The LRM Podcast

In this episode, Steve Miller is back in the hot seat alongside Land Rover Monthly editor Martin Domoney to answer a plethora of listeners' questions! From which grease to use and where, to choosing between a Discovery 3 and 4, to how to protect your paint while greenlaning, there's been a big variety of queries flooding into our inbox, and the boys are keen to get your answers!Elsewhere, Martin and Steve build their ideal collection with £250,000 to spend and an empty shed. What would you choose? Let us know on editorial@lrm.co.uk and don't forget to keep your questions coming in.Martin reveals the plan for his 110, and Steve gets all excited about wiring. It's all going on!As always, please do send your feedback, leave a rating or review on your preferred streaming platform and if you want to get in touch send an email to editorial@lrm.co.uk – we love to hear from you. Enjoy the episode.

In the first ever live-recorded episode of The LRM Podcast, Land Rover Monthly's Martin Domoney and Steve Miller take to the infamous Salmon Sofa to chat to a roster of no less than six special guests inside the beer tent of the Billing Off Road Show.Kicking off with the confessions of TV's Jimmy De Ville, the guys chat adventures in the Pyrenees, unwittingly smashing up a Series I and the inspiration behind Jimmy's amazing design and fabrication work that makes overlanding in a Defender 90 doable.Next up is Defender Lexi, a name and face you may well be familiar with from her adventures on Instagram. Lexi talks getting pulled over by the police, her ever-growing collection of project Land Rovers and surviving the mud run at The Billing Off Road show – check out her socials @defender.lexiFinally for the Saturday, Mat Allcroft (aka Fitter Mat) brings with him his unique blend of wit and hatred for certain automotive engineers which you've no doubt seen him display across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok – @matallcroft13 and @fitter.matSunday kicks off with an update from Defender Lexi – she fixes her Defender and then promptly breaks it again on the off-road course, but gets it together just in time to head home.Next onto the sofa, a man whose Defender 110 overlander has previously graced the cover of Land Rover Monthly, Jack Watson, aka @Boris_the_Defender. Jack explains the development of his 110 hard top camper, working with Land Rover-based companies and trying to go on adventures without his dog being sick on him.Zach Sheppard is next to grace the salmony goodness, also known as @scout_the_defender – he gives the lowdown on his very cool 90 that he's modified in a way that's very different to the 110 that he's seen with at events, most often on the Oak Ridge Engineering stand alongside Jack. He also imparts a geeky fact about different metallic black paints as used on Land Rovers...Finally, a YouTuber who's not afraid to show some of the struggles of working on Land Rovers, Dale Reubin joins the boys on the sofa. From inspiring Martin to try and retrim a seat to wresting a headlining, Dale's approach to sharing his DIY adventures is truly refreshing and it was a treat to meet him and get his take on the show and admire his colour co-ordinated trousers. Check out his work on YouTube and Instagram @DaleReubinThanks to everyone who came along to watch The LRM Podcast, and a special thank you to our special guests – we had an amazing weekend, and we hope you did too.As always, please do leave a little rating or review on your preferred streaming platform, and send any questions or feedback to editorial@lrm,co,uk – enjoy the episode.

In this episode of The LRM Podcast, Land Rover Monthly editor Martin Domoney sits down for a chat with Chris Turner from 4x4 Tyres to talk all things wheels.The pair delve into the history of wheel upgrades for Land Rovers including old favourites such as modular steels and white 8-spokes, and discuss what's come and gone as trends develop and go by the wayside over the decades.Chris explains how wheel sizes and offsets can have a huge effect on your Land Rover's looks and handling, and how these elements can change the vehicle's behaviour on and off-road.He imparts loads more wheel knowledge, including looking at how weight can be a big contributing factor to acceleration and fuel economy, and goes into the reasons for choosing steel wheels over alloy wheels and vice versa.As always, please do send your questions and feedback to editorial@lrm.co.uk – and leaving a rating or review really does help, so if you can spare a moment to do so we'd really appreciate it, Enjoy the episode!

In this episode of The LRM Podcast, editor Martin Domoney sits down with Dave Dineen, Director of Specialist Sales at Micheldever Tyre Services to chat about all things Land Rover tyres – coinciding with the August issue of Land Rover Monthly magazine hitting the shelves which includes an essential guide to wheels and tyres.Martin quizzes Dave on the history of tyres, how the market has changed for Land Rover tyres and what the future holds. What's the difference between a cross-ply and a radial? How does width affect off-road ability? All this and more in this informative chat.Please don't forget to send any questions you may have to editorial@lrm.co.uk, and feel free to leave a rating or review – we really do appreciate it. Enjoy the episode.

