Jun 15, 2026 · 41 min · 16 segments
On this episode, Mark and Miles sit down with Porche La Fiesta — the self-proclaimed “Groupie Whisperer,” memoirist, and founder of an entirely unaccredited series of workshops for aspiring rock ’n’…
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Very, very important.
You
know, it's all about me.
You know, it's
all about the beat, the rhythm.
So music is a big part of your life.
Do you like going to
concerts? I do.
One of my favorite concerts of all time was when we went together with our significant others to the REO Speedwagon concert.
Do you remember that,
Mark? I do.
They just did the whole High Infidelity album from start to finish.
They did Keep on Loving You twice because they knew we would love that.
Who was the opening band? God, I can't remember.
It wasn't the Divinals.
I know that.
I would have remembered that.
I
think it was Elton John.
Yeah, well, he was just coming out of...
He was just coming up from London and thought maybe... you know, they were given a new guy a chance.
That's right.
He appreciated that opportunity.
Do you remember your first concert?
Absolutely.
Very, very important.
You
know, it's all about me.
You know, it's
all about the beat, the rhythm.
So music is a big part of your life.
Do you like going to
concerts? I do.
One of my favorite concerts of all time was when we went together with our significant others to the REO Speedwagon concert.
Do you remember that,
Mark? I do.
They just did the whole High Infidelity album from start to finish.
They did Keep on Loving You twice because they knew we would love that.
Who was the opening band? God, I can't remember.
It wasn't the Divinals.
I know that.
I would have remembered that.
I
think it was Elton John.
Yeah, well, he was just coming out of...
He was just coming up from London and thought maybe... you know, they were given a new guy a chance.
That's right.
He appreciated that opportunity.
Do you remember your first concert?
Absolutely.
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