Fans On The Run: A Podcast Made By, For And About Beatles Fans (Ethan Alexanian)

In this installment of Fans On The Run, Ethan Alexanian is joined by the man, the myth, the legend, Wally Podrazik! They discuss Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of Color airing on the same night as the first Ed Sullivan show appearances, the bonding aspects of trivia, going to the Library of Congress to compile his first Beatle book, the alternate history of the Decca tapes, and so, so much more!

Keep up with Wally!

https://mediawally.wordpress.com/

“Every time a bell rings, a podcast meets some Wings”

It’s a Christmas miracle, the special finale to the Christmas-lead-up-two-a-week-episode-schedule of Fans On The Run! You may be sad that we’ll be going back down to once a week, but today we have a guest who will not disappoint. It’s Laurence Juber! We talk about his start as a session musician in the 70s, his guitar influences, a crash course in pre-decimal British money, December 1963 (no, not the Four Seasons song), how he became a Wing-man, what started his Beatles fingerstyle guitar album series, the terminology describing Lute players, the guitar he bought before that fateful trip to Japan in 1980, Christmas Music, and much, much more!

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Surprise! After spending four months in a cryogenic freezer, I have returned to make new episodes of Fans On The Run! Anything interesting happen when I was gone?

In this very special “back from the dead” show, I am joined by author, music reviewer, and Beatles fan Eoghan Lyng! We go all over the place, but don’t worry, we still do talk about The Beatles! If you want specifics, you’re just going to have to listen to the episode!

This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

Keep up with Eoghan: https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/author/eoghanlyng/ https://twitter.com/EoghanLyng

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Ethan is joined today by one of the world's leading John Lennon researchers, as well as co-host of the "She Said, She Said" podcast, Jude Southerland Kessler! They discuss some of the biggest misconceptions about John, some famous myths, the "bigger than Jesus" controversy, and her preference for the early John-led Beatles over the later Paul-led Beatles.

This episode is available for streaming on Spotify, iTunes and Podbean

Keep up with Jude! https://www.johnlennonseries.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Jude-Southerland-Kesslers-John-Lennon-Series-216798978416635/ https://www.facebook.com/SheSaidBeatles/

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It’s that special time once again, time for another Fans On The Run! So sit down, turn off your mind, relax and float down stream with our special guest for today! He’s the co-host of 2Legs: A Paul McCartney Podcast, Andy Nicholes! We talk about our similarities recording our shows, that one scene in Magical Mystery Tour with the spaghetti, studying in Liverpool for a degree involving The Beatles, memories of Beatlefests of old, the album The Who Sell Out, the universal dislike for Beatles For Sale, a self guided tour of Liverpool, the new album remixes, and much, much more!

This episode is available to stream on pretty much every platform known to man!

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This is the longest episode of Fans On The Run yet, but it is not an episode, it is three episodes in one! In this mega-episode, I had the pleasure to speak with three special gals who all ran fan clubs back in the 60s, Marti Edwards, Pat Kinzer Mancuso and Patricia Gallo-Stenman! Giving the Fabs awards at press conferences? Check! Making friends with Beatle families? Check! Detailed plans to sneak into the Beatles hotel? Check! Having a "birthday party" for a Beatle? Check! All three of the conversations are fab, gear, and all the other pimpily hyperbole as they say, so sit back, get some popcorn, grab your headphones and enjoy!

TIMESTAMPS FOR EACH INTERVIEW:

Marti Edwards - 0:22

Pat Kinzer Mancuso - 58:34

Patricia Gallo-Stenman - 1:37:36

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Check out Marti's book "16 in 64: The Beatles & The Baby Boomers"!

http://www.16in64.com/

Check out Pat's book "Do You Want to Know A Secret?: The Story of the Official George Harrison Fan Club"!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/074142892X/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_RDSYFbWRBCG9M

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What's this? The very first Fans On The Run two part episode? In this part, John and Ethan talk about Armenia, the magic of the city of Liverpool, recording techniques, what he's listening to these days, and of course, those loveable Beatles! Tune in on Monday, for the conlusion to this episode!

It is Fans On The Run Friday once more! As of today, Fans On The Run is going back to a one-a-week schedule, but don’t worry, double-trouble summer is going out with a bang! This is the interview that the universe did not want to happen, with internet problems, power failure, computer crashes and possibly voodoo magic, and against all odds, this week’s guest is none other than Mitch Weissman! He and I talk about pretty much everything under the sun, including some juicy never-before-heard info about the history behind Beatlemania! Technical warts and all, we hope you will enjoy the show!

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In this episode of FOTR, Ethan chats with "the Beatle brain of Britain" and premier London tour-guide Richard Porter about how he discovered the Beatles, The Rutles, the late Victor Spinetti and so much more!

It’s time for another episode of Fans On The Run, and much like last episode, this was recorded on location! For the first time in FoTR history, I got the chance to talk with TWO people at the same time; a sort of Beatles TikTok (BeatleTok) Mount Rushmore if you will. Joining me today are Skylar Moody and Jamie Ortiz!

In what may be the most “Gen Z” episode of the show yet we talk about impulse purchases, Beatle fashion inspiration, a friendship forged through TikTok, heated debate, Yellow Submarine plush slippers, and much more!

This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

Keep up with Skylar:

https://skylarmoody.com/

TikTok @lucyinthesky.lar

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TikTok @marnernarasauce

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It’s time for a new episode of Fans On The Run, the Beatle podcast that tries it’s hardest to remember to talk about The Beatles! It’s a very special show today, as I’m joined by fellow Rickenbacker enthusiast, and member of the legendary XTC, Dave Gregory!

We talk about radios, winter, home recording, “My White Bicycle” by Tomorrow, Rose Morris Rickenbackers, and (of course) The Beatles.

All that and more? You’re not going to want to miss this one!

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And now for the thrilling conclusion to this Fans On The Run episode with the man behind Pugwash and The Duckworth Lewis Method, Thomas Walsh! Will we talk about The Beatles? Yes! Will we talk about other bands? Also yes! What else will we talk about? You’ll just have to tune in and find out for yourself!

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https://twitter.com/pugwashofficial

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In this episode Ethan Alexanian is joined by the founder of The Fest For Beatles Fans, Mark Lapidos! Among topics, they discuss the arrival of The Beatles, the introduction of stereo records, the early years of Beatlefest, Harry Nillsson, the actual Beatles' reactions to the fest, and much, much more!

In this episode of Fans On The Run, Ethan is joined by "the human jukebox" Scott Erickson! They discuss Beatles promo singles, needledropping, the infamous Hard Day's Night chord, the Beatlefest jam sessions, The Smithereens, and the Let It Be album.

