Three single mothers in Gainesville, Florida's punk rock scene raised their kids on welfare through the 1990s, and this web series catches up with them a decade later to see what became of their ideals. Shot across eighteen episodes, it cuts between archival footage and interviews from 1996 and new conversations filmed around 2006, letting each woman compare the person she was to the one she became. The women talk about band scenes, DIY houses, and the practical grind of raising children on public assistance while trying to hold onto a countercultural identity that assumed nobody would ever have a mortgage or a day job. Director Luci Westphal keeps the camera close and the questions plain: what did the anger and the music actually get them, and what did it cost. Punk history shows up mostly as backdrop, in old flyers and live clips, while the foreground stays on motherhood, money, and how convictions age when rent is due every month.