Ian Boldsworth

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!