A new episode of Fans On The Run is here, with none other than “Rutling” Ken Thornton! Ken and I talk about discovering The Beatles, the bands Timebox and Patto, meeting Neil Innes and John Halsey, writing a song about the Sgt. Pepper album cover, and eventually touring with The Rutles and The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band! This episode is available to stream on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio and Podbean

Listen to Ken’s album! https://soundcloud.com/kenthornton

It’s time for another episode of Fans On The Run, and sadly it’s gonna be the last for about a month! I’ll be taking a much needed break, and not use my vocal chords the entire duration of it (or something like that). That being said, today’s (should have been yesterday, but oh well) episode is a great one. Joining me is the host of New England’s Breakfast With The Beatles, Cha-Chi Loprete! We talk about gifted butcher covers, mailing records to George Harrison to be signed, the expensive (for 1970) “All Things Must Pass” box, dinner at John Eastman’s house with Paul, how he got started in radio, the DJs he remembers that inspired him, and so much more! Much like James Bond, FoTR will return.

This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

Cha-Chi’s links:

https://twitter.com/ChachiBeatles

https://www.facebook.com/BreakfastWithTheBeatlesChaChi/

https://breakfastwiththebeatleschachi.com/

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It’s once again time for Fans On The Run, the show by, for, and about Beatles fans! Joining me for the first of a two-parter show (first in almost two years!) that almost sticks to the show’s premise, is the man behind Pugwash and The Duckworth Lewis Method, Thomas Walsh! Will we talk about The Beatles? Yes! Will we talk about other bands? Also yes! What else will we talk about? You’ll just have to tune in and find out for yourself!

This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

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https://twitter.com/pugwashofficial

https://www.facebook.com/thomaswalshsongwriter

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It’s the first proper episode of Fans On The Run of 2021, and this time I have the right year in the episode graphic! Joining me today to chat co-wrote the legendary books “LENNONOLOGY – Strange Days Indeed” and “Eight Arms To Hold You: The Solo Beatles Compendium”, Chip Madinger! We talk about the last few Beatles deluxe editions, “The Beatles At The Beeb” series, Chip’s involvement with The Capitol Albums boxes in the mid 2000s, the utter confusion that is the many versions of Band On The Run on CD, the pre-internet research process for the original version of Eight Arms, some highlights of his vast collection, documenting the life of John down to the day,  and the mystical world of bootlegs, among many other things!

This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

Chip’s books with Mark Easter and Scott Raile can be found at https://www.lennonology.com/

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In the first episode of Fans On The Run, host Ethan Alexanian talks to his uncle, Paul Campbell, about his life and experiences as a Beatle fan.

Welcome back to Fans On The Run! In this installment, Ethan sits down with Liverpool Blue Badge Beatleguide Jackie Spencer to talk about those four guys from her hometown. We talk about her run-in with Paul McCartney and James Corden durning filming for Carpool Karaoke, the recent Penny Lane controversy, the scouse accent itself, the legendary Alan Williams, and a poor attempt from our host at doing a scouse accent, before stopping to save himself from embarassment.

Another Friday, another new fabulous episode of Fans On The Run! This week, executive editor of Beatlefan magazine, as well as “Changin' Times: 101 Days That Shaped a Generation”, Al Sussman! In this episode, Al and host Ethan Alexanian go through Al’s personal Beatle history, where he started out not liking them in early 64’, to liking them shortly thereafter. As well as, the change of radio attention from the 45 single to the LP album, Al’s time at Sounds Fine, Trouser Press magazine, Fleetwood Mac preventing the Beatles from reaching #1 in ’77, and going back to listen to the Beatles’ influences.

Groovy baby! It’s time for another episode of Fans On The Run, the thinking man’s Beatles podcast (please do NOT fact check that)

Joining me today for a conversation covering more areas of music than I can even remember writing this summary, is Matt Williamson of the wonderful ‘Pop Goes The 60s’ channel over on YouTube!

This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

Check out Matt’s channel if you haven’t already:

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What's better than a normal episode of Fans On The Run? An unexpected episode of Fans On The Run!

In a bit of a change of form, Max Comeau (FoTR, Ep. 57) and I go track by track through the album that just celebrated it's 50th birthday (RAM!)

This bonus episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

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FOTR Friday is here once again, back in it's normally scheduled time-slot! Today I talk with our first Dutch guest, and somebody who was named after a Beatle-wife (several, in fact), Maureen Neger-Manders! We talk about inheriting her love of The Beatles from her father, the emotional resonance of several Beatles songs, the joys of record collecting, the modern popularity of The Beatles in the Netherlands, Liverpool Beatleweek, the good nature of the Beatles fan community, and so much more!

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Oh, hey there, it’s time for another episode of Fans On The Run! Joining me today is singer/songwriter/fellow Canadian, Max Comeau! We talk about a re-introduction to The Beatles thru “Reel Music”, memories of the hype surrounding “Free As A Bird” and “Anthology”, Sam The Record Man, ruining a concert experience with setlist websites, the influence of Paul on Max’s music, getting to know yourself through a Beatles song, “Dear Eloise” by The Hollies, and a rather shaky attempt at pandering to my Québec audience!

This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

Max’s links:

https://maxcomeau.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/maxcomeauofficialpage/

https://open.spotify.com/artist/0kP9MgCjaJAIFH96wi6tvc

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In this episode, host Ethan Alexanian and author and Beatles tourguide Susan Ryan discuss her personal Beatles memories, as well as E. J. Korvette, Yoko Ono stalkers, and memories of the early Beatlefest marketplace!

It's Friday, so once again, it's time for a new episode of Fans On The Run! Joining me today is content-creator and the current holder of the title "CEO of Beatles TikTok", Brooke Bellamy!

We covered a lot of ground, including "Beatles gossip", the Microsoft Zune, Michael Jackson's Moonwalker for the Sega Genesis, an explanation and demonstration of a "hot take", the absolute chaos of Paul McCartney's life, and a possible connection between "You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)" and Fraggle Rock!

All this and more? You won't want to miss it! This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

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It’s been a while, but it’s time for another episode of FoTR. There are few people who I have wanted to have on my show as much as our guest today, so in a way, one of my dreams has come true! Join me on location in Jersey City at The Fest For Beatles Fans to speak to the world’s foremost Beatle historian, Mark Lewisohn!

You’re not going to want to miss this one.

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Woohoo, it’s Friday! Time for a new episode of everybody’s favourite (citation needed) Beatles podcast, Fans On The Run!