First of all, apologies for the background and wind noise on this one – as the title suggests, we're in Yorkshire on the side of a hill at the time of recording rather than on the salmon sofa.In this episode, Martin Domoney and Neil Watterson are teeing up for a day's greenlaning in North Yorkshire with Steve Miller, and who better to impart some valuable knowledge on the subject than Neil, a man who has driven more greenlanes than most people have had hot dinners.As well as the greenlaning chat, Feature of the Week and Product of the Week star, and of course we welcome your comments, questions and feedback – editorial@lrm.co.uk.Enjoy the episode.

In this week's episode, LRM Editor Martin Domoney and Publisher Steve Miller discuss their top "get you home" bodges, and how simple it can be to revive Land Rovers that have been languishing off the road for years.Steve busts out something rather special – the first ever issue of Land Rover Monthly, and the boys take a flick through to see what's changed in nearly 30 years of the magazine. A lot has, of course, but a few surprises remain the same.Jumping back into the present day, Feature of the Week and Product of the Week make an appearance, and the guys ask you for questions – drop us an email on editorial@lrm.co.uk – we love to hear your feedback and queries. Enjoy the episode!

In this week's episode, LRM's Martin Domoney and Steve Miller discuss the virtues of automatic versus manual gearboxes, both on and off-road. Steve's Defender 90 passes its MOT – if you have a facelift Discovery 2 for sale, he's all ears.In other news, Martin puts an order in for a Heritage certificate for his One Ten, and the pair debate how the British Motor Museum's archive works. Are carrier pigeons and dust involved? We must know.Martin tells a Land Rover joke with the most terrible comedic timing of any joke told ever – got any good Land Rover-based jokes yourself? Tell us – editorial@lrm.co.ukFeature of the Week and Product of the Week of course star, and the boys read out listeners' feedback as they start the second year of The LRM Podcast.As always, please don't be shy – send over your questions and feedback to editorial@lrm.co.uk or comment on our socials. Enjoy the episode!

Do not adjust your sets – The LRM Podcast has a new jingle! To celebrate a year of The LRM Podcast, we went all-out and got a special jingle made just for us, by the Gunslingers – the same band that rocked the house on Saturday night at LRM Live the weekend just gone.Talking of, Martin and Steve give their thoughts on the LRM Live event – it was absolutely brilliant to see so many of you there, and we're excited to see how we can make the event even bigger and better for next year!We also celebrate a brand-new issue of Land Rover Monthly hitting the shelves, including the return of Feature of the Week and Product of the Week. As always we love your comments and questions, so be sure to fire them over to editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy the episode!

In this week's episode, LRM's Steve Miller and Alice Sumner-Andrews join forces to tell you all about why you won't want to miss LRM Live, which is on this weekend at the Three Counties Showground at Malvern in Worcestershire.It's going to be a non-stop weekend of Land Rover goodness with the Land Rover Monthly team, the Dunsfold Collection, tons of top traders selling everything you could ever want for your Land Rover, autojumble, a great family-friendly dog show, beer tent, live entertainment and loads more! Run by enthusiasts for enthusiasts, it's the one Land Rover event of the year you won't want to miss.Steve is joined by Alice to answer the latest crop of listeners' questions, and Steve gets excited about busting out his camping trailer for the first time this year.As always, your feedback and ratings are always welcome – and don't forget to send your questions over to editorial@lrm,co.uk – see you at the weekend!

In this week's episode it's a return to normality as LRM's Steve Miller joins editor Martin Domoney for a good old catch up on what they've been up to on and with their Land Rovers.There's an exciting update on the relationship advice that the pair gave a couple of episodes ago – a point of view from the other side of the relationship. Martin and Steve share their other halves' points of view on Land Rovers and how their view of the world of Land Rovers has changed.The boys answer a listener's question on how to best prepare a Discovery 1 for light off-roading, and point out some of the less essential 'upgrades' that seem the norm now.Martin expresses a desire to buy a Land Rover from a dealership, and Steve recounts his experience of using a car supermarket – not something he is keen to repeat.As always, please feel free to leave a review or rating on your preferred streaming service, and send your questions to editorial@lrm.co,uk – enjoy the episode.

In this very special episode, Land Rover Monthly editor Martin Domoney grabs half an hour with Mike Sampson – the man responsible for designing the Discovery 1 and later on, Range Rover Sport.Mike gives a fantastic insight into how the distinctive Discovery shape came about, and why it was so important to get it right from the very outset, despite a very tight schedule and incredibly limited budget. Ever wondered how the distinctive steel wheel design came from? You can thank Mike for that.He walks us through his time on the Range Rover Sport project, and gives his opinion on the very latest crop of Land Rovers. Huge thanks to Mike for giving up some of his time for us to record this Podcast.As always, many thanks for listening and please do leave us a review or rating on your preferred streaming platform – and send your questions or feedback to editorial@lrm.co.uk. Enjoy the episode.

