Whiskey, Watches and Wheels

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts share personal updates, discuss the recent weather changes, and dive into boat projects. They also check in on their wristwatches and drinks before transitioning to a discussion about Nissan's financial struggles and market position. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the evolution of trucks, focusing on their features, fuel efficiency, and market positioning. They highlight Nissan's struggles in the automotive industry, Toyota's plans to enter the small truck market, and the innovative concept of the Slate truck. The discussion also touches on consumer preferences, the decline in interest in driving, and the rising costs of entry-level vehicles, emphasizing the need for more customizable and affordable options in the market. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the rising costs of cars, the impact of market changes on affordability, and the confusion surrounding Toyota's current market strategy. They delve into the decline of driving as a passion, Porsche's struggles in a changing market, and the challenges faced by sports cars in the EV era. The discussion also touches on BMW's new M2 design and its target audience. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to cars, particularly focusing on the Raptor experience, preferences for electric vehicles, customization of the Cybertruck, and the future of electric vehicles. They also share personal updates and weekend plans, creating a casual and engaging atmosphere.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts welcome JP, a watch modder know for his YouTube channel, Dad Mods Watches and owner of Noctua Watches. They discuss their current wristwatches, delve into JP's journey into watch modding, and explore the Canadian watch scene, including the challenges and opportunities for micro brands. The conversation also touches on design philosophies and the unique aspects of Noctua Watches. In this engaging conversation, the participants explore various themes related to watchmaking, branding, and the challenges of sourcing parts. They discuss the significance of logos and branding in the watch industry, the importance of networking at events like the Vancouver Timepiece Show, and the journey from watch modding to creating a personal brand. The conversation also touches on the technical aspects of watch design, including the use of loom and the influence of iconic watches like Seiko and Sinn. Throughout, the value of communication and asking questions is emphasized as a key to success in the industry. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the world of watch modding, exploring the desire for authenticity and credit in the craft. They discuss the ethical implications of brand relationships, particularly with Seiko, and the evolving landscape of automotive performance, focusing on Mazda's future and the potential of hybrid technology. The dialogue seamlessly transitions from watches to cars, highlighting the passion shared by the participants for both fields and the innovations that could shape their futures.

SummaryIn this episode, Kevin and Casey engage in a lively discussion about various topics, including bourbon, cocktails, regional sodas, and their personal experiences with podcasts and summer activities. They explore the nuances of bourbon pricing, the history of the Gold Rush cocktail, and the cultural significance of different sodas. The conversation also touches on the neck pour debate and their podcast listening habits, culminating in a discussion about summer activities in the heat. In this conversation, Casey and Kevin discuss their driving preferences, summer activities, and the challenges of living in different climates. They share nostalgic memories of water activities and the importance of sun exposure for their well-being. The discussion also delves into Kevin's automotive projects, including innovative custom parts and carbon fiber developments, highlighting the intricacies of the automotive industry. In this engaging conversation, Casey and Kevin delve into the intricacies of car parts manufacturing, the importance of communication in custom builds, and the emotional connections that car enthusiasts develop with their vehicles. They discuss the hidden costs of manufacturing, the value of quality parts, and the significance of storytelling in car restoration. The dialogue also touches on the business side of custom builds, emphasizing the need for fair pricing and the journey of building a car as a rewarding experience. Ultimately, they highlight the community aspect of car culture and the bonds formed among enthusiasts.

SummaryIn this episode of Whiskey Watches and Wheels, the hosts discuss their recent experiences with watch building and customization, showcasing their personal watches and the stories behind them. They delve into the challenges of creating a micro brand, including the creative process and the importance of community in the watch enthusiast world. The conversation also touches on their rally experiences, highlighting the camaraderie and excitement of automotive culture. In this engaging conversation, the hosts share their experiences from a recent rally, discussing the challenges and joys of road trips, the camaraderie among participants, and the unique events that took place, including a watch and bourbon gathering. They also delve into the realities of driving vintage cars, including the mechanical issues that can arise and the thrill of navigating beautiful roads. In this conversation, the participants reflect on their recent rally experience, discussing the camaraderie among participants, the challenges of group driving, and the scenic routes they took. They also delve into their shared passion for bourbon, highlighting a distillery visit and the unique flavors they encountered. The conversation wraps up with insights on event swag and personal takeaways from the experience.

