mind (February 1, 2002) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: CMJ #99 (February 2002) (United States)

Source: Slant Magazine

Source: Visions, no. 107, February 2002 (Germany)

Source: Rockerilla #258 (February 2002) (Italy)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: MeanStreet #8 Vol.12 (February 2002) (United States)

Source: Il Mucchio Selvaggio #471 (January 29 - February 4, 1996) (Italy)

With: Brett Gurewitz

MTV Spin talks with Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz about Brett rejoining the band, The Process of Belief, writing albums and the 21st Century Digital Boy video clip.

Source: MTV Spin Special (January 2002) (Germany)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: dotmusic.com

Interview with Brett Gurewitz about rejoining Bad Religion, returning to Epitaph and The Process of Belief.

Source: Oor #2 (January 26, 2002) (Netherlands)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: punktastic.com

Brett Gurewitz talks about joining the band again, the new album (The Process of Belief) and about Epitaph.

Source: Rockol (January 21, 2002) (Italy)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Latest release from the Californian punk band proves to be almost exactly like every release Bad Religion have released since 1988's notorious 'Suffer'.

Source: pennyblackmusic.co.uk (United Kingdom)

Source: ew.com (United States)

Source: Los Angeles Times, January 20, 2002

Source: Kerrang!

Source: Contra Costa Times, January 18, 2002

Source: Orlando Sentinel, January 18, 2002, p. 10

Interview with Greg Graffin about The Process of Belief, Bobby leaving the band and being replaced by Brooks, Blink-182 and 9/11.

Source: Live Daily (January 2002) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Brett Gurewitz and Greg Graffin being interviewed by Mike Davies from the BBC 1 radio show "The Lock Up".

Source: BBC1 Radio - The Lock Up (United Kingdom)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Skratch Magazine - Warped Interview Guide

With: Jay Bentley

Interview with Brett Gurewitz about rejoining Bad Religion, emocore and signing bands to Epitaph.

Source: Noisy Neighbours #4 (2002) (Germany)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Short interview with Jay Bentley about leaving Atlantic, opening for Blink 182, the crossbuster logo, and the Process of Belief.

Source: Daily Music Guide (2002) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: whiskey-soda.de (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

An short article/review with comments made by Brian Baker. It's mainly about the band returning to Epitaph, Brett rejoining the band, and the new record The Process of Belief.

Source: Ice #178 (January 2002) (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: Rocksound (2002) (United Kingdom)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: Uncle Sally*s #73 (February 2002) (Germany)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Rock Tribune (2002) (Belgium)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Surfstation interviews Brett Gurewitz. The interview also includes questions by fans.

Source: Surfstation (2002) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Interview with Brett Gurewitz for the weekly "Kuhinja" TV show. The show was broadcast in several parts; this one is called "Užina" (Snack). Brett talks about writing for Bad Religion again, running Epitaph, major labels, and 9/11.

Source: Kuhinja - Užina, BHT1 (Bosnia Herzegovina)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: whiskey-soda.de (Germany)

Source: The Hookup Sound File (2002) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source:

Source: Cro-Mag, January 2002

Source: The Onion A.V. Club

Source: wasteofmind.de

Source: Lollipop, no. 58, Spring-Summer 2002

Source: Razorcake #8 (2002) (United States)

Source: whiskey-soda.de (Germany)

Source: plattentests.de (Germany)

Source: Intro (Germany)

Source: Punkstuff UK, January 2002

Source: Loveline: Wednesday, December 5, 2001 (United States)

With: Unknown

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 45, December 2001

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Life in a Bungalo #12 (winter 2001) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Uncle Sally*s #72 (December 2001) (Germany)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 45, December 2001 - January-February 2002 (Germany)

Source: Mark Prindle Record Reviews (United States)

Source: Rock Sound Punk Special #8 (December 2001) (Italy)

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

Source: decapolis.com (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: rollingstone.com

It‘s A.P.‘s guide to home recording with product spotlights on the coolest new gear, along with testimonials and advice from DJ Swamp, Richie Hawtin, Bad Religion‘s Brett Gurewitz and former Nine Inch Nails drummer/programmer Chris "tweaker" Vrenna.
Note: This article is not yet available here!

Source: Alternative Press, no. 160.2 / 160.3, November 2001

11 questions answered by Brett Gurewitz for Fat Free Radio.

Source: Fat Free Radio (July 2001) (United States)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Source: The L.A. Times

With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin

An interview with Pete Finestone. Pete talks about his time in Bad Religion, his favorite BR album, playing live shows, and Brett and Greg's songwriting.

Source: The Pete Finestone Page (July 2001) (United States)

With: Pete Finestone

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: billboard.com (United States)

Guitar.com interviews Brian Baker about playing guitar, solos, Bad Religion and Dag Nasty, playing banjo, his favorite music, etc. During the interview Brian shows his skills.

Source: Guitar.com (March 2001) (United States)

With: Brian Baker

MTV Brazil talks with the band about video clips, The Clash, being from Southern California, and The Sex Pistols.

Source: Uá Uá MTV Brazil (March 13, 2001) (Brazil)

With: Bobby Schayer, Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

A review of Bad Religion's show in Buenos Aires, Argentina on March 10, 2001.

