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Rock fandom with the brakes off.
Another FN Podcast With Izzy Presley is a music-first talk show with the volume turned up and the steering wheel loose. Rock debates, guest interviews, Patreon housekeeping, Las Vegas check-ins, and old-school fandom all collide in one unruly conversation.
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Another FN Podcast With Izzy Presley is a rock-talk show that sounds like it has already been arguing in the parking lot before the microphones came on. It is loose, fast, and driven by fandom. The center of gravity is rock, album-review culture, and the strange economy of records, cruises, tributes, reissues, and road stories. Izzy Presley frequently anchors the show from Las Vegas, moving between solo commentary, guest interviews, ads, Patreon reminders, and whatever music argument is already burning a hole in the room. Mike Dawson appears as co-host when available, and the show makes his returns part of its running texture. The episodes lean heavily into music as lived history. Van Halen is not just a band here; it is school notebooks, logo memory, Sammy versus Dave tension, Record Store Day blowback, Live Without a Net desire, and the stubborn joy of wanting the package anyway. KISS material and Ace Frehley tribute talk sit beside Rush anniversary books and 2112 appreciation. The show also spends real time with working musicians and music people. Steve Brown brings the tribute-band world into view through Always Jovi, Def Leppard references, Las Vegas rock circles, props, bookings, and the difference between imitation and affection. Minnesota Pete Campbell connects the conversation to Pentagram, Axe Dragger, and Ace Frehley tribute territory. Del James and Daniel Bukszpan point the show toward rock writing and memory. Christy Canyon and Aubrey Kate episodes add a more adult-entertainment side lane, framed through the show’s recurring interview format. The pacing is messy in a deliberate way. Short jokes, wrestling-style references, cruise updates, and housekeeping can all arrive before the main subject lands. That is part of the appeal. This is not tidy critic-table music analysis. It is a personality-driven hangout for rock fans who enjoy strong opinions, old references, guest stories, collectible arguments, and the sense that every detour might still end up back at the record.
Made for: For rock and album-review fans who like record talk, guest stories, tribute-band chatter, and strong opinions about legacy acts. Best for listeners comfortable with loose banter and adult-edged entertainment references.
What sets it apart: The show mixes fan-level obsession with working-music-world proximity: cruises, tribute bands, authors, entertainers, collectibles, and reissue arguments all share the same table. Its strength is the collision of personal memory, road access, and restless tangent-driven momentum.
12 years of nonsense, interviews with musicians, comics, actors, other podcasters, radio guys, porn stars and a while lot more. 12 years strong and going nowhere but up with new cohost Mike Dawson from The Adam Carolla Show.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Izzy Presley pairs emphatic classic-rock opinions with musician conversations grounded in songwriting, touring, reunions, and the practical life of familiar catalogs.
Another FN Podcast With Izzy Presley turns hard-rock fandom into candid conversation, with Izzy Presley and Mike Dawson moving easily between musician interviews and opinionated record talk.
Bob Weir's jorts are fair game here; your rock curiosity gets the unbuttoned version.
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Steve Brown lays out the craft, scale, and working reality behind arena-rock tribute bands.
Steve Brown's conversation with Izzy Presley treats tribute bands as a real working trade, not just a nostalgia lane. Brown traces the path from Def Leppard songs that were already in his bloodstream to the discipline of building Always Jovi, with attention to the visible…
Bob Weir's tribute becomes a loose meditation on missed Grateful Dead shows, Jerry Garcia, and the mythology of jorts.
Another FN Podcast With Izzy Presley treats Bob Weir's death less like a formal obituary than a loose, funny inventory of how Dead fandom sticks in memory.
Bryn's return to Flip becomes a candid conversation about missing music long enough to understand its pull again.
Bryn's return to Flip gives this loose, music-first conversation its pulse. He talks through the pull of past bands, the reunion gig at First Avenue, and the time he felt he needed before stepping fully back in.
Bruce Kulik revisits KISS, Animalize, and the shifting ambitions behind Asylum.
Bruce Kulik's KISS years get a relaxed, musician-level look through talk of joining the band, the Animalize tour, and the changing mood around Asylum.
A lively Rush conversation about fan loyalty, Rock Hall irreverence, and the work behind the records.
The Rush episode is strongest when it measures Rock and Roll Hall of Fame recognition against the deeper force of fan devotion. Izzy Presley, Mike Dawson, and Daniel Bukszpan spend time with the band's long fan write-in push for the Hall, then turn Alex Lifeson's "blah, blah,…
Random-year punk criticism with scene memory.
Izzy Presley and co-host Mike Dawson interview author Daniel Buckspan about his book 'Rush & 2112 - 50 Years', exploring the album's creation and Rush's career.
Izzy Presley reviews Cheap Trick's album 'All Washed Up' track by track for the first time.
Izzy Presley introduces a podcast episode featuring an interview with the band Killer Dwarfs and dating tips from porn star Sophia Locke.
Izzy Presley interviews Bruce Kulick, the former KISS guitarist, on the 40th anniversary of the album 'Asylum'.
A drunken listener summit where participants rank and discuss KISS albums Lick It Up, Animalize, and Asylum.
Izzy Presley opens by announcing that Angry Anderson, Rose Tattoo frontman, died at 79, and recalls meeting him through Ronnie Simmons on the Monsters of Rock Cruise.
A solo host reviews the Record Store Day release of Van Halen's 1986 live album from New Haven, reflecting on the band's era with Sammy Hagar.
Izzy Presley introduces a podcast episode featuring Daniel Bukszpan discussing Rush's 2112 album and Christy Canyon giving dating tips from porn stars.
A podcast episode exploring the controversial legacy of former KISS guitarist Vinnie Vincent, questioning whether he is a madman or an evil genius.
Izzy Presley hosts a podcast episode from a Monsters of Rock cruise, teasing interviews and a Rush 2112 book, with chaotic intro banter.
Izzy Presley interviews Del James about his work with Guns N Roses and dating tips from porn star Aubrey Kate.
Izzy Presley uses Another F'n Podcast to run through Record Store Day releases and name the Van Halen title he wants most: Live in New Haven, Connecticut, 1986 on clear vinyl.
Izzy Presley talks with Steve Brown of Trickster and Always Jovi about launching a Bon Jovi tribute that Brown says is built around his voice, original keys, and deep cuts.
Izzy Presley and Mike Dawson connect Bob Weir’s death to Dawson’s Shoreline Amphitheater mushroom story, where a panic in a bathroom stall turns into “Steal your face right off your head.” Dawson also talks about Cruise to the Edge, listing Big Big Train, Marillion, Steve Hackett, Adrian Belew, Symphony X, Haken, and Queensrÿche.
Bryn Arens says Flip is finally recording "Bubble Gum Machine" after five records and years of leaving it off albums.
A podcast host and guest debate the merits of Van Halen's eras with Sammy Hagar versus David Lee Roth, reminiscing about the Monsters of Rock 1988 tour.
Izzy Presley introduces a podcast episode featuring OJ trial expert Tim Mangione and porn star dating tips with Goddess Ayla, with a rant about short attention spans.