In this very special episode of The LRM Podcast, Land Rover Monthly editor Martin Domoney is joined by Car S.O.S hosts Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend on the set of a photoshoot for the very latest issue of Land Rover Monthly magazine, which goes on sale today.The pair of TV stars share backstage knowledge on building the show, their biggest challenges on this particular project and the excitement around the first-generation Discovery.Be sure to check out the June issue of Land Rover Monthly, where you can get the full story on the Discovery project, and be sure to check out the episode of Car S.O.S that aired on the 10th of April 2025 on National Geographic.As always, your ratings, reviews and feedback are appreciated – editorial@lrm,co.uk. Enjoy the episode.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve give their tips on how to tell a Series I, II and III apart in response to a podcast listener and budding Land Rover owner's question.There's project updates from both the guys – including Martin's rotten radiator and Steve's unfortunate rivnut mishap. The pair share their experiences of the recent Newbury Autojumble and discuss the bargains they picked up for their various Land Rovers.Feature of the week and Product of the week star, and Martin gets all excited about buying a set of skates. No, not that kind...Thanks as always to Adrian Flux Insurance for sponsoring The LRM Podcast – please do drop us a rating or review on your favourite streaming platform, and send your questions to editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy the podcast.

In this episode, Land Rover Monthly's Martin Domoney and Steve Miller are on the road again – and this time they're in Oxfordshire to see Eddie Priscott at AllMakes and Terrafirma.He talks about how his obsession with off-road driving first started with Jeeps, and how that affliction still sticks with him today. From his time running an independent off-road preparation specialist, Frogs Island 4x4, to developing off-road parts and testing them in winch challenge events to finally heading up Terrafirma – a brand synonymous with Land Rovers.We take a trip down memory lane to the golden era of off-roading, and Eddie answers a couple of listeners' questions – including why the Range Rover L405 is the latest bargain of the range. He also answers that burning question – just which way around do the washers go on rear shock absorbers?As always we welcome your questions and feedback – drop us a line at editorial@lrm.co.uk – and please do leave a rating or review on your preferred streaming platform. Enjoy the episode.

In this episode, LRM's Martin Domoney and Steve Miller sit down for an hour of chat with Alistair and Duncan from Richards Chassis.Whilst on a mission to collect the bulkhead for Steve's 1984 Ninety project, the boys grab the opportunity to chat to the minds behind the magic of building brand-new chassis' for Land Rovers, the mainframe – literally and figuratively – of many a Land Rover rebuild or restoration.Richards Chassis' Alistair and Duncan talk through how the business started, where it's heading now and the dos and don'ts of restoring original Series One chassis' rather than replacing them for a new unit – no matter how rotten they are.Steve manages to shoehorn in a bit of old British classic car talk, and the guys discuss how Land Rover restoration has evolved over the years, and how it's looking stronger than ever.Apologies for the audio in this episode – it was recorded in a workshop on a normal working day. As always your questions and feedback are welcome – email editorial@lrm.co.ukEnjoy the episode.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are lured in by a classified advert for a Vesuvius Orange Range Rover Sport sent in by a listener.They answer a plethora of listener's questions, including how an enthusiast can get his girlfriend on board with Land Rover ownership, and try to find out which tyres get the job done off road without bursting your eardrums on tarmac.Elsewhere, there's a new issue of Land Rover Monthly on sale, and the boys give a preview of what's in store for the new edition of the magazine.Both Martin and Steve have had some bad news with their vehciles' cooling systems this week, but one is likely to be a more expensive fix than the other...As always, your ratings, reviews and feedback are always appreciated. And please send in your questions and comments to editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy the Podcast. And tell your friends!

In this week's episode, Martin reports back from the Defender OCTA, Steve stares at a Triumph Stag through a window and the guys answer a plethora of listeners' questions.Martin kicks off by giving a first glimpse into the driving experience of the new Defender OCTA, both on and off-road, ahead of the full review in Land Rover Monthly magazine.The pair chat about the recent LRM Autojumble at Ripon, and explain why one visitor had a bone to pick...There's a whole host of listeners' questions in this episode, including helping a listener decide on their first Land Rover – a Discovery 1 or a Discovery 2 – and how to bleed Series III twin-leading-shoe drum brakes.Product of the Week and Feature of the Week of course star, and there's a preview of LRM Live in May.As always, please leave a little review or rating on your preferred streaming service, and don't forget to send your feedback and questions to editorial@lrm,co.uk. Enjoy the episode.

In this week's episode, Land Rover Monthly editor Martin Domoney sits down with Dan Dew, owner of Land Rover exhaust manufacturer Demand Engineering.We get an insight into how a general Land Rover and repair business filtered down to an exhaust manufacturer, and finally down to a dedicated company that just makes exhausts for Land Rovers, and how that has grown into the fantastic business it is today.Dan tells us all about the latest project he didn't need, and how he's planning to use it to take himself, his family and business on as many adventures and to as many Land Rover events as he can this year. There's also a look into Dan's other vehicles, including his Discovery 2 commercial, Range Rover TDV8 and 90, 110 and 130.He talks about how internet forums forged friendships and helped out with projects, including becoming good mates with long-term LRM contributor Trevor Cuthbert. There's chat about the ideas and plans he had for making a Defender 130 into a horse field poo-picking tool, and how his custom three-way tipper made it onto the cover of the magazine.Dan recalls his forays into tuning 300Tdi engines, and the importance of exhaust gas temperatures when towing for long periods of time – and how not to turn your cylinder head into a banana.As always, please do leave us a rating or review, and send your feedback and questions to editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy the episode.

