Ian Boldsworth

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.

Ever heard the one about the Pound molesting the man. Neither had Ian until today. He spoke to Author Chuck Tingle about his hilarious new book around Brexit. Also the inspirational Chris Paradox told his amazing tale of leaving everything to live under a tree.

We say goodbye to Ray & hello to Ian Boldsworth. Not only were we celebrating a name change but it was Ian’s birthday as well.

He managed to bring two ghost believers together in Barry & Producer Jakub, then just let the magic unfold.

We also chatted all things Trump with Author George Beahm.

In the final show before Christmas, Ian attempts to get Christmassy, as Hannah Warman pops into the studio to discuss her new Christmas song 'Merry Christmas (Don’t Be A D)!'. Ian is also joined by actor Pippa Bennett-Warner, and scrutinises her CV. Nat also does a rendition of the Queen’s Christmas Speech.

This week’s show was a very busy one, starting off with the one and only Levi Roots joining Ian in the studio to promote his Christmas track 'Reggae Reggae Christmas', followed by Andrew Polec and Christina Bennington from Bat Out of Hell The Musical on the phone after their recent Evening Standard Award win. Finally, Jennifer Kirby popped in to talk all about Call The Midwife, and her eyes.

Joining Ian on this edition of the show is photographer and filmmaker Joseph Lynn to discuss his work, and actor Mark Stanley, who is currently starring the BBC One drama Love, Lies and Record. Ian also discusses unauthorised biographies, tells his very own Star Wars joke, and gets offended by Mark Stanley who accidentally insults Red Dwarf.

Ahead of an enormous world tour, Elysia Wren joins Ian to discuss Fast & Furious Live, and is questioned about whether she secretly wants things to go wrong. Then Peep Show and Fresh Meat co-creator Sam Bain pops in to discuss his debut play The Retreat, which is currently running at The Park Theatre.

Connor Wallace joins Ian on the phone at the start of the show for an interesting rendition of a Tina Turner classic, before Tommy Donbavand chats to Ian about his battle with cancer. Later, Jonah Fazel and Lucy Trodd, director and actress from Improvised Twin Peaks come into the studio to convince Ian that Twin Peaks is worth his time.

In this episode Ian is joined by June Sarpong, who is promoting her new book Diversify, but is more than happy to chat about *that* Michael Jackson seance, and Nathan Bryon who is releasing the second series of his comedy anthology web-series #Reality.

Instagram sensation Paperboyo joins Ian in the studio and the conversation takes an interesting turn which involves Producer Nat as a giant eating people from a bus. Marc With A C joins the show later on the phone to discuss his music, as well as Shock Treatment.