In this episode of Whiskey Watches Wheels, the hosts share a surreal encounter with a fan, discuss their ultimate choices for a single watch and car for life, and explore the practicality and emotional connections behind their selections. The conversation flows from personal stories to in-depth discussions about various car models and watch brands, highlighting the hosts' preferences and experiences. In this conversation, the speakers delve into their experiences with driving various vehicles, emphasizing the joy and vibe of driving. They discuss the performance and practicality of different cars, particularly in the context of long trips. The conversation shifts to watches, where they share personal choices and the sentimental value attached to certain timepieces. They also explore future watch aspirations and the importance of planning for upcoming events, such as a rally, highlighting the excitement and preparation involved in automotive gatherings. In this conversation, the hosts discuss their experiences navigating back roads, the importance of community engagement during car events, and the scenic routes in Virginia and West Virginia. They share their passion for unique cars and the joy they bring to rural communities. The discussion also touches on watch building, the impact of flooding on Buffalo Trace distillery, and innovative car modifications that support local businesses.

In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about their current wristwatches, sharing personal experiences with watch performance and maintenance. They delve into the intricacies of custom watch building, highlighting the challenges and joys of creating unique timepieces. The conversation shifts to the automotive community, where they address supply chain issues exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, and how these changes have affected consumer expectations and business practices. The episode concludes with reflections on the importance of trust and relationships in the current market landscape. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the challenges and frustrations associated with custom orders and the risks of pre-payment in the automotive parts industry. They highlight the importance of customer service and communication, particularly in managing expectations regarding product availability and delivery times. The discussion also touches on the impact of tariffs on consumer goods and the future of manufacturing, emphasizing the need for more domestic production and the implications for consumer choice.

Vision Vents Promo Code: WWW2025In this episode, the Boys discuss the innovative solution created by Carlos Blanco for a common problem faced by Porsche owners. Carlos shares his journey from identifying the issue with fogging in certain Porsche models to developing a product that addresses this problem effectively. The conversation delves into the challenges of product development, manufacturing, and customer experiences, as well as the potential for future expansion into other vehicle models. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the challenges and experiences of entrepreneurship within the automotive industry, particularly focusing on the impact of climate on vehicle performance, the transition from hobby to business, and the importance of effective communication with customers. They discuss the significance of a solid go-to-market strategy and the realities of balancing passion projects with business expectations, all while sharing personal anecdotes and insights from their journeys.

In this episode of Whiskey Watches Wheels, Matt and the crew share personal anecdotes, including a humorous experience at a Dodge dealership while picking up a new vehicle. They discuss their current wristwatch collections, with each member showcasing their favorite timepieces. Matt shares his experience of building a watch from scratch, detailing the tools and techniques he used. The conversation shifts to recent watch releases, particularly focusing on Rolex and Seiko, and their respective designs and pricing. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various aspects of watch collecting, comparing vintage and new models, discussing the implications of solar technology in luxury watches, and exploring the impact of market trends and tariffs on the automotive industry. They also touch on the appeal of brands like Grand Seiko and Tudor, highlighting the nuances of consumer preferences in the luxury watch market.

In this episode, Matt, Kevin, and Casey discuss their recent experiences, including a trip to Washington DC, where they explored the city and visited the F1 arcade. They also share their current watch selections, delve into the world of watch modding, and discuss their favorite drinks. The conversation flows naturally from personal anecdotes to watch-related topics, creating an engaging and informative experience for listeners. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics including watchmaking tools and techniques, their beverage choices, the recent Tesla Cybertruck recall, and the concept of a 'forever car.' They share personal anecdotes and insights, exploring the implications of these themes in their lives and the automotive industry. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the concept of 'forever cars' versus 'dream cars', exploring the emotional connections car enthusiasts have with their vehicles. They discuss the implications of technology on car longevity, the evolution of car culture, and the personal experiences that shape their views on car ownership and maintenance. The dialogue highlights the camaraderie among car enthusiasts and the shared passion for automotive experiences.