Source: El Foco

Source: El Foco

With: Jay Bentley

Short (nonsense) interview with Greg Hetson.

Source: Big Brother Skateboarding Mag (March 2001) (United States)

With: Greg Hetson

Portuguese interview with Jay Bentley. Jay talks about recording The New America, Todd Rundgren, touring with Blink 182, and recording "Believe It" with Brett.

Source: Redação Terra (March 2001) (Brazil)

With: Jay Bentley

Spanish interview with Brett Gurewitz. Brett talks about rejoining Bad Religion, signing to Epitaph, Anti- records, and writing songs.

Source: diariovasco.com (January 2001) (Spain)

With: Brett Gurewitz

Discover.de interviews Brian Baker about The New America, how it was recorded, the songwriting process, punk rock and the music industry.

Source: discover.de (2001) (Germany)

With: Brian Baker

Source: Kerrang (2001) (United Kingdom)

This has to be the strangest interview out there.

Source: Japanese television (Japan)

With: Bobby Schayer, Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

Source: dailybruin.com

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Orlando Sentinel, October 27, 2000, p. 8 (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: Uncle Sally*s #60 (October 2000) (Germany)

Guitar.com talks with Greg Hetson and Brian Baker about Bad Religion being a punk rock band, their careers with Circle Jerks and Minor Threat, being a guitar team, playing solos and getting creative leeway from Graffin.

Source: Guitar.com (October 2000) (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Hetson

A short interview with Brian and Greg Hetson about punk in general and British punk in particular and, of course, Bad Religion.

Source: Suosikki, October 2000 (Finland)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Hetson

Brian Baker talks about recording the New America, his equipment, and his favorite music.

Source: Soundcheck #10 (October 2000) (Germany)

With: Brian Baker

Greg Graffin talks about recording The New America with Todd Rundgren. He also explains the thoughts behind some of the songs and talks about the collaboration with Brett.

Source: Music Revue (September 2000) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Interview with Greg Graffin about touring, 80's punk scene, the commercial success of Suffer, signing to a major label, recording The New America with Todd Rundgren, and the friendship and collaboration with Die Toten Hosen.

Source: DTH (August 2000) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Short interview with Greg Graffin talking about The New America, nationalism, and playing in eastern Germany.

Source: MTV Sushi (2000) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Doll; Super Head Magazine #155 (July 2000) (Japan)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Aardschok #7 (July 2000) (Netherlands)

With: Greg Graffin

Greg Graffin appears in the late-night political talk show "Politically Incorrect" hosted by Bill Maher. The main theme of the night is feminism. Greg barely gets the chance to comment.

Source: Politically Incorrect (June 29, 2000) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Pitch.com talks with Bobby Schayer about the longevity of Bad Religion, the New America and touring with Blink 182.

Source: http://www.pitch.com (United States)

With: Bobby Schayer

A five minute chat with Greg Graffin for the drDrew radio show.

Source: drDrew.com (May 2000) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: EQ Magazine June 2000

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 39, June-July-August 2000 (Germany)

Interview with Greg Graffin about living in Ithaca, the New America, composing songs, having his own studio, American Lesion, and the roots of punk.

Source: Rocksound (June 2000) (Spain)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Exclaim!

Source: dailybruin.com

Source: Zia Zine volume 13, issue 10

With: Brian Baker

Source: The Dallas Morning News

With: Brian Baker

Greg Graffin talks about Rundgren, Blink-182 and "The New America"

Source: Rolling Stone (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: chartattack.com

With: Greg Graffin

Source: chartattack.com

Source: brokensilence.de (Germany)

With: Greg Hetson

Source: Visions #86 (May 2000) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Las Vegas Weekly (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: Uncle Sally*s #56 (May 2000) (Germany)

With: Brian Baker, Jay Bentley

Interview with Brian Baker about The New America and how it was recorded, touring in South-America and Europe and other punk bands.

Source: Mucke Und Mehr (May 2000) (Germany)

With: Brian Baker

Source: wasteofmind.de

Source: Visions, no. 86, May 2000 (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 74, May 2000 (Germany)

Punk Demi-God Graffin Talks about Opening for Blink-182.

Source: SLAMM Magazine #132 (April 2000) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Loveline: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 (United States)

With: Unknown

Greg Graffin and Jay Bentley talk about the incident in Santos, Brazil in 1999 and the 2000 summer tour in Europe.

Source: Viva 2 Rock (April 2000) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Brian Baker talks about his other bands (Dag Nasty, Minor Threat), The New America, and opening for Blink-182.

Source: 4P Fanzine (April 2000) (Germany)

With: Brian Baker

Interview with Brian Baker by German Ezine Waste of Mind. The interview is mainly about The New America, playing (German) shows, and the hardcore scene.

Source: Waste of Mind (April 1, 2000) (Germany)

With: Brian Baker

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: Rock Sound Punk Special #3 (February 2000) (Italy)

With: Greg Hetson

Source: Rock Sound #81 (2000) (France)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: synthesis.net

With: Bobby Schayer

Source: Rumba, no. 8, 2000 (Finland)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Lollipop, no. 52, Summer 2000

Source: popmatters.com

Source: whiskey-soda.de (Germany)

Source: plattentests.de (Germany)