 Joining me today for what is now the longest single part episode of the show, is a member of the tribute band BeatleBeat, and veteran of the Floridian Beatles tribute scene, Charlie De Cosa! We talk about a lot of things in this episode, like we really cover a lot of ground. We talk about not getting used to hearing Sgt. Pepper with pops or crackles, reflecting on purging a vinyl collection back in the era of CDs, a brief lesson on the history of NRBQ, the scattered re-runs of The Beatles cartoon in the Eighties, ‘Kiss Meets The Phantom Of The Park’, learning to love your Höfner, separating the art from the artist, guilty pleasure bands, cheating in Nickelodeon phone-in competitions, the mystical world of Parrothead-ism, the stereotype of the “florida man”, the chaotic nature of The Who’s early music videos, and for the first time in the show’s history, a joke so offensive I had to bleep it out.  

This episode is available to stream everywhere good podcasts can be heard!

Keep up with Charlie and BeatleBeat!

https://soundcloud.com/charlie-de-cosa

https://www.facebook.com/beatlebeattribute/

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In the first part of this very special two-parter episode with the host of "Paul Or Nothing" Sam Whiles, we discuss the insecurities involved with doing podcasts, the underrated gem "Check My Machine", record collecting completion-ism, an iPod Nano, becoming a Beatle fan in the age of the information superhighway, buying vinyl under the influence, and our eardrum-shattering impressions of a slide guitar. Tune in on Friday for the thrilling conclusion!

This episode is available to stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Google Podcasts and Podbean!

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Paul Or Nothing: https://mccartneypod.podbean.com/

Punnit: The Competitive Pun Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKJOzYgG9MW7CQHAZQahiqw/

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In this episode of FOTR, host Ethan Alexanian sits down with Piers Hemmingsen to discuss the forthcoming sequel to his book "The Beatles In Canada: The Origins Of Beatlemania", as well as a Yardbirds concert in Muskoka, Capitol of Canada's Paul White, a paper and pulp plant, and the fabs' popularity among the Québécois.

It’s time for another fab episode of Fans On The Run! This episode is a bit of a reunion of sorts, with special guest Lonnie Peña! We talk Beatles promotional items, the lost joys of Beatle flea-market hunting, working on new music, working in his dad’s car shop to buy 45s, paying tons for bootlegs before somebody else can buy ‘em, Lonnie’s poster collection, an interpretation of my theme song, buying (some) butcher cover(s), and much more!

This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

Lonnie’s links: https://soundcloud.com/hollepena-band

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FOTR has made it to episode 27, but don't worry, we're not ending up in the "27 Club"! Today, I talk with the co-founder, and spiritual leader of The Fab Four, Ron McNeil! We talk about the episode of Batman with Paul Revere and The Raiders, having a lifecast of Ron's face made by the house of mouse for the infamous unreleased Yellow Submarine 3D remake, working with Eric Idle on a Rutles stage show, doing motion-capture work for RockBand, having Dhani Harrison critiquing the paintwork on The Fab Four's "Rocky" Strat, the potential of a vinyl release of their christmas album, the relations between the tribute bands, the other Beatle-inspired christmas records, the technology involved with the on-stage keyboard sounds, and a few exclusive stories for Fans On The Run!

This episode is streaming pretty much everywhere good podcasts can be heard!

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In this episode, host Ethan Alexanian speaks to bestselling author and Beatles scholar Kenneth Womack about his life history with the Beatles' music.

It’s Friday, so you already know there’s gonna be a new episode of FoTR coming right at you! Joining me today, is a very prevalent member of the Beatles social media world, an ambassador of sorts of the 60s fashion revival, and fellow member of the “new generation”, Connie Mclean! We talk about shouting suggestive comments at The Rolling Stones on stage, sexism within the greater Beatles community, “McLennon”, that time she saw Paul, Ringo and Ronnie Wood at the O2, dancing around the fact I have not seen “Almost Famous”, the differences in pronunciation of “Beatles” across the Atlantic, the correct answer to ‘what’s your favourite Led Zeppelin album?’, and this show’s tendency to ramble on a bit. All that and more? You’d be insane not to listen!

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Connie’s links: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdbt... https://www.instagram.com/conniemcleann/ https://www.conniemclean.co.uk/

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Subtitle - "The Semi-Grand Return"

What is this? It's the return of Fans On The Run! Joining me for this "grand return" are the four co-hosts of pod-friends-of-the-show Blotto Beatles! Crack open a cold one if you wish, as we talk about Anthology, the cultural re-evaulation of John Lennon, cheap books, blueberry cobbler, and of course, The Beatles.

Keep up with Blotto Beatles: https://linktr.ee/blottobeatles

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The new episode of Fans On The Run is here, and I am honoured to be joined by the living legend himself, Ivor Davis! Ivor and I talk about joining The Beatles '64 U.S. tour, the threat of being torn from limb to limb by screaming teenagers, his memories of the Canadian stops on the tour, the summit between The Beatles and Elvis in '65, and much, much more! In fact, a good portion of this episode is spent talking about Ivor's illustrious career outside of The Beatles, including that fateful night at the Ambassador Hotel with Robert F. Kennedy, the coverage of the Manson murders, and his favourite interviews he's done.

Special thanks to Jude Southerland-Kessler for making this happen!

This episode is available to stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Google Podcasts and Podbean!

Keep up with Ivor:

https://www.ivordavisbooks.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ivordavisauthor https://twitter.com/idavisbeatles

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To borrow a TV term welcome to a "spin-off"!

This is a monthly installment where two music geeks (Andy & Ethan) discuss their favourite albums by artists other than the Beatles. (What a refreshing idea!) 

As we are both hardcore Who fans (Ethan = 60s Who, Andy = 70s Who) we decided our first show should center in on the Who's 3rd studio LP "The Who Sell Out". Tying in with the recently released Super Deluxe Box Set celebrating the album we felt this was a good starting point.  

We also discuss the post "Sell Out" but pre-Tommy period of 1968 and what an odd ball period it was for the group.  

We may actually like the jingles better than the songs! Impersonations, accents, bad singing it's all here.

"What's for tea mum?' ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Andy's show '2Legs: A Paul McCartney Podcast': https://2legspodcast.wordpress.com/ www.youtube.com/channel/UCDrz8556DKJZ0p4ZxuYL6xw

Ethan's show 'Fans On The Run':  https://linktr.ee/fansontherun​ 

Contact: anythingbutthebeatles@gmail.com

It’s time for another groovy episode of Fans On The Run! Joining me today is the co-host of BC The Beatles, the fabulous Allison Boron! We’re all over the place here talking about the 1993 fatboy jewel-case versions of the Red and Blue albums, old Angelfire domain names, getting into The Beatles through The Monkees, the early Beatles internet fan community, the everlasting appeal of the story of Brian Epstein, price-gouged Woodstock box sets, sexism in the Beatle-world, the late great Limewire, and much, much more!

