Mike Ireland of I Am The Avalanche on Faking It, Finding It, and Coming Back to Richmond
Sometimes you have to catch someone at the bar and do the interview. I’ve known Mike Ireland for a while now and we had talked about doing this for months, so after a quick round, we stepped outside and spent five minutes on it. He’d just wrapped another run with I Am...
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