In this engaging episode of Whiskey, Watches, and Wheels, Kevin and his daughter Savannah explore their shared interests in bourbon, watches, and cars. They discuss their experiences with bourbon tasting, the intricacies of watch collecting, and reminisce about their adventures at car shows like Turkey Rod Run. The conversation highlights their father-daughter bond and the unique perspectives they bring to each topic. In this engaging conversation, Kevin shares his nostalgic car memories, the evolution of car events, and the dynamics of the Porsche community. He discusses the impact of COVID on car gatherings, his experiences with track days, and the friendships formed at events like the Rolex 24. The conversation also touches on favorite Fast and Furious movies and the creative world of Lego car creations, showcasing a deep passion for automotive culture.

SummaryIn this episode of Whiskey Watches and Wheels, the hosts reunite after a brief hiatus to discuss their experiences at the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance. They reflect on the challenges of gathering together, share highlights from the Works Reunion, and compare the Corral and Concourse events. The conversation also touches on the impressive attendance of Porsche enthusiasts and the unique brewery event that showcased various cars. Throughout the discussion, the camaraderie and passion for automotive culture shine through, making for an engaging and entertaining episode. In this segment, the conversation delves into various aspects of automotive design, focusing on the artistry involved in car customization and the personal choices that reflect individual tastes. The discussion transitions to the significance of rally cars and their stories, highlighting the connection between car enthusiasts and their vehicles. The essence of car shows, particularly Radwood, is explored, emphasizing the celebration of 80s and 90s automotive culture. The diversity of car enthusiasts and the legacy of brands like BMW are also discussed, showcasing the rich tapestry of automotive passion. In this segment, the conversation revolves around the experiences and highlights from the Radwood car show, including parking arrangements, the unique fashion of attendees, the evolution of car designs from the 80s to the 90s, and the overall atmosphere of the event. The speakers share their thoughts on the food options available, notable encounters with car enthusiasts, and their appreciation for classic cars, reflecting on how these vehicles represent a significant part of automotive history. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the vibrant world of automotive culture, discussing everything from vintage cars to modern performance vehicles. They explore the evolution of car weights and the implications for sports cars, leading to a lively debate about what defines a true sports car. The discussion also touches on personal passions, including a segment on watches, showcasing how these interests intertwine with their love for cars.

In this engaging conversation, Matt, Casey, James, and Kevin discuss James's unexpected purchase of a 997 GT3, sharing driving impressions and comparing it to the 991 Carrera S. They also touch on the sale of James's 912, his plans for the GT3, and Casey's extensive suspension upgrades, including a custom front lift kit. The camaraderie and shared passion for cars shine through as they explore the intricacies of their automotive journeys. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various themes related to automotive modifications, in-car technology, and the broader implications of the right to repair movement. They explore innovative solutions in automotive modifications, particularly focusing on a new axle lift system that offers quality at a lower price point. The discussion then shifts to the evolution of in-car technology, emphasizing the importance of integrating modern features while maintaining the classic feel of vehicles. Finally, the conversation delves into the right to repair movement, highlighting the need for consumers to have access to repair information and parts for household appliances and vehicles alike. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various themes including the cost-effectiveness of repairing versus replacing appliances, the challenges faced by farmers in maintaining their machinery, the impact of equipment downtime on businesses, the consequences of natural disasters like flooding, the controversial design of the new Toyota Land Cruiser concept, and the challenges of DIY car modifications and upholstery work.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, the hosts and guests delve into their shared passion for Porsche cars, recounting their experiences in rallies, the modifications they've made to their vehicles, and the camaraderie that comes with being part of the automotive community. They discuss the intricacies of car ownership, the challenges of motor swaps, and the joy of driving, all while reminiscing about their long-standing friendships and the adventures they've had together. In this engaging conversation, Jaime and Ernie share their deep-rooted passion for cars, particularly Porsches, and their experiences in the automotive community. They discuss their early influences, racing experiences, and the evolution of their car builds. The duo also reflects on their career paths, the impact of social media on car culture, and the joy of driving within a close-knit community. They emphasize the importance of building cars that reflect personal style and the camaraderie found in rallying with fellow enthusiasts. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the rising prices of classic cars, particularly focusing on models like the Porsche 928 and 944. They share personal experiences and insights about their own car journeys, including the challenges of garage space and the allure of vintage vehicles. The discussion then shifts to the world of watches, where they recount personal stories tied to their timepieces, highlighting the sentimental value of these accessories. Finally, they touch on upcoming automotive events and rallies, sharing excitement and plans for future gatherings.