This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

Allison’s links:

https://bcthebeatles.podbean.com

https://twitter.com/bcthebeatles

https://twitter.com/ajoboaugogo

https://www.instagram.com/ajoboaugogo

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In this episode, I talk with a legend of the Beatles fan community, a man of many titles, Charles F. Rosenay(!!!)! We discuss the wonderful madness that is International Beatle Week, the origins of the "Good Day Sunshine" fanzine, buying "Something New" instead of "Magical Mystery Tour" in '67, highlights from Charles' old Beatle conventions, the Beatle tribute band world, and of course, Charles' Alan Williams story. All that, and so much more!

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It's time for my second "comeback show" of the year, which means it's time for a return to Fans On The Run! Joining me today is longtime member of tribute group Them Beatles, and the man behind The Poppermost, Joe Kane! 

Our conversation included, but was not limited to, poorly-copied cassettes dubbed from 45s, Brian Matthews impressions, Lucozade, Sgt. Pepper costumes, tribute bands, the naming of an album, drum microphones, Vox amps, the reign of King Charles III, and of course, those loveable Beatles.

All this and more? You won't want to miss it!

Keep up with Joe and The Poppermost: https://linktr.ee/ThePoppermost

The Poppermost's recordings can be found at https://thepoppermost.bandcamp.com/

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Excerpts of the song "Hits To Spare" by The Poppermost appear courtesy of Joe Kane and The Poppermost.

Beware of darkness, because it’s time for another new episode of Fans On The Run! Joining me today is a writer/photographer, he’s the brains behind the ‘Producing The Beatles’ pod, and he and friend of the show Ken Womack recently co-wrote ‘All Things Must Pass Away – Harrison, Clapton and Other Assorted Love Songs’, Jason Kruppa!

We talk about big misconceptions about ATMP, old music trade papers, deconstructing Beatles orchestral arrangements, a trip to Abbey Road Studio 2, bootlegs, love triangles, cassette-making neighbors, an important thrift store copy of Sgt. Pepper, the perils of vinyl collecting, and much more!

This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

https://www.producingthebeatles.com/

https://twitter.com/JasonKruppa

https://www.instagram.com/producingthebeatles/

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Knock knock! Who’s there? A new episode of Fans On The Run, that’s who! Joining me today is the brains behind the @cynthialennondaily Instagram page, and the host of the ‘She Loves You’ podcast: Natalia Cardenas!

We talk about the differences between older Gen Z Beatle fans and younger Gen Z Beatle fans, Beatle authors I’m afraid of, our fathers giving us both thumbsticks with the same set of Beatles recordings (of questionable legality!), ‘The Beatles RockBand’, a very curious Peruvian pressing of ‘A Hard Day’s Night’, Beatle fandom in the age of the Instagram, trying to describe the women in The Beatles’ story in a single word, favourite Kinks songs, and what made Cynthia Lennon so special.

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https://www.instagram.com/cynthialennondaily/

https://www.instagram.com/shelovesyoupodcast/

https://open.spotify.com/show/67QG6lt5WFrl9Oolu9NS4m

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It's time for another episode of Fans On The Run, the "raccoon in the garbage bin" of Beatle podcasts!

Joining me today (technically it was a while ago, but today is when it is posted!) is one of the co-hosts of fellow pod 'Another Kind Of Mind', Phoebe Lorde!

In this wide-ranging chat we discuss the genesis of AKOM, the 1987 documentary "It Was Twenty Years Ago Today", A Beatle book neither of us know the name of, why the term "granny music" needs to die, The Beatles' covers of songs by the girl-groups, the "too many cooks" situation at Capitol Records circa 1965, and a certain denim-outerwear related phrase. All that AND more!

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It’s beginning to look a lot like, a new episode of your favourite show, Fans On The Run! In this episode, I’m joined by a New York Times bestselling author, and the co-host of fellow podcast The Beatles Naked, Richard Buskin! We talk about Beatles political cartoons, “Swinging London” and Carnaby Street, practicing the “Lennon Stance” with a plastic Beatle toy guitar, the joys of Sixties pirate radio, a bizarre tale of a school performance of “All You Need Is Love” in the summer of love, the most extensive mention of Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich that this show has ever seen, Richard’s tailor father making suits for The Troggs to wear on “Top Of The Pops”, how he got a bestselling book in the USA, and the emotional response to seeing Paul McCartney getting mobbed outside the MPL offices, and more!

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It's Friday, so logic indicates that it is time for another FoTR! In this episode, I am joined by one of the most prolific members of the social media Beatles world, plus my first guest with a TikTok page, Caitlin Larkin! We cover a lot of ground in this relatively short (sort-of) interview, like the rite of passage of any Beatles fan of journeying over to Liverpool, the whereabouts of the original Magical Mystery Tour bus, a proverbial tour of the "secret" Beatles corridor at the Hard Rock Cafe in Orlando, temper tantrums at Sam Goody, dealing with price gouging at record stores, Funko Pops, buying CD box sets for almost the exclusive purpose of decoration, taking Beatles tours from other former FoTR guests, staying up late as a kid to watch "The Beatles Anthology", and the strange allure of a Beatles cease and desist!

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https://www.youtube.com/c/CaitlinLarkin https://twitter.com/caitlinlarkin https://www.facebook.com/WhatTheFluxPod/

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It’s time to spin a new episode of Fans On The Run! My guest for today is social-media content-creator, and fellow record-collector, Vinyl Benjy!

We talk about export pressings, the “olden days” of buying CDs at Best Buy, the best deals we’ve found record shopping, the effect of certain YouTubers on record prices, whether to recommend Let It Be or Get Back to new Beatles fans, Freda Kelly, The Monkees, vinyl cuttings, why we collect so many copies of the same album, and the least effective game of show-and-tell ever recorded! All of that, AND more!

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Friday is here once again, and so is Fans On The Run. Joining me today is the author of the long-awaited forthcoming book “Little Wing: The Jimmy McCulloch Story”, Paul Salley, and much like Jimmy himself, this episode is short but sweet! (by FoTR standards) We talk about some notorious Jimmy myths including “that photo from that one book”, the paradox of owning a Beatle calendar before listening to their music, the Wingspan documentary, the moniker of “that Beatles kid” at school being passed down through the generations, how Jimmy joined, then subsequently left The Small Faces in less than a year, the magic of the band One In A Million, and of course some talk about that one band (hint: Denny Laine was in it for a while) and much more!