In this episode, Steve Miller gives us an update on his Ninety rebuild – it's a wiring-based predicament, and he's in for spending some more money as well as painting an awful lot of parts.The pair discuss the cost of having a Land Rover resprayed – if you've had yours done, please shed some light on the subject to editorial@lrm.co.uk.Feature of the week is fresh off the cover of the current issue of Land Rover Monthly, and there's a Product of the Week that will no doubt bring back memories from the Scalextric fanatics among us.There's also a heads-up about an event you might be keen for – the Campervan Campout with loads to see and do including DJ Sara Cox, 90s and 2000s dance music, foraging workshops and loads more. And because we're so good to you, our listeners are offered a whopping 50% off day tickets with discount code LRM50 – head to outandaboutlive.co.uk to get your tickets.Martin reveals a new project Land Rover, and the pair declare their love for early Range Rover Sports... would you own one? As always, a rating or review is hugely appreciated, and don't forget to send any feedback or questions to editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy the podcast.

In this episode of The LRM Podcast, Martin Domoney and Steve Miller are joined by Land Rover Monthly contributor, Greg King.Greg talks about his current series of features in Land Rover Monthly, in which he travels up and down the country visiting all manner of companies and businesses synonymous with the Land Rover universe.He explains how he managed to get his job at Land Rover and gives an insight into his fascinating career developing a plethora of special projects during the years he was there, including NAS, 50th Anniversary, 2-millionth Land Rover Defender and the run-out Autobiography, Heritage and Adventure models, followed by the 70th Anniversary Works V8s.The trio agree on the need to get out and use Land Rovers for how they were intended, and Greg enthuses about some customers of a local firm that go greenlaning in very early Series Is.An owner of a number of very cool and special Land Rovers over the years, Greg explains how he came to own an old family Defender 90, and the work it needed to bring it back up to scratch, He also debates the fine line between a Land Rover being usable and a collectable...Greg also explains his involvement in the Revs Restore project, and why getting together with mates to tinker with Land Rovers and go out and about is so important. He also gives some sage advice to a listener who's facing a 700-mile trip to pick up a 110.Check out Greg's Instagram and YouTube channels @myprimergrey90 – and enjoy the podcast.

In this week's episode, Steve Miller sits down with former Land Rover Monthly magazine editor Patrick Cruywagen to hear his stories of how he made his way to the helm of LRM.From cooking everyone lunch on a Friday on one of his famous braais, to making early-on mistakes on social media, to the South African way of doing things, Patrick shares some never-heard-before stories of his history with magazines, buying his first Land Rover in the UK and which upgrades he chose for his first Tdi-powered 110.Pat explains his exploits buying a crispy Disco 2, and the process of importing his beloved "Green Mamba" Defender 110 2.8i petrol from South Africa – to the detriment of Steve's Discovery 1's head gasket.He recalls his time covering the G4 Challenge, following the athletes and immersing himself in the adventure spirit, and travelling to Moscow to get a feature on a Series Land Rover that went somewhat awry. Then there was the time he had a serious Land Rover crash while in the army...Please give LRM a follow on YouTube and on our Socials, and leave a rating on your preferred streaming service – we really do appreciate it. Enjoy the episode.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are back from the first LRM Autojumble of the year – Malvern. It was a cracking day of buying, selling and looking at loads of lovely Land Rovers. Did you miss it? Don't worry, Ripon and Newbury are just around the corner so be sure to get to one of those.Steve has an update on his Ninety's tub, and an update on the level of workmanship that he's going for on his rebuild project – he's shooting for the stars so stay tuned for updates on the Podcast and in Land Rover Monthly magazine and YouTube.Martin imparts some tech tips that he's picked up over the years, and Steve explains why paper price tags aren't ideal for labelling wiring. The Malvern Autojumble was also the first long run out for Martin's Series III... did it make it there and back okay?The pair also discuss when it's time to pull the plug on a loyal old Land Rover – is it always "better the devil you know" or is there a specific point where you should cut your losses?

In this week's episode, Martin Domoney is joined by friend and colleague Neil Watterson from Land Rover Owner and Land Rover Life magazines.Neil lets us in on off-road motorsport's best-kept secret, and why you should get involved in one of the numerous navigational events that the British Army Motorsport Association holds up and down the UK.The pair talk the sad end of Land Rover Owner International, and share stories from their time on the magazine and the project vehicles that they worked on and went on adventures in.Neil tells us about his Land Rover escapades over the years, including driving an old ambulance to Spain, and the backstory of Martin's Freelander 2 is revealed, Neil also recounts the time his Series IIA fell off a log bridge, which was down to a number of factors (not just his spotter).Feature of the Week and Product of the Week of course star, and there's loads of other great chat for your enteratainment – enjoy the podcast!

