Episodes
Joining Ian in the studio this week is Ryan Hand, who is a presenter/comedian/marathon runner/warm-up/and more, and Ian duly tries to find out what he actually wants to be in his life. Later, Daniella Isaacs joins the gang to talk all about her show 'Hear Me Raw', which is coming to the Arcola Theatre.
Ian is back this week with two guests in the studio; actress Jade Anouka, who stars in ITV’s new mini-series ‘Trauma’, and comedian Ed Night. Somewhere in the middle, Ian asks the listeners what would be the best way to kill Producer Nat.
Joining Ian this week is Rugby League star and one of Ian’s idols Paul Wellens, actor Gershwyn Eustache Jr, who features in the new Sky Atlantic series ‘Britannia’, and former undercover police officer and The Chief on Hunted – Peter Belksley! And if that isn’t enough Ian has some stern words with Nat over her Google searches and Nat also tells us a story about a Tory MP…
Ian is back! For his first show of 2018 he is joined, as usual, by producer Nat, as well as actor Daniel Ings, star of Lovesick, and Leonie Elliott, who is the latest addition to Call The Midwife.
The amazing Tony Prince joined Ian to talk about his book The Royal Ruler and The Railway DJ. Craig Shilowich was on the line talking to Ian about his latest film Christine, starring Rebecca Hall. Next up was Barry Dodds who came on to clear up about what happened between him and his cat…And lastly, Tom Meeten stopped by talk about his film The Ghoul.
Happy Boxing Day! Ian was joined by Tim Bell, the creator and star of the show ‘Dame Nature: The Magnificent Bearded Lady’, and illustrator Mark J Hiblen. It was Adam’s last day so there was a very special last ever ‘Bump N Grindr’. After hearing this you’ll never look at a Mr Whippy the same way again!
The lovely Thaila Skye joined Ian in the studio to discuss her life with a stoma. The Wonder Stuff frontman Miles Hunt chatted about their 30th anniversary. Barry Dodds talked about his cat.
Barry Dodds joined Ian on the line to discuss the frighting Cornish Christmas tree. Ralpha Echemendia chatted about working on the movie Snowden with director Oliver Stone and cyber security in the entertainment industry. Writer Lynne Cockrum-Murphy talked about her book Unfolding the Mystery of Self. This episode also featured One Direction.
The cast of Charming Dick LGBTQ panto, Tim McArthur and Matthew Jones, stopped by the studio to chat about their Christmas production. The amazing Tony Prince also joined Ian to discuss his book The Royal Ruler and The Railway DJ.
Simon Munnery joined Ian in the studio to chat about the upcoming A Benefit for Child Refugees gig. Linda Nolan chatted about the upcoming Our House Tour. Producer Adam is “no long on this earth” but Ian was there to hear him out.
Ian and Barry Dodds discussed where hardness comes from. Kit Redstone promoted his semi-autobiographical project Testosterone. Eddie Lin discussed the upcoming docu-feature American Aftermath about consuming placenta.
Danny Wainwright and Alyssa Noble stopped by the studio to chat to Ian about their production Dracula. Tom Meeten joined Ian in the studio to discuss his film The Ghoul, karate balls and other equally interesting things. Ian and Producer Adam also talked about their recent Comic Con adventure.
Hacker T Dog and Fred (aka Hacker’s minder in London) stopped by the studio to chat with Ian about the Eurovision, their friendship and much more. Randy Feltface from Soho Theatre joined Ian to talk about his upcoming show, fans and fisting. This episode also included Barry Dodds.
Have you seen that cat film poster on the tube? A Street Cat Named Bob producer Adam Rolston stopped by the studio to chat to Ian about the movie, upcoming red carpet premiere and Bob. Author Robert Muchamore talked with Ian about his latest book Gone Wild, his writing process and cars. The London Vampire, with a twist, also appeared on the Halloween Special. This episode also included a mental breakdown!
Ian chatted to the artistic director of Kandinsky, James Yeatman, about their latest production Still Ill. John McAvoy talked about his book Redemption: From Iron Bars to Ironman. Silent Mark chatted to Ian about his debut e-comic ‘Deth Metal’. Plus, lots of surprise guests on the show, but who were they?
Ian was joined by the drummer from Dodgy Mathew Priest, they chatted about moisturisers, Birmingham canals and cover songs. Producer and screenwriter of Christine, a film about the news reporter Christine Chubbuck who committed suicide on live television, Craig Shilowich discussed his latest project. This episode also included late trains, Fannie Mae, Meat Loaf and much more!
Ian was joined in the studio by Zippy puppeteer Ronnie Le Drew, he chatted about the TV series Rainbow. Comedian Eleanor Tiernan also stopped by the studio to talk about her latest projects. This episode also included Donald Trump.
Ian chatted to the cast of Tomorrow I Was A Lion, first ever production from Belarus Free Theatre with a British cast. Duo act Bourgeois & Maurice stopped by the studio – they chat about their Soho Theatre show and performed live. Plus, this episode featured glory holes, arseholes, carbonara and much more!
Gwen Taylor chatted to Ian about the national tour of Night Must Fall and Monty Python’s Life of Brian. Barry Dodds was back and sang Erasure’s A Little Respect live on air. Ian and Producer Nat chatted about Star Wars, Rome, The Addams Family and much more!
Ian talks to Gary Raymond about his book, daisy chains, The Human Centipede and more. Producers Natalie and Adam sing Queen’s Flash. Barry Dodds joins Ian on the line to chat about Mount Everest and his favourite band Erasure (with a little singing twist).
Ian is finally back in the studio LIVE. Karen Wild stops by the studio to chat about her book ‘Being a Dog’. Jerry Barnett, an author of Sex and Censorship: Porn Panic – also discusses his latest book release.
This week Ian Boldsworth chats to Mr Puppy UK 2015 ‘Spot’ about his original lifestyle. Simon Christopher chats about being a human pony. Barry Dodds helps Ian and Natalie conduct the interviews.
Ian Boldsworth chats to Barry Dodds about his Edinburgh shows and Star Wars. Stacey from East London Strippers Collective discusses their initiative.
Ian Boldsworth chats to Jennie Matthias from Belle Stars about Blitzed at the Cafe. She also reveals how she ended up in Hollywood. Producers Natalie and Adam sing Queen’s Flash.
Ian chats to actor and playwright Paul Bridger and journalist John McCarthy about Captive Hearts. A story inspired by and based on the ordeal of Brian Keenan & John McCarthy.
This week Ian Boldsworth chats to Nancy Cartwright about her production company and working with Mary Lynn Rajskub. Music journalist Jeremy Allen talks about how his lifestyle led to a psychiatric hospital.
Ian and Producer Nat are back in the studio talking to Barry Dodds about his upcoming show in Edinburgh and how to shave his balls. Steve Ludwin injects himself with snake venom and explains why.
Ian talks to Producer Will about his departure from the show. Producer Jakub attempts to impress Ian with his version of Queen’s Flash. Dean Burnett chats about his book The Idiot Brain and Andy Smart discusses a thing or two about marijuana butter.
Ian returned to make sure Producer Jakub had completed his one task. He hadn’t! Andrea Lowe joined to chat about her new role in How The Other Half Loves.
Ian confessed a major secret to fellow FUBAR Radio presenter Sarah Love. He also chatted Rugby League with Actress Natalie Anderson & got all excited when he spoke to Mary Lynn Rajskub.