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In this episode, Ethan is joined by Beatle author, and founder of meetthebeatlesforreal.com, Sara Schmidt! Among the topics of conversation are The New Kids On The Block, the launch of the Live At The BBC album, the the internet Beatles fan communities back in the 90's, a demonic cassette player, and meeting Ringo Starr!

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And now, the thrilling conclusion to my interview with "Paul Or Nothing"'s Sam Whiles! A splendid time is guaranteed for all.

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Oh hello, it's Fans On The Run back for yet another delicious round! Today, I'm joined by the author of the Recipe Records series of books, and the co-host of the "She Said She Said" podcast, Lanea Stagg! Please forgive me for the horrible food puns in advance!

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In this episode, Ethan is joined by Beatles broadcasting legend, Ken Michaels! They talk about Ken's recent 2000 episode milestone for his long running show, "Every Little Thing" , as well as the wonders of the movie "Help!", starting one of the first All Beatles radio programmes, his trivia contests, his favourite, and least favourite solo Beatles tracks, and a disagreement over the album McCartney II.

It’s FoTR Friday once again, time to celebrate! Today I’m joined by author extraordinaire, and Beatle podcast pioneer, Robert Rodriguez! We talk about his first exposure to the Red and Blue albums, the early landscape of Beatles books in the mid-seventies, the rite of passage of having an older brother tell you that Paul was actually dead, sifting through the mythology, some surprising Beatles cover statistics, the joy of going back and listening to them again, the unexpected success of the Lennon-McCartney songwriting team, and oh so much more! But you’ll have to just listen then, won’t you?

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https://somethingaboutthebeatles.com/

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http://revolverbook.com/

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Friday doesn’t only mean the start of the weekend; it means it’s time for another new episode of Fans On The Run! My guest today is the co-host of ‘BC The Beatles’, Erika White!

We talk about being in the audience of the ‘Get Back’ concert film, the mystery of the paper bag that housed the ‘Two Virgins’ album, a cherished doll head, imagining a parallel universe where the butcher cover was never recalled, a Beatle autograph family heirloom, the male bias of Beatle academia, Super Mario Bros 2, the ugly covers of the 1980 Capitol budget reissues of ‘Rock ‘N’ Roll Music’ and a FoTR exclusive (for now) story surrounding The Ed Sullivan Show!

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https://bcthebeatles.podbean.com

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It's time for another episode of Fans On The Run! Joining me today is another fellow young-er Beatle fan, musician/influencer Mary Devlin! (aka @beatledirt)

We cover a lot, including making friends on The Beatles' Facebook page back in the day, posing out front of the Apple store with the Beatle standees when they went to iTunes, Ethan's "Now And Then" Abbey Road Studios story, the evolution of online Beatles fandom, Pattie Boyd's everlasting style, another round of praising "Revolver", the existential dread of being "cringe", drawing a gap in your teeth on with makeup, and so much more!

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A splendid time is guarenteed for all, with this special edition of Fans On The Run. We are not only joined by Mark Benson, co-founder of "1964 The Tribute", but also Ardy Sarraf, co-founder of "The Fab Four"! Join host Ethan Alexanian for this "tribute-twofer" edition of Fans On The Run!

It's time for new, vibrant, colourful (well, as colourful as an audio-only-podcast can be) episode of Fans On The Run!

Joining me on today's show is Brooklyn artist, silent-film-enthusiast, Saturday Night Live graphic-design-alumni, counterculture Xerox artist and personal friend - Marlene Weisman!

We talk "Sprockets", the first and only album from The Fool, Keith Haring, a private Paul McCartney concert at the Saturday Night Live studios, Mary Quant, Mary Quant knockoffs in the windows of New York department stores, the let-down of the real Carnaby Street, Richard Hamilton's designs for the White Album, the "computer room" of the NBC Art Department, Ben Weisman (Marlene's songwriter cousin), and the pop-art genius of Peter Blake.

All that and more; you won't want to miss it!

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It's time for another FOTR, and non-musicians beware, this episode WILL get extremely nerdy! I'm joined by a founding member of both The Chesterfield Kings and The Empty Hearts, and the author of "Beatles Gear: All The Fab Four's Instruments From Studio To Stage", Andy Babiuk! We talk about the evolution and genesis of The Empty Hearts, how they got their name, and which Beatle drummed on their latest album! We also talk Rickenbacker guitars, Vox solid state amps, debating in guitar stores, challenging tribute bands to make new Beatles style songs, the never-ending quest for the right tone, the near-involvement of George Harrison in the Beatles Gear book, and the joys of the never-ending cycle of wanting to buy new guitars.

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In this episode, I talk with a Beatle book connoisseur, and the man behind the Instagram account @booksbeatles, Joe Wisbey! We talk about how he discovered The Beatles through a TV airing of the movie "Help!", the glory days of HMV, a complete lack of knowledge of the concept of baseball, the treatment of Paul in many early Beatle books, the infamous Albert Goldman book, and Joe's personal top six list of favourite Beatle books.

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It’s time for a very, very special episode of Fans On The Run. Special guest co-host, Piers Hemmingsen, joins me in sitting down for a rare podcast interview with the celebrated, bestselling author behind the 1968 authorized biography of The Beatles, Hunter Davies OBE. This episode is not one you’ll want to miss!

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In this episode of Fans On The Run, I chat with one of the biggest Beatle collectors in the world, and the king of replica Beatle clothing, Russ Lease! We talk about hearing that The Beatles broke up in his high-school cafeteria, going down to the Hard Rock headquarters to see John's original Rubber Soul jacket, bidding on, and winning Ringo's original Ed Sullivan drum skin, starting Beatlesuits in the late '90s, the saga of the seven Beatles drum skins, and so, so, SO much more!

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It's FoTR Friday once again, we've got an absolute treat for you today! Volume 5 of his series of The Beatles Recording Reference Manuals came out yesterday and is available to buy now! You guessed it; I am joined by Jerry Hammack!

Join us two Canucks, as we go all over the map with our conversation, talking about the task of trying to know everything one possibly can about the equipment choices of particular Beatles sessions, childhood pictures of Jerry and his brothers on the mantle miming to Beatles records, happy family memories of The Beatles’ Second Album, the arguments over the new Giles Martin remixes, the art of the track bounce-down, some jokes at the expense of people who listen to Quadrophonic mixes, the war-crime that was the sound quality of the 1977 release of the Star Club recordings, and some seasonal talk about the Christmas flexis, among other things!