In this week's episode, Steve puts his hand in his pocket for a new bulkhead for his Ninety project, and debates the virtues of E-coated and galvanised finishes. Martin and Steve answer a trio of listeners' questions on a variety of subjects, and check out some new YouTube channels as recommended by Land Rover Monthly readers and listeners.Martin tries his best to guess a set of tyres from a side-on photo, and tries to help a listener on his quest to fix his Discovery 3. Meanwhile, Steve recalls a recent failure on his Defender 90, and highlights a common issue on the 'square' models of Land Rover.The pair discuss old satnav systems, dabble in antiquated road networks and debate whether modern integration systems are worth it on older Land Rover models. There's also chat about which sockets are best for dealing with rounded-off fixings, and a sneak peek at the latest issue of Land Rover Monthly magazine.Please do leave us a rating or review on your preferred listening platform, and if you have a question for the guys, send it over to editoral@lrm.co.uk – they love to answer them.

In this week's episode, Steve and Martin are at IRB Developments in the Midlands, having a chat with owner Ian Baughan.It's a trip down memory lane for the boys as they discuss Land Rovers in motorsport, the tuning scene in the mid-2000s and the World's Fastest Land Rover feature in Land Rover Monthly back in 2007.The trio talks tool brands, diagnostic gear, the LRM workshop section and Ian's getting into ECU tuning which has led to a number of Land Rover Monthly cover cars that have come from IRB Developments' workshop.Ian reveals his love for the TDCi engine and lack of interest in BMW engine conversions, and his top tips for modernising Series Land Rovers.There's also a glimpse into Ian's collection, including his very special 1962 Forward Control – chassis number 1 – and how he came to own it, as well as Richard Hammond's Land Rover meet-up at The Smallest Cog.We love to get your questions and feedback – drop us an email on editorial@lrm.co.uk and please leave a rating on your preferred streaming platform, Enjoy the episode!

In this week's episode of The LRM Podcast, Martin Domoney and Steve Miller get into the nitty-gritty of replacement interior parts and body panels – are good secondhand pieces the way forward, and can we expect to see reproduced trims and other bits for Discoverys and Range Rovers to the same level as Series and Defenders?Steve has found a way to use his Terrafirma tracker as a way to guide his stricken wife home in the midst of a flooded UK countryside, and the boys acknowledge "that" greenlaning video that's flooded social media recently.Martin and Steve discuss all you need to replace and chassis or bulkhead, and Feature of the Week and Product of the Week of course star.Got feedback, or a question for the Podcast? Drop the guys an email – editorial@lrm.co.uk

In this week's episode of The LRM Podcast, Martin and Steve discuss the most criminally over- and underrated Land Rovers ever built. Do Defenders deserve their halo status? Are Forward Controls actually any good?They answer a trio of Listeners' Questions including sharing their best Land Rover memories, and report feedback on the 'If you couldn't own a Land Rover, what would you own' quandary.There's an insight into the latest issue of Land Rover Monthly, with Feature of the Week and Product of the Week starring of course.Martin's Series III is finished, and the pair start a plan of attack on Steve's long-term Ninety project – keep an eye on the magazine and YouTube channel for updates.In the meantime, please leave a rating or review if you can, and enjoy the episode!

Happy New Year! Grab your calendar and a cup of something hot, settle down and get ready for Martin and Steve to plan your perfect 2025.But first, the pair answer a couple of listener's questions – when is a classic Range Rover too far gone, and are coil or air springs best? Martin reflects on a previous project.Steve gives an insight into the costs and logistics of running an event, and Martin has an epiphany on the names of storms.There's a sneak peek at the new issue of Land Rover Monthly, and talk of a live Podcast recording. Would you like to see it?As always, all feedback, reviews and ratings are much appreciated – editorial@lrm.co.ukHappy New Year!

In this week's very special festive episode, it's Christmas day! Martin and Steve have got plenty of recommendations for Land Rover-related goodness to keep you entertained over the festive period for those afternoons when you're so full of cheese and chocolate that you can't even think about doing anything else.The pair discuss what vehicles they would choose if (God forbid) Land Rovers weren't an option, and go through some of their favourite YouTube channels. Steve gives a behind-the-scenes look into how car-based TV programs are made, and talks about one that's only recently hit the small screen.Feature of the Week and Product of the Week star, and the Yorkshire pudding debate continues.We'd like to wish everyone who listens, reads and watches Land Rover Monthly a very Merry Christmas, and thank The LRM Podcast sponsors Adrian Flux Insurance and all our listeners for your continued support. Have a good one!

