Ian Camfield

Cats are now at risk of bird flu from recalled pet food, Canada just dragged porn into its latest trade war, a guy just won $50 million after getting burned—literally—by Starbucks tea, and Flea from the Chili Peppers is out here dropping a trumpet album. Yeah, it’s one of those days.

St. Paddy’s Day madness—green beer, parades, and some truly questionable choices. Journey’s concert got a little too hot to handle. NASA just pulled off a high-stakes astronaut rescue. Sweatpant jeans—fashion revolution or crime against denim? And a man just ate his 35,000th burger… and he’s not stopping

A total lunar eclipse is coming, Pantera’s late drummer is dropping a cookbook (yes, really), and Tom Morello is set to direct Black Sabbath’s final gig—big moves all around. Meanwhile, the most searched acronyms of the year might surprise you, and if you’ve got Girl Scout cookies in your pantry, check the label… some might have metal in them?!

Denver just got a new Cracker Barrel, Gene Simmons will let you be his roadie for 12K, a guy landed in the ER for aggressive nose-picking, and apparently, Instagram might be giving your brain a little buzz—yeah, that kind of day.

Scammers are coming for your Netflix account, a Bambi horror movie is apparently a thing, and you could actually get paid to hunt for the Loch Ness Monster—seriously. Plus, bus travel is making a comeback, but not for the reason you’d think.

Bon Jovi’s got a new album on the way, Dan Hardee’s Mountain Mic Night could get you Metallica tickets, and an 80s-themed cruise took a tragic turn. Plus, Ian annoyed everyone at the gym, scientists are bringing back the woolly mammoth (because why not?), and somehow, Fyre Festival 2 is actually happening. Oh, and young people are stealing old person habits—next stop, yelling at clouds. Catch it a...

Gene Hackman’s life keeps getting weirder, Hall & Oates are having a rough one, and a huge part of Ian’s favorite band is headed to Denver. Hit play and get caught up on all of it in today’s show! [Insert Link]

Gene Hackman’s death investigation takes a strange turn, cryptocurrency investors are having a great day, and the Florida Man Games over the weekend were as wild as you’d expect! Plus, we’ve got Metallica tickets up for grabs with a karaoke twist, some simple habits to help you live longer, and a humanoid robot that—oops—accidentally attacked a crowd of people.

Gene Hackman’s situation just got even weirder, Del Tacos are closing, and apparently, raising chickens to save money on eggs is a total scam. Plus, a new Lollapalooza book just dropped, Green Day was once mistaken for a boy band, and AI phone agents are now calling each other in the most ridiculous way possible. Oh, and that Epstein document release? Big letdown.

The Price Is Right is dropping $10K prizes to celebrate its 10,000th episode, but another American staple isn’t as lucky—Joann Fabrics is shutting down after 82 years. Meanwhile, a woman did something truly disgusting in the produce section, and William Shatner might be heading back to Star Trek.

Another restaurant chain is slapping on an egg surcharge, OJ’s old prison porn stash is up for auction, a woman just got a payout because Candy Crush ruined her life, Fyre Festival 2 is apparently happening (because some people never learn), and there's a new way to get poisoned—Mad Honey.

Pro athletes are the latest targets for burglars, Dave Grohl’s baby mama mystery is finally solved, and if you’ve ever wanted to hire an armed bodyguard through an app… well, that’s a thing now. Meanwhile, the super-rich are out here collecting dinosaur bones, and a new study suggests we might actually be getting dumber because we’re reading less.

Ian’s got thoughts on why learning another language just isn’t worth it, plus some good news about that asteroid we were all worried about. Also, is Jeff Bezos picking the next James Bond? Apple’s making moves on more affordable phones, and you could own everything inside a Dairy Queen.

Holographic zoos, a Red Hot Chili Peppers song catalog sale, and a turkey egg invasion—yeah, Ian covered it all this morning. Plus, Ozzy almost auditioned for what movie? A city-killer asteroid might be on the way, Google could make search even more annoying, and would you ever drive a bridge from the U.S. to Europe?

Flu season is brutal, DIA renovations are endless, and adults are ordering kids’ meals to save cash—meanwhile, Gene Simmons is still cashing in on KISS. Oh, and we might have finally cracked the case on Jack the Ripper! Ian covered all this, plus the upcoming Blue Bloods spin-off and why your takeout container might be a ticking time bomb.

Denver is one of the best cities for Valentine’s Day, but some people are skipping human romance altogether—AI chatbots are stealing hearts. Meanwhile, plastic straws are making a comeback, men are buying women’s boot-cut jeans in record numbers, and grocery stores are selling eggs one at a time. Oh, and if your pet is microchipped, there’s a chance it might not even work. Plus, Metallica is dropp...

Record Store Day releases, a new asteroid threat, and the perfect nap time—science says you’re probably doing it wrong. Plus, could the Cowboys actually win the Super Bowl next year, and will Oasis finally make the Rock Hall?

Snow day in the Mile High City, bellbottoms making a comeback, and Domino’s dropping a pepperoni perfume. Meanwhile, Greenland might get a rebrand, a Super Bowl beer run could end a relationship, and Ian’s just trying to survive Trader Joe’s egg rationing.

A new Netflix show to binge, the future of flying like Iron Man, why pennies might finally be going away, and a massive ‘80s show heading to Denver—Ian Camfield covers it all on today’s show.

The Super Bowl had it all—game drama, wild commercials, and... a $100 salad?! Ian recaps it all, plus the time he had a one-night stand from Applebee’s and got robbed, space junk falling from the sky, and a Valentine’s Day gift idea that’ll make you a legend.

Starbucks’ CEO is trying to turn things around, but baristas aren’t thrilled. Amazon just knocked off a major retailer, France has an actual rule about how long you have to wear a shirt before washing it, a Frontier flight out of Denver turned into a horror show, and Apple is now in the invitation business. Catch all of it on today’s show!

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.