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https://www.amazon.ca/Beatles-Recording-Reference-Manual-through/dp/1658089901/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=Jerry+Hammack&qid=1605911776&s=books&sr=1-5

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Welcome back to another fab, gear (and all the other pimply hyperboles) episode of Fans On The Run! Joining me today is history professor and author of the book ‘Joy and Fear: The Beatles, Chicago and the 1960s’, John F. Lyons!

We talk about some of the underground magazines in Chicago, WLS (the World’s Largest Store/World’s Loudest Station) and it’s role in Beatlemania, the origins of the infamous ‘Plaster Caster’, dragging along the family on vacation to libraries for Beatle research, the first time his brother ever showed him an LP, what the inspiration for ‘Joy and Fear’ was, early Beatle books, and the treasure-trove of obscure Beatle interviews from 60s magazines. All that and much more! After this week, FoTR will transition over to a bi-weekly format, with the next episode coming on May 14th.

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https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Joy-and-Fear/John-F-Lyons/9781682619322

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In this episode, I talk with one of, if not the original “Fan On The Run”, Ricky Glover! We talked about Ricky and his friends talking on the school bus about the Ed Sullivan show appearance, passing down Beatlemania through generations, the hunger for knowledge about the lads, Ricky’s extensive Beatles memorabilia collection, the origins of the original “Fans On The Run”, and an observation on the number of times I say hello during the opening of the show.

It's time for a new episode of Fans On The Run! Joining me today is a true one-of-a-kind musical talent, sometimes he's under the alias of "Chissum Worthington", but today's he's just Mike Schnee! 

In a wide ranging chat, we talk The Lemon Twigs, One Hand Clapping, Mike's system of identifying Beatle albums before he could read, The White Album at Christmas '68, the genesis of Chissum Worthington, the similarities to some Beatle album-track-bookends, "The Beatles: An Illustrated Record", seeing the Magical Mystery Tour film at a "revival theatre", the strange reality of The Beatles playing Baby's In Black live, and a new jingle for the show!

With all that AND more? You won't wanna miss it!

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https://wormstew.bandcamp.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@chissumworthington

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It's once again time (about time!) for another episode of Fans On The Run!

Joining me today is my friend, and the host of "Mixology: The Mono/Stereo Differences Podcast", Frederick French-Pounce!

In what turned out to be the longest gap between recording a show, and posting it, this episode covers everything from the pros/cons of records made in the US/UK, Cilla Black's 1969 single "Surround Yourself With Sorrow", the YouTube videos on The Beatles that captured our imaginations, a Kinks album with no lead vocals, the vinyl resurgence, the rumours about a "potential reissue of the '1962-1966' and '1967-1970' albums" and much, much more! In fact, so much more, that from time to time, the spooky voices of future-Ethan and future-Fred reflect on stuff that happened between when we recorded the show, and now!

You will NOT want to miss this!

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Is it time for a new episode of FoTR already? Yes it is! Today I had the pleasure to have a chat with author, documentarian, and all around creative type Simon Weitzman! As it tends to happen with this show, we jump around all over the place with this conversation; the revival of the mixtape, déjà vu, working with Tom Murray on the book about the "Mad Day Out" photo shoot, a burning question of mine about The Small Faces and the live satellite broadcast of "All You Need Is Love", déjà vu, exploring the BFI archives on the movie "Help!", the act of wearing one's needle out playing Rubber Soul, comparing the big international Beatle gatherings, a startling claim about "Revolution 9", "Ferris Bueler's Day Off", the compassion of the Beatles community, the genesis of the "Here There and Everywhere" documentary, and my seeming contractual obligation to mention Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich at least once per episode.

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Simon's links:

http://www.herethereandeverywheremovie.com/

https://www.thefest.com/store/beatles-photo-books-beatles-photo-books-c-69_69/eight-arms-to-hold-you-book-p-7374

https://www.thefest.com/store/beatles-books-assorted-books-c-219_195/all-you-need-is-love-book-p-7376

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Welcome to this freaky "Fans On The Run" Friday, and oh boy, do we have a show for you! I am joined by the host of the "Glass Onion: On John Lennon" podcast Antony Rotunno, for a magical mystery tour through his own Beatles history! We talk about a Guinness World Of Records exhibition, a stolen copy of "A Collection Of Beatles Oldies", John's heroin addiction, the Tavistock theory, the importance of bringing a new swing to Beatles history, growing up in a time where you didn't have to wait for The Beatles' album releases, Antony's opinions on several sacred John Lennon songs, and much more! A splendid time is gaurenteed for all!

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Ethan Alexanian is joined by renowned Liverpool Beatles author David Bedford, in this new episode of Fans On The Run! They discuss the influence of country music on The Beatles, Lonnie Donegan, the A Hard Day's Night album, why Ringo was so important to the sound, and the timelessness of the "fab four".

Welcome back to another fab, gear and [insert hyperbole heree] episode of Fans On The Run! Joining me today is music journalist, internet personality, "CD Junkie" and my friend, Steve Schnee! 

We cover so much ground in this episode that I don't think I'd even be able to do my usual recap blurb here. Just listen to the show, it's a good one!

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Dear Beatle People, it's time for a very fab, gear, and overall special episode of Fans On The Run: The Podcast Made By, For, And About Beatles Fans!

Today's episode has been a long time coming, but as they say, "good things come to those who wait". Our guest today was a member of The Beatles inner circle, in various roles for ten whole years, from 1962 to 1972. From the Cavern Club and the early days with Brian Epstein, to the Magical Mystery Tour of the days of Apple Corps. Please give a big Fans On The Run welcome to Freda Kelly!

This is a very special episode, so you won't want to miss it!

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Fans On The Run is here once more, with our special guest for this week, James Ryan! This is one of the most free-form episodes yet, and it goes a lot of places this show usually doesn't. We talk about alternate history, shoegaze, Doctor Who, song publishing, animation, communism, while still keeping it anchored to those four guys from Liverpool. Tune in, turn on, drop out, man!

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It’s time for another mysterious episode of Fans On The Run! Joining me today is the “Rock And Roll Detective” and author of books like ‘Black Market Beatles’ and the instant-classic ‘The Beatle Who Vanished’, Jim Berkenstadt!

We talk about intriguing research around the 1964 Toronto concert, being recommended by George to the rest of the surviving Beatles at one of his last Apple meetings, a nickname christened by Neil Aspinall, the experience of the premiere of the Love show, work on the last “deluxe” edition of ‘All Things Must Pass’, the film rights of his book, lots of bootleg talk, the ancient Beatlefest “room”, the mysterious 2003 non-rerelease of the ‘Let It Be’ film, the psychological impact of being in The Beatles for such a short period of time, and the final word on the ‘Paul is dead’ mystery! All that and more.

