Ian Camfield

Nirvana’s surviving members just reunited for a FireAid concert, and if you’re wondering what they played, Ian’s got you covered. Plus, the NFL has some absolutely bizarre demands for cities hosting the Super Bowl, a massive egg heist just went down (yes, eggs), Could Colorado become home to driverless Waymo taxis, and McDonald’s just dropped a big announcement.

Would you stop to help a guy on the side of the road with a gas can, or is it a trap? Black Sabbath played their final show, someone just dropped $4 million on the most expensive instrument ever, and flying phobias are on the rise. Plus, Waffle House is charging extra for eggs, and Steven Tyler is finally singing again. Ian Camfield breaks it all down on today’s show!

Facebook turns 21 today—feeling old yet? Meanwhile, Gavin Rossdale hit Jimmy Kimmel to talk about his cooking show, an avocado shortage could be looming, and Denver ranks among the best cities for NFL fans. Oh, and Ian still uses AOL… seriously.

🎧 Ian got new headphones over the weekend… but was it an upgrade or a total disaster? He also breaks down last night’s Grammys, why saying you’re vegetarian might hurt your dating life, and how to slash the cost of your Super Bowl party. Plus, what’s the absolute biggest TV you’d buy, why yesterday’s Groundhog Day still doesn’t make sense, and why today is a great day to be a single woman. Catch up on everything from this morning’s show.

Ian Camfield talks the Rolling Stones’ UK tour cancellation, free Slurpees at 7-Eleven, Sharon sending Ozzy out for one last gig, tipping robotic taxis, the passing of Marianne Faithfull, and the final season of Cobra Kai.

On this episode, Ian gets into that wild plane crash in D.C., why some people don’t even want Super Bowl tickets (hint: Chiefs fatigue), and the healthiest meal in the world… that somehow includes chocolate. Plus, Ringo Starr has never eaten pizza?! What is life?

Find out when Incubus is rocking Denver, why some folks want to rename the Gulf of Mexico, and how Groundhog Day has turned into a full-on feast. Plus, Pee-Wee Herman might be making a comeback, and the British Navy discovers that whale farts are louder than you’d expect.