In this week's episode, Steve and Martin take a look at some of the best and worst Land Rover-themed gifts you may be excited (or less excited) to receive this Christmas. Stuck for what to get the Land Rover lover in your life? Take some inspiration as the boys journey through Land Rover books, models, toys, T-shirts and hats.Martin shares his secrets on tracking down die-cast Land Rovers in various shops, and Steve drops not-so-subtle hints about wanting a true scale radio-controlled Land Rover.The pair discuss ways of getting kids into the wonderful world of Land Rovers, and the ins and outs of buying or building a Toylander.Of course, one of the finest Land Rover gifts available is tickets to our excellent two-day event, LRM Live, in May. Head to landrovermonthly.co.uk to get yours!Product of the Week and Feature of the Week star, and there's chat about Yorkshire puddings.Got a comment, question, rating or review? Give us a shout – editorial@lrm.co.uk. Enjoy the podcast.

In this episode, Martin is joined by Land Rover Monthly's longest-serving contributor, Alisdair Cusick.Alisdair explains how he got into photographing Land Rovers for a living, and shares some of the highs and lows of his career including filling a classic Range Rover with muddy water.He gives up some trade secrets on how you can take the very best photos of your Land Rover for the Your Pictures pages of Land Rover Monthly, and reminisces on buying his own soft-dash Range Rover and restoring his beautifully-patina'd Series One.Alisdair also weighs in on how to present Tech articles, and how a little bit of extra work can make a huge difference to the overall finish to the Land Rover.As always – please do rate/review/subscribe. It really helps and we hope you continue to enjoy listening to the LRM Podcast as much as we enjoy making it.Any feedback and questions are also welcomed and appreciated – editorial@lrm.co.uk

In this episode, Martin and Steve look back on a day (mostly) well-spent working on Martin's Series III. Keep an eye on the YouTube channel and the magazine for a full explanation of how fitting aftermarket parts with other aftermarket parts can cause more of a headache than it's worth.There's chat about reliability – is JLR really worried about how long their products last between breakdowns? Buying habits have changed, and are those people walking into Land Rover dealers really considering any other brand?The boys share their take on controversial the Jaguar re-brand, Martin specs up his dream Freelander 2 camping set-up and the guys answer a trio of listeners' questions.As always, a rating and review is always appreciated, and please send any feedback and questions to editorial@lrm.co.uk. Enjoy the podcast.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve get stuck in to answering a plethora of listeners' questions, including how to find out how rare a Freelander is, which is the best non-Land Rover engine to ever grace a Land Rover's engine bay, and there's yet more feedback on which food to eat first.There's also chat about the best Land Rover days out in the UK, and how to get your pride and joy ready to take on the colder months, and the shockingly lax attitude to maintenance from the general motoring public.You can also enjoy a sneak peek into next month's issue of Land Rover Monthly, and Martin still won't shut up about Range Rover L322s.Enjoy the podcast and please don't forget to leave a rating or review – we'd really appreciate it. Feedback and questions: editorial@lrm.co,uk

In this week's episode, join Martin and Steve for not quite an hour of Land Rover chat, kicking off with a listener's question about how to best paint his Series IIA.There's feedback on the great Meal Deal Debate, and a listener digs out a relic of an LRM T-shirt from days of yore. Should we bring back proper LRM merch?Steve's fresh back from his holidays, which sparks a trip down memory lane for seeing Land Rovers in warmer climes. Are we all as bad as each other for spotting Land Rovers while out and about?Product of the Week and Feature of the Week are back, and Martin posts a new video to the LRM YouTube Channel.Finally, Steve has an exciting announcement about next year's Malvern Spares Day, so keep your ears open and get those tickets booked!As always, ratings, shares, reviews and feedback are always welcome. Get in touch: editorial@lrm.co.uk

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve kick off by answering a listener's question about a recently purchased Series I – is it a respray job, or can the paint be saved? Should the restorer rebuild the gearbox himself, or is it a specialist job? Where can he get a new canvas top from?The boys talk the modifications that make them cringe, and discuss wheel cross-contamination between models works the best. Evoque rims on a Freelander? New Defender steel wheels on a Range Rover? What do you think?There's chat about the Dakar conversions from days of yore, the right wheelbase for truck cab conversions and the optimal suspension lift height.How can you save money on your insurance premiums? By being honest about modifications for a start – and the smallest things still count as mods. Being in the enthusiast sector can help more than you think...There's a new issue of Land Rover Monthly out, and it's a bit of a Discovery special, including a very smart upgraded Disco 2 and a D3 that's knocking on the door of a million miles! Not only that, you can win a radio controlled Series II from Boom Racing, so be sure to get your copy today.Got feedback, or a question or query? Email editorial@lrm.co.uk – we'd love to hear from you.