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http://www.thebeatlewhovanished.com/

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A new episode of Fans On The Run is here! I'm joined by guitarist extraordinaire, and Beatlefest jam session regular Daniel Phillips, aka "Big D"! We talk about getting Beatle records for Christmas, borrowed Rickenbacker guitars, Badfinger, The Turtles, Paul McCartney's live prowess, and a spectacular failure of my guitar playing.

This episode is available to stream on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean, iHeart Radio, and everywhere else good podcasts can be heard!

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Hey-hey it’s Fans On The Run! And people say we… Fans-On-The-Run around? Doesn’t quite have the same ring to it, does it?

In this episode, I’m joined by musician, Grammy nominee, music historian, king of the reissues, host of ‘Come To The Sunshine’ on WFMU, and author of 'The Monkees: The Day-by-Day Story', Andrew Sandoval! We talk Monkees, Bee Gees, Zombies, Madness, Nuggets, Kinks, and of course, Beatles. Tune in, you’re not gonna want to miss it!

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https://beatlandbooks.com/

https://twitter.com/cometothesun

https://wfmu.org/playlists/CZ

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I recently had the opportunity to sit down again with my friend “Whispering Bob” Harris for another wonderful chat! We talked about the sixties British pirate radio stations, the last radio performance of Syd Barrett, the origins of the Time Out magazine, the vinyl release of Stand By Me 2020, a trivia game about Bob’s favourite record label, and much more! Check it out, why don’t you?

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It's pratically Halloween today, so today we have a particularly spooky episode of Fans On The Run! Why is it spooky you may ask? Just look up pictures of those old Beatles Bubble Bath "Soakies"! In this discussion with the author of "NEMS and the Business of Selling Beatles Merchandise in the U.S. 1964-1966" Terry Crain, we cover a provebial smorgasbord of topics! Unnoficial record players, the mad rush of the morning of Febuary 10th, 1964, nostalgia for the "Paul is Dead" rumour, the fate of the original moulds of the Remco model kits, the era of Beatle historians hyperfixated on certain areas of Beatle knowledge, and an instance of yours truly misremembering an unnoficial "Beat Time" pinball machine!

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https://www.fabgear.company/

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It's the most wonderful time of the year, because from now, until Christmas Day, Fans On The Run will be going up to two episodes a week!

To kick this celebration off, I'm joined by WFUV radio personality, and fellow podcaster, Darren DeVivo! Among topics, we talk about watching the movie Let It Be at a cinema at age five, midnight screenings at Beatlefest, some mean kid saying "The Beatles Are Dead", certain "cool" record labels, the importance of those Capitol Records '70s cashgrab compilations, the first Darren bought a mint condition record, playing the Christmas records on a bootleg reel-to-reel, Darren's Beatles Specials on WFUV the psychology behind the Mets and Yankees rivalry, and the concept of snowfall!

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It is Fans On The Run Friday (try saying that ten times fast) once again, and we have another great episode! I'm joined by "All You Need Is Love: Tribute To The Fab Four", and the man dubbed "Mr. Shampoo", Nathan Loo! We talk about arranging Beatles songs for live performances, post-Stanley Cup hockey parties, the impact of the original "Beatlemania" show, the excitement surrounding "The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl" LP, the futile persuit of audiophile perfection, the "Rose Morris" Rickenbacker export models, the original movie mix of "Help!", and a new nickname for yours truly! All that, and much more, but you'll just have to listen for yourself!

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It's FoTR friday once again, celebrations all around! On this episode, I'm joined by the author of "Postcards From Liverpool: Beatles Moments & Memories", Mark Brickley, for an all out session of Beatle geekdom (you wouldn't expect any less from this show, wouldn't you?) Among the conversational places we upon on are the the Beatles' stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a chance interview with Jackie Lomax, the Beatles record collecting scene, the evolution between single releases by the Fabs, "the pinacle of rock music" on side two of Abbey Road, seeing Cream live in the late 60s, the uniqueness of The Byrds, the late Sam Goody and Tower Records chains, Pete Best's sharp tounge, and so, so much more!

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As the clock strikes twelve, a new year dawns. As the new year approaches, so does this very special celebratory 50th episode special of Fans On The Run! Friend of the show (and "queen of all Beatles media" Kit O'Toole joins us once again, but to flip the script of the show and ask me about my Beatles story! We talk about being mesmerized by the track number changing on my CD player during my first listen of the "Blue Album", indoctrinating several friends to this band on the playground, driving across town in a desperate search of the DVD for “A Hard Day’s Night”, my Michael Jackson phase of music, the genesis of this show, seeing purple Kool Aid when I first walked into the Fest For Beatles Fans and fearing the worst, long-term plans for the show, bailing out Ken Womack in a trivia contest, some special messages, and a big announcement from yours truly, along with much, much more!

Special thanks to Jim and Susan Ryan, The Fab Four, Mean Mr. Mayo, Ken Michaels, Tom Hunyady, Andy Nicholes, Ed Chen, Lonnie Pena, Jude Southerland Kessler, Lanea Stagg, Plastic E.P., Nathan Loo, Sam Whiles, Richard Philip, and (of course) Kit O'Toole for contributing to this very special episode! This episode is available to stream wherever good podcasts can be heard!

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Welcome back to one of the Beatle podcasts of all time, Fans On The Run! Would it really be FoTR without an unexplained months-long episode delay? (School, that's the explanation)

Joining me today is somebody who influenced me as a young(er) fan back when she was a part of the YouTube fan-collab-channel "The Beatle Submarine".  She has come out of "retirement" to appear on this very show and talk with yours truly, give a big FoTR welcome to Karen Castro!

We talk about nearly everything, including the path that led to this very episode, "gameifying" the official Beatles website, a new honourable term for somebody who pirates music, falling in love with The Beatles' music on a broken set of speakers, the trials and tribulations of being a teenage content creator, the popularity of rock 'n' roll in Latin & South America, the horns on 'Savoy Truffle', yet another rant about the booklet from the 'Magical Mystery Tour' LP, the 2023 'Red' and 'Blue' remixes, general Gen-Z shenanigans, and a new fourth-wall-shattering record for most asides to you, the listener!

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After a bit of a break, Fans On The Run is back! Joining me on today’s show is the author of the new book “Take a Sad Song - The Emotional Currency of 'Hey Jude.'”, James Campion! We talk Warren Zevon, The Rolling Stones, the subconscious, McCartney, and of course the Fab Four and the song of the hour. All that and more, you’re not going to want to miss this!

