Ian Fidance's Wild World

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/6e/b1/3a/ian-fidance/3000x3000_13262770.jpg] Hey everybody! Hope you're well, as always. My podcasting equipment shat the bed so it's been a min since the last episode. Have no fear! It's fixed and we're in the clear! Today I recorded with Andy Haynes, a great comic and buddy who is using the recording for his own podcast Miss Me With That. I'm excited! A cross over episode! Woohoo! We recorded in the car on the way back from a gig in Atlantic City and a few times we couldn't see out the windshield because of the rain, but bless Hosanna on High we made it to tell the tale. See Andy wherever you can, visit his website http://www.imandyhaynes.com and listen to his podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/miss-me-with-that/id1399451091?mt=2 This weekend I'm in Burlington, VT at Vermont Comedy Club with Beth Stelling. Come say hi! Thanks for listening, Ian

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/6e/b1/3a/ian-fidance/3000x3000_13225298.jpg] Hey everybody! Hope you're doin well as usual. I have a hot one for ya today! First I talk about gettin sick and quittin cigs, yellin and dyin, but then - but THEN! I partake in one of the most fun talks I've had in a while with two fellas whose work I've been a fan of for years. Every day since 2012, brothers Beau and Bryan Abbott have drawn crude jokes on their old trading cards from the '80s and '90s and posted them on Tumblr, Twitter, and Instagram as Baseball Card Vandals. Today I talk to them about their lives, how it all started, creating for the sake of your own happiness, and find out the inside scoop on the weirdest geniuses and most beautifully demented fellas to ever grab a sharpie. Baseball Card Vandals have a book coming out called "Baseball Card Vandals: Over 200 Decent Jokes on Worthless Cards!" Preorder a copy here - https://www.amazon.com/Baseball-Card-Vandals-Decent-Worthless/dp/1452173605 Snag some cards and merch at https://shopbcv.com/ Follow them on instagram - @baseballcardvandals - https://www.instagram.com/baseballcardvandals/ Follow ME on instagram - @ianimal - https://www.instagram.com/ianimal/ And come see me live! http://www.ianfidance.com Rate, Review, Subscribe, Tell a friend to tell a friend - it helps! Thanks for listenin! xo, Ian

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/6e/b1/3a/ian-fidance/3000x3000_13212339.jpg] Hey everybody how the hell are ya? Back at it this week and my guest is adult film star Alana Luv. But first I fill ya in on the great relapse of 2012 and share my love for Reno 911. Today's guest is 3 time AVN award nominee for "Hottest Milf" Alana Luv. Alana shares the interesting tale of how she got into pornography and what it was like for her growing up normal in Brooklyn. Thanks everybody for listening! Alana Luv on instagram: http://www.instagram.com/_alanaluv_ Alana Luv on twitter: http://www.twitter.com/alanaluvxxx and if ya wanna see me live, go to http://www.ianfidance.com xo, ian

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/6e/b1/3a/ian-fidance/3000x3000_13198145.jpg] Hey! How the hell are ya? Doin well, I hope. I'm comin to ya today with a great episode if I do say so myself. I get back into cooking and try to multitask while recording the podcast with mixed results. I also talk to singer/songwriter Christopher Mansfield from the band Fences - not to be confused with the award winning Denzel Washington/Viola Davis film "Fences" - cuz holy hell will you be surprised when it's not that. Anyway, we have a great talk about sobriety, mania, recovering from it all through creating, and also we learn about the Earl of Sandwich. I really enjoyed this episode and I hope you do, too. Thanks for listenin' & if ya get a second - rate, review, subscribe, make a post, or tell a friend - it helps! check out Fences on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fencesmusic grab some Fences tunes on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/fences/345696742 come see me live! http://www.ianfidance.com or message me on instagram: @ianimal thanks everybody, xo, IAN

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/6e/b1/3a/ian-fidance/3000x3000_13186308.jpg] Happy New Year everybody! This is the first pod of 2019 and it's a doozy, folks. I tell the tale of the great scarfcapade of 2018 and then I get to my interview with Roger Miret. For those that don't know, Roger Miret was a Cuban immigrant who came to America at the age of four in 1968 and became a pioneer of the New York Hardcore scene in the 80s. He joined seminal NYHC group Agnostic Front in 1983 and has influenced and changed people's attitudes, lives, and perceptions thru his music worldwide. The music of Agnostic Front and NYHC in general oozes brutality and violence, but beneath that is a layer of humanity and brotherhood that's often overlooked. Hearing Roger speak to that in this conversation, and seeing it play out in the documentary "Godfathers of Hardcore" as well as in his book "My Riot" is extremely fascinating. "My Riot" is a true immigrant story of survival in a land of desperation and despair and ultimately, triumphantly, coming out on top. Enjoy this conversation I have with a dude that's sweet as hell who's lived a life that's influenced countless others and who's been humble and true to himself throughout it all. The Godfathers of Hardcore - A Film by Ian McFarland - http://thegodfathersofhardcore.com/ My Riot: Agnostic Front, Grit, Guts & Glory - https://www.amazon.com/My-Riot-Agnostic-Front-Glory/dp/1944713107 If ya dig the pod, like what you hear, and have some time, rate review and subscribe - it helps and I thank ya for listening!