This week, Martin Domoney and Steve Miller are joined by Land Rover Monthly's Market Expert and columnist, Tom Barnard.A listener's question is answered – what is the best Land Rover investment with £10,000? Everyone has a different opinion, helpfully.Tom talks car buying and selling at auction, and the three pore over the latest catalogue from a local Classic sale.The trio touch on the important and highly political topic of Meal Deals – how do you eat yours?If you've got a question you'd like the boys to answer, fire it over to editorial@lrm.co.uk, and as always, any feedback or ratings are much appreciated. Enjoy the podcast.

In this week's episode, Oak Ridge Engineering's Chris McCormack joins Martin and Steve for an hour of Land Rover chat. In an unprecedented turn of events, Chris turns from interviewee to interviewer, talks the boys through his process of buying and building his Defender 110 that appeared on the cover of Land Rover Monthly, and why setting realistic budgets and deadlines is important!Chris reveals his penchant for Corris grey, declares his love for his Discovery 4, chucks in his two penn'orth on influencers and gives some background on what it's like to start and run an independent business in the Land Rover scene,There's chat about Land Rover events, and a first announcement about LRM Live 2025. Enjoy!

In this episode of The LRM Podcast, Martin and Steve travel to the hills of Shropshire to visit a name synonymous with Land Rover parts and a long-term supporter of Land Rover Monthly, Britpart.The boys sit down with Managing Director, Paul Myers, to talk upcoming classics, motorsport, New Defender, leaky Discovery sunroofs and the fluctuation and changes in trends through the Land Rover scene, including Britpart's own fleet of Land Rovers.Among other topics, we get an exclusive insight into which models are on the up in enthusiast circles, which mods are best for which disciplines and how different sized wheels make a huge difference to the way Land Rovers drive.Product of the Week and Feature of the Week feature. Got a question or some feedback? Drop us an email – editorial@lrm.co.uk

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are joined by Land Rover Monthly magazine's Technical Editor, Ed Evans.The trio chat about Torque Back, early Freelanders and the history of the Tech Section. They also answer listener's questions, including what elements would go into their perfect Defender builds – and Ed's answer surprises the boys.Wheels and tyres pop up in conversation again – wide steelies or Sawtooth alloys? Steve insults Martin's hair (ironic, given how receding and grey his is) and Ed waxes lyrical about his Range Rover Sport.Feature of the week and Product of the week make an appearance, and the boys' imaginations run wild with kitchen design ideas. Enjoy the podcast.

In this very special episode, Martin Domoney sits down with Jimmy de Ville off-of the telly to talk about all things Land Rover.Jimmy shares how he first got hooked on a Series III in the Falklands, his adventures (and misadventures) in tired Snatch Land Rovers when on tour in the military in Iraq and Afghanistan, and how spannering on all sorts of mechanical stuff shaped how his career and hobbies look today.We get a behind-the-scenes peek at the infamous slammed Series IIA from Goblin Works Garage, and Jimmy shares his views on Series vs. Defenders for daily use.The pair geek out over radio-controlled models, compare new and old-school technology and Jimmy reports on his recent adventures in Spain in his latest project.As always, send your questions and feedback on to editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy the Podcast.

In this week's episode, the Martin and Steve report back from JLR Classic Works, and Steve gets all misty-eyed over all sorts of Jaguars, for some reason.Martin debates the virtues of a galvanised-chassis Defender 200Tdi vs. £5000 Range Rover L322, and has an update on his poorly turbocharger.The boys also discuss car and van sizes, the do's and don'ts of driving through water, and why AI cannot be trusted to give advice on not hydraulicing your engine.Of course Product of the Week and Feature of the Week also star, and don't forget to send your questions and feedback to editorial@lrm.co.uk. We hope you enjoy the podcast.

In this episode, Martin and Steve kick off with a hotly-contested Listener's Question on exhausts – is louder better?Steve makes a shocking revelation on Land Rover Monthly magazines of old, and the pair argue about whether they are "influencers" or not.The guys also prepare for the three LRM Spares Days in October, and explain that there are more reasons to make it to one than just for vehicle parts. Martin shares a top tip on how to roll wheels along, and Product of the Week and Feature of the Week make an appearance.Got a comment or question? Send the boys an email – editorial@lrm.co.uk

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve chat about the latest issue of Land Rover Monthly, and what you can expect from this month's edition of the magazine – it's one you won't want to miss.They recall their visits to Tomcat Motorsport's new premises and the "LRO" show at Belvior Castle, including Martin's highly successful shopping trip. Product of the Week returns with a double product special (to make up for forgetting last week) and Steve gives a steering wheel review.There's chat about the last ever Adventure Overland Show – and the very special event happening at it – and there's a follow-up from a listener's question. The guys also recall the worst bodges they've ever come across on Land Rovers, talk their favourite campfire meals and reminisce about how they got into Land Rover magazines.If you've got any feedback or questions for the guys, drop them an email – editorial@lrm.co.uk

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve discuss the rollercoaster ride that is pulling a Land Rover to bits and putting it back together in just 48 hours, and how small stumbling blocks can throw big spanners in the works.There's a brace of listener's questions about buying a 90 vs a 110 and whether to build an overland truck from a blank canvas or buy one already done, and another Land Rover fan asks for advice on their buyer's remorse over a rusty Discovery 1.The boys also chat about the coming week's adventures, and plan their top trips for the next year. It's all here! Drop your questions to editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy.

In this week's episode, Martin's been to the auction, Steve hurts his back and the pair discuss timing chain failures for a US listener.The boys also debate the most reliable Range Rover in the world, and (unrelated) Martin's ambition to use a P38 for a 1990s-inspired Instagram account. Plus – how long have you owned your Land Rover?Also on the agenda is the many different types of Land Rover meets, and how getting involved with a club or group is easier now than ever.Feature of the Week and Product of the Week also star, from the current issue of Land Rover Monthly, and the guys chat about a cracking rustproofing guide in the magazine.Many thanks to the sponsors of this week's LRM Podcast, Adrian Flux Insurance.

In this week's episode, Martin gears up to go to his local auction, Steve goes down memory lane over a V8 Lightweight and the pair discuss the ever-growing dimensions of new Land Rovers.There's hot debate about parking etiquette, and the boys wonder if there's room in the world for the good old high-street car accessory shop or motor factors any more.A listener's question is answered (sort of) – what do you think the best Land Rover is for £5,000? Steve recounts his recent holiday including a Scottish lunch and Martin gets ready to pull his Series III to bits. It's all go, go, go on the UK's biggest Land Rover podcast. Got a question or comment? Drop the boys an email on editorial@lrm.co.uk. Cheers!

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve answer a listener's query about setting up their first tool kit for working on their Land Rover, and discuss which jobs you should (and shouldn't) tackle when just starting out.The guys chat about Land Rover meets up and down the country, and discuss the lesser-known Land Rovers of their favourite big and small-screen films – and Martin shares an 'interesting' fact about the James Bond Defenders.The pair search for the answer of just how the Americans make any Land Rover model look just so cool. Maybe it's the scenery, or maybe they know something we don't? There's also chat about obsolete parts, and whether the shortage will start to affect older Land Rovers more in the future. What do you think? editorial@lrm.co.uk. Enjoy the podcast.

This week's episode coincides with a brand-new issue of Land Rover Monthly going on sale, and you dear listener get a sneaky peek into the pages of the October edition of the magazine.Martin pops his Series One cherry on a team trundle out to the Peak District, and fails to impress Steve by waxing lyrical about the very latest off-road systems that he tried out on a driving day at Eastnor Castle.The guys also answer such burning questions as 'is a Morgan recyclable', and Steve lays down the law on how far you can go with a restomod before removing too much of a Land Rover's character.There's chat about a rare retro challenge truck sighting out in the wild, and the pair debate which era and vehicles represent the most iconic years of off-road competition, where in the country is best for spotting Land Rovers, and the astronomical price of ice-creams.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve answer more listeners' questions, including the ins and outs of temporary garages, towing a military trailer with a Freelander, and which is the best first Land Rover for an enthusiastic new driver.They also tease at the cover star of the next issue of Land Rover Monthly magazine, discuss whether the Range Rover P38 could be the next big thing, and share stories of when a simple trip to the recycling centre can end up anything but – if you go in your Land Rover.Product of the Week and Feature of the Week also star, and the guys get some feedback from a listener whose pair of Land Rovers are called Leanne and Lorraine. Enjoy the podcast, and please do share it about with your friends and leave us a rating on your preferred streaming platform – it really does help. Cheers!

In this week's episode, Land Rover Monthly's Martin and Steve answer a listener's question regarding which era of Defender to choose for his first Land Rover. Martin shares a tale of his driving instructor's wary approach to Land Rovers, and Steve remembers what got him into the Green Oval in the first place – an old logging truck called AlCraig.The pair look at how trends in the Land Rover scene have come and gone over the years, and wonder if it's time to return the mighty RTI twist-off ramp to Land Rover shows. There's also an introduction into the wonderful world of trialling, and why trails competitions should be growing in size rather than declining.There's also the ever-popular Feature of the Week and Product of the Week to give you a taste of what's in this month's Land Rover Monthly magazine, and as always, if you have questions, feel free to send them to editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy!

In this week's episode of The LRM Podcast, a listener's question is answered, and the boys realise that in fact most questions can be answered simply by saying 'more Land Rovers'.Martin has an update on his poorly Freelander 2, Steve has a load of wood delivered, and after inadvertently forgetting about them on the last podcast, Product of the Week and Feature of the Week make a return.There's also lighthearted chat about hurting yourself while working on Land Rovers, and Steve tells a story about getting agonising cramp while driving a Series One – while sat next to Mr Land Rover himself. And did you know you can eat the skin on a kiwi fruit? Editorial@lrm.co.uk.