Ian Camfield

Mayo rules, elk are frisky, and Burning Man's a mud pit today on Mountain Mornings. Tune in for laughs and community highlights!

In this episode, Ian reflects on Eric Clapton's "Cream" and discusses the implications of the $950 million Powerball jackpot. The feud between Kelly Osbourne and Becky Lynch is explored alongside humorous critiques of UK cities. Rising beef prices lead to commentary on dietary choices, and excitement is shared over Oasis's North American tour. The host discusses the Neeson-Anderson romance as a publicity stunt and critiques upcoming projects like "Knight Rider" and Bon Jovi's album re-release. Tech news includes a humorous take on Apple updates, while community engagement is highlighted with the On the Wings of Angels event. The episode wraps up with thoughts on Uno's resurgence and Michael Jackson's son Prince's engagement.

Taylor Swift engagement buzz and bizarre fitness fads.Cracker Barrel returns to its old logo. People eating cat food (and liking it). Burning Man’s Orgy Dome destroyed by a dust storm. Google cracking down on AI-faked résumés.

Cake batter’s canceled, a Burning Man trip turns into a drug bust, and the latest doomed dating trend.

Zombie rabbits in Fort Collins, late-night phone scrolling gets a pass, MSNBC rebrands, and shopping cart Olympics?!

Seagulls gone wild, Pete Davidson crying about his “BDE,” and why Metallica fans probably shouldn’t hold their breath for a Super Bowl halftime show. Ian also digs into the latest Taylor Swift Easter eggs, plus the World Humanoid Robot Games in China—yes, actual robots competing like Olympians. From ankle-twisting bird chases to celebrity oversharing and robot showdowns, this episode covers the weird, the loud, and the oddly fascinating.

Billy Idol is looking freakishly well-preserved. The new ChatGPT rollout is catching major backlash. West Nile virus has popped up in Colorado. And a new Charlie Sheen documentary is headed to Netflix.