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It’s Friday, so it can only mean one thing, it’s time for another episode of Fans On The Run!

Joining me today is a longtime music journalist, and author of the ‘Let It Be’ installment of the 33 1/3 series of books, Steve Matteo! We cover a lot of topics including the joys of Graham Nash, the age old fear of the tape recorder not working during an important interview, lavish box sets from John Mayall and King Crimson, a cancelled 2004 DVD release of the ‘Let It Be’ film, the slow collapse of The Beatles and their inner circle, the Shea Stadium concert recording and why it hasn’t been released properly in a long time, potential dream Beatle releases, the pack mentality of the music press, and in a roundabout way, the first ever FoTR call in!

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https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/the-beatles-let-it-be-9780826416346/

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"All good things must come to an end", the second part of the conversation with John Montanga is here! Ethan and John discuss the "Paul is dead" theory, freakbeat, Roy Wood, The Dukes Of Stratosphear, underdeveloped Beatles songs, and the most spectacular pun failure of all time. Note: I was sick at the time of recording, so pardon the extra nasally voice.

Fans On The Run Friday is here once more, with one of the true legend of the world of Beatles books, Bruce Spizer! Do we talk about how he first discovered The Beatles? Do we talk about how he first started writing his books? Do we talk about his new Let It Be book? Am I any good at interviewing people? You’ll have to listen to this very special interview to find out the answers to these questions, and so much more!

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Pardon the week-and-a-day delay, but Fans On The Run is here once more! Joining me today is the Associate Editor at the ‘Octopus’ Garden’ fanzine, and who has contributed to many great Beatle books with her “red pen”, Janet Davis!

We talk about 1970s New York radio, cheap little Beatle books as gateway drugs, the Beatlefest of old compared to the Fest of new, a big rambling rant about the construction of the ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ album jacket, going to Formula 1 races to try and see George, a lot of talk about the band XTC, the literary classification of the big Anthology book, talk of some new exciting upcoming Beatle books!

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In this episode, host Ethan Alexanian sits down with author and co-host of "Talk More Talk: A Solo Beatles Videocast" Kit O'Toole, about the 20 Greatest Hits album, Michael Jackson, the Beatlefest bootleg "room", and the neverending cycle of collecting new releases.

No rest for the wicked, Fans On The Run is back! Joining me as my guest for today is a fan, an author and one of very few outsiders to appear on a Beatle record, Lizzie Bravo! We talk about camping out in the cinema to watch a Beatles film clip over and over, moving to London in February of 1967 because of the fabulous foursome, spending her free time hanging around EMI Studios, being in the audience for the Hendrix concert at the Saville two days after Pepper’s release, her story of how she got to be on the Across The Universe recording, meeting Paul at his house to borrow a tape player, and much more! Much, much more!

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It’s time for another episode of the show that doesn’t stop, Fans On The Run! Joining me today is a veteran of YouTube’s “vinyl community”, Marvin Gee, also known as Beatlevinyl85! We have an absolute vinyl-geek-fest today talking about everything from the social dynamic of the local record store, seeing the Free As A Bird video for the first time, the allure of imports, the absolute anomaly that is “The Beatles In Italy”, holy grails, the perks of being a second generation collector, “The Beatles Vs. The Four Seasons”, Canadian records with alternate mixes, the true stereo version of "Yesterday and Today", and much, much more!

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3-Cwnaiz0jexbUZC9Rki5w

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It is in fact, time for the new episode of Fans On The Run! The show made by, for, and about Beatles fans - and today we lean into fandom as our guest today quite literally "wrote the book" on Beatles fandom. He's the author of "The Beatles and Fandom: Sex, Death and Progressive Nostalgia", Dr. Richard Mills!

Besides sex, death and progressive nostalgia, we talk about "The Grey Album" by Danger Mouse, applying Freudian psychological concepts to The Beatles Monthly, the hopes and fears around A.I., The Beatles in the internet age, a fourth-wall break in the "Free As A Bird" music video, capitalism, electricity, pondering what John Lennon would think of modern Beatles books, and much, much more!

All that and more? You won't wanna miss it!

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Keep up with Richard: https://x.com/runkerry https://www.instagram.com/drrichardmills/

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It’s time for another “fab” episode of Fans On The Run! It is Friday, after all. I’m joined by my co-host over on “When They Was Fab: Electric Arguments About The Beatles”, Ed Chen! (Although, this episode was recorded before I was officially announced as a co-host)

In this episode we talk about the supply and demand of Rutles 8 Track Tapes, the Bee Gees’ Sgt. Pepper “selling gold, and returning platinum”, attractive hype stickers, the origins of the term “Dutch Import” in terms of bootlegs, nefarious laughing, the post Beatlefest ratings boost for the Beatle podcats, the laziness of the 1988 Imagine movie, “My Ding-A-Ling”, a plugging misfire, and three different technical failures that were fixed in the edit! All that and more, you absolutely need to listen!

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On this episode of Fans On The Run, host Ethan Alexanian talks with host of 2Legs: A Paul McCartney Podcast, and co-host of Talk More Talk: A Solo Beatles Videocast Tom Hunyady. They go down Tom’s memory lane of being a Beatles fan, as well as Star Wars, the Palace of Auburn Hills, Ringo’s current musical output, and the decreasing shelf space for Beatles books. A splendid time is guaranteed for all!

We've re-arrived, and to prove it we're here - it's finally time for a new episode of Fans On The Run!

Joining me for the first episode of the new run, is a New Orleans musician, and the co-host of the popular pod "Ranking The Beatles", Jonathan Pretus!

We talk about the "Tomorrow Never Knows" segment of The Compleat Beatles, the curation of vault of Beatle outtakes, the brief coexistence of the UK and US configurations of the catalog on different formats, the good and bad sides of AI generated "new Beatles songs", the eternal wisdom of Mike Love and Donovan, and how John Lennon "blew the load too early" with a track from Beatles For Sale.

All this and more, this is an episode not to be missed!

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It’s time for another far-out, cosmic episode of Fans On The Run! Joining me today is the former co-host of fellow-pod Nothing Is Real, Steven Cockcroft!

In this conversational trip around the astral planes, we talk about the booklet that came with the Magical Mystery Tour album, the good and bad of the Moog synthesizer on Abbey Road, the feeling of retribution when a favourite song becomes very popular, why the White Album should have been three discs, Mark Lewisohn, bending the rules of the “desert-island picks” scenario, the most polite protest song of all time, and the perfect sentiment for the chaotic world we find ourselves in: what would Donovan do?

You will not want to miss this!

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