SummaryIn this episode of Whiskey Watches the Wheels, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about their recent experiences, including a surprise guest appearance, personal reflections on body image, and the Gator Crawl car event. They share insights on the dynamics of driving in groups, the challenges of event leadership, and the beauty of Florida's landscapes. The conversation flows naturally, with humor and camaraderie, as they explore the joys and stresses of car culture and community events. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into their shared experiences with driving, community events, and the world of watch collecting. They discuss the significance of personal connections made during automotive events, the joy of gifting watches, and the evolution of Seiko models. The conversation also touches on the importance of wearing watches regularly to maintain their functionality and the dynamics of the luxury watch market, particularly Rolex. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the dynamics of the luxury watch market, particularly focusing on Rolex and its certified pre-owned program. They discuss the evolving landscape of luxury watches, the impact of brand experience on consumer expectations, and the future of Porsche in the context of electric vehicles versus internal combustion engines. The conversation also touches on the community dynamics among Porsche owners and the stereotypes associated with different car brands.

In this episode of Whiskey Watches and Wheels, the guys discuss their personal experiences with car maintenance, particularly focusing on oil types and analysis. They share insights on the differences between Liquid Molly and Mobile One, the importance of oil analysis for engine health, and their experiences at car events like Gator Crawl and DRT. The conversation highlights the camaraderie among car enthusiasts and the joy of sharing knowledge about automotive care. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the fascinating world of lightweight cars, discussing their engineering marvels and the thrill of driving them. They share insights on rally culture, the challenges of windshield replacements, and the intricacies of insurance. The discussion transitions to the community and culture surrounding automotive events, particularly the Rolex experience, where they reflect on their experiences and future plans. In this conversation, the participants discuss various topics including scooter regulations at events, camping experiences, travel aspirations, RV and van life, DIY camper conversions, and the differences between traveling across America and overseas. They also touch on personal projects related to car modifications and weekend plans, creating a rich tapestry of shared experiences and insights.

In this episode of Whiskey Watches and Wheels, the hosts discuss various topics including the current weather conditions, their drink choices, and personal updates. They delve into the recent Mecham auction, analyzing the results and discussing the high ticket items that did not sell. The conversation shifts to the changing dynamics of car values, particularly in relation to classic and collector cars, and the impact of market trends on future predictions. The episode also touches on the auction dynamics surrounding Jerry Seinfeld's car and the broader implications for the collector car market. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the world of classic and vintage cars, discussing their values, market trends, and personal experiences with various models. They explore the nostalgia associated with older cars, the evolution of car preferences over the decades, and the current state of the auction market, highlighting specific high-value sales and the appeal of Indy cars. The discussion also touches on modern classics and the potential for future investments in the automotive space. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the current state of the classic car market, the economic factors influencing car sales, and the upcoming car events and rallies. They explore the value of classic cars, the impact of economic trends on the automotive community, and the rising costs of new vehicles. The discussion also highlights the importance of community and shared experiences in car culture.

In this episode, the hosts celebrate their 50th episode, reflecting on their journey and the challenges they face. They discuss the devastating impact of the recent fires in LA, sharing personal stories and insights about the destruction and loss experienced by many. The conversation shifts to the future of manual transmissions in vehicles, highlighting the dwindling options available in the market and the implications for car enthusiasts. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the evolving landscape of manual transmissions in the automotive industry, discussing the decline in availability and the implications for driving enthusiasts. They explore the shift towards automatic and CVT systems, the driving experience, and the challenges of navigating the used car market amidst concerns about reliability and performance. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to luxury goods, particularly focusing on the car market, Rolex watches, and bourbon. They explore personal preferences in car choices, the current trends in the luxury market, and the impact of COVID-19 on consumer behavior. The discussion also delves into the dynamics of the Rolex market, the speculative nature of luxury goods, and the changing landscape of bourbon production and pricing.

SummaryIn this episode of Whiskey Watches Wheels, the hosts reconnect after a break, sharing their holiday experiences, culinary adventures, and new car acquisitions. They discuss the challenges of car buying, particularly with dealers and services like Carvana, and delve into the automotive market and upcoming auctions. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the world of car auctions, discussing the excitement surrounding upcoming events, the value of classic cars, and the thrill of bidding. They explore the intersection of car collecting and watch collecting, particularly focusing on the impact of F1 sponsorships on brands like Tag Heuer. The discussion also touches on collecting trends, nostalgia, and the reasons behind why collectors are parting with their prized possessions. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the fascinating world of collectibles, particularly focusing on Hot Wheels and luxury watches like Rolex and Tag Heuer. They discuss the dynamics of the watch market, including production limitations, market demand, and the impact of F1 on watch brands. The conversation also touches on the instant gratification culture and the challenges of waiting lists for luxury items. As they wrap up, they highlight upcoming events and the importance of community engagement in the collector's world.

SummaryIn this episode of Whiskey Watches Wheels, the hosts discuss various topics ranging from car troubles and solutions to holiday gift ideas for car enthusiasts. They share personal experiences with engine additives, bourbon recommendations, and the importance of everyday carry items. The conversation also touches on holiday plans and the significance of garage decor, creating a well-rounded discussion for listeners interested in cars, whiskey, and lifestyle. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into their favorite everyday carry items, including firearms, knives, and practical gadgets. They share their enthusiasm for Glock handguns and discuss the importance of simplicity and reliability in personal defense. The discussion transitions to everyday carry essentials, highlighting the benefits of compact organizers and minimalist wallets. The hosts also explore practical gifts for car enthusiasts, such as electric pressure washers and experiences at the Porsche Experience Center. The conversation wraps up with a focus on the convenience of wireless technology in cars and the significance of proper watch storage and care.

SummaryIn this lively conversation, the hosts discuss a variety of topics ranging from the impact of a hurricane on their plans, Casey's search for a new sports car, and the pros and cons of convertibles versus coupes. They delve into the details of the Cayenne diesel and the Macan experience, share insights from the SEMA car show, and explore the controversies surrounding RWB modifications. The discussion highlights personal preferences in car builds and the evolving landscape of automotive culture. In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss various topics ranging from industry events and opportunities, particularly in the automotive sector, to the appeal of the Volkswagen California camper van. They explore the differences in consumer preferences for camper vans in Europe versus the U.S., delve into the world of watch collecting, and share insights on bourbon, specifically the Bibbin Tucker brand. The discussion highlights the hosts' personal experiences and opinions, making for a lively and informative exchange.

SummaryIn this episode of Whiskey Watchers and Wheels, the hosts discuss their experiences at a recent racing event, highlighting the decline in attendance and the challenges faced by organizers. They also delve into the rising prices of Seiko watches, comparing them to luxury brands and questioning their value in the current market. In this conversation, the participants delve into the world of vintage watches, particularly Seiko, discussing their allure, market trends, and personal preferences in collecting. They explore the rising prices of vintage watches and the dynamics of the auction market. The discussion also touches on the innovations in watch modding, the impact of online platforms