Coast to Coast AM with Ian Punnett

[PB]

I wonder if he had taken some medication related to this condition the time he called in to Noory to promote his show and it was all gibberish.

[Morgus]

I wonder if he had taken some medication related to this condition the time he called in to Noory to promote his show and it was all gibberish.

Noory actually brought up that incident with Ian Thursday night - Noory said Ian told him he was just tired and that caused it.

[JUAN]

Hoover

[PB]

Noory actually brought up that incident with Ian Thursday night - Noory said Ian told him he was just tired and that caused it.

Yeah, that's a bunch of Hoover.

[Nucky Nolan]

He had hereditary liver disease. It's sad and shocking news, and there's some consolation that he lived his dream before he left the nightmare. He was one of the best extemporaneous conversationalists in the radio industry. He added a lot to Coast, even the shows about kelp.

[sean92008]

He had hereditary liver disease. It's sad and shocking news, and there's some consolation that he lived his dream before he left the nightmare. He was one of the best extemporaneous conversationalists in the radio industry. He added a lot to Coast, even the shows about kelp.

Amen.

[HorrorReporter]

Been lurking for a while. Ian's death made me come back and post.. Truly sad. He was the connection to the past, to Art. He was the only thing that still keep the show within that boundary of education/entertainment and rationality. Eat the Canadians first. This one hurts more than I thought it would.

[sean92008]

Been lurking for a while. Ian's death made me come back and post.. Truly sad. He was the connection to the past, to Art. He was the only thing that still keep the show within that boundary of education/entertainment and rationality. Eat the Canadians first. This one hurts more than I thought it would.

Mostly agree. I mean it was him and George Knapp and, frankly, George Knapp gets hairs up his ass all the time. I do like Richard Syrett and I think he had the edge to take over Coast over Ian.

Ultimately though, Ian was genuinely first generation Coast to Coast connected.

C2C is amateur hour nowadays. ☹️

[Dateline]

"Please don't eat the Canadians first."  "We need a Canadian to save Coast now that Ian has departed this earth." 

[damon]

Astrology Outlooks / Ian Punnett Tribute

Hosted byGeorge Noory
Guests:
Susan Miller

Wednesday - January 10, 2024
Astrology Outlooks / Ian Punnett Tribute
About the show

First Half: Bestselling author, web publisher, and businesswoman Susan Miller’s achievements and contributions to the field of astrology have made her an authority in her field worldwide. She will discuss all 12 astrological signs - what lies ahead and important dates to look forward to in the coming months.

Second Half: On December 22nd, we lost Ian Punnett at age 63. Tonight, we honor our longtime colleague, friend, and fill-in host with four different show segments that pay tribute to his exceptional intellect, style, and radio talent that defined his integrity in the broadcasting industry. Ian, you will be missed!

[sean92008]

Fill-in? He was a WEEKEND HOST. Part of a rotation, but a weekend host.

sNoory and the team are assholes.

[Morgus]

Fill-in? He was a WEEKEND HOST. Part of a rotation, but a weekend host.

sNoory and the team are assholes.

Not to mention Ian was one of the first c2cam weekend hosts, pre-dating Noory!
Plus when Art Bell returned from one of his quittenings and took over the weekend hosting - Ian was given his own early Saturday night show called "C2C Live" until Art quit again.

[Martinez Moobs]

Not to mention Ian was one of the first c2cam weekend hosts, pre-dating Noory!
Plus when Art Bell returned from one of his quittenings and took over the weekend hosting - Ian was given his own early Saturday night show called "C2C Live" until Art quit again.

That was one of my favorite periods of coast. It was nice having all that content as well as art on weekends when I didn’t have to bother with work the next day.

[damon]

That was one of my favorite periods of coast. It was nice having all that content as well as art on weekends when I didn’t have to bother with work the next day.

I also miss that time period too. It was very good. the golden age of Coast to Coast am.