Fans On The Run: A Podcast Made By, For And About Beatles Fans

The new episode of Fans On The Run is here, and I am honoured to be joined by the living legend himself, Ivor Davis! Ivor and I talk about joining The Beatles '64 U.S. tour, the threat of being torn from limb to limb by screaming teenagers, his memories of the Canadian stops on the tour, the summit between The Beatles and Elvis in '65, and much, much more! In fact, a good portion of this episode is spent talking about Ivor's illustrious career outside of The Beatles, including that fateful night at the Ambassador Hotel with Robert F. Kennedy, the coverage of the Manson murders, and his favourite interviews he's done.

Special thanks to Jude Southerland-Kessler for making this happen!

This episode is available to stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Google Podcasts and Podbean!

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A new episode of Fans On The Run is here! I'm joined by guitarist extraordinaire, and Beatlefest jam session regular Daniel Phillips, aka "Big D"! We talk about getting Beatle records for Christmas, borrowed Rickenbacker guitars, Badfinger, The Turtles, Paul McCartney's live prowess, and a spectacular failure of my guitar playing.

This episode is available to stream on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean, iHeart Radio, and everywhere else good podcasts can be heard!

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A new episode of Fans On The Run is here, with none other than “Rutling” Ken Thornton! Ken and I talk about discovering The Beatles, the bands Timebox and Patto, meeting Neil Innes and John Halsey, writing a song about the Sgt. Pepper album cover, and eventually touring with The Rutles and The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band! This episode is available to stream on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio and Podbean

Listen to Ken’s album! https://soundcloud.com/kenthornton

In this installment of Fans On The Run, Ethan Alexanian is joined by the man, the myth, the legend, Wally Podrazik! They discuss Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of Color airing on the same night as the first Ed Sullivan show appearances, the bonding aspects of trivia, going to the Library of Congress to compile his first Beatle book, the alternate history of the Decca tapes, and so, so much more!

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In this episode, Ethan is joined by Beatle author, and founder of meetthebeatlesforreal.com, Sara Schmidt! Among the topics of conversation are The New Kids On The Block, the launch of the Live At The BBC album, the the internet Beatles fan communities back in the 90's, a demonic cassette player, and meeting Ringo Starr!

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Ethan is joined today by one of the world's leading John Lennon researchers, as well as co-host of the "She Said, She Said" podcast, Jude Southerland Kessler! They discuss some of the biggest misconceptions about John, some famous myths, the "bigger than Jesus" controversy, and her preference for the early John-led Beatles over the later Paul-led Beatles.

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In this episode of Fans On The Run, Ethan is joined by "the human jukebox" Scott Erickson! They discuss Beatles promo singles, needledropping, the infamous Hard Day's Night chord, the Beatlefest jam sessions, The Smithereens, and the Let It Be album.

Ethan Alexanian is joined by renowned Liverpool Beatles author David Bedford, in this new episode of Fans On The Run! They discuss the influence of country music on The Beatles, Lonnie Donegan, the A Hard Day's Night album, why Ringo was so important to the sound, and the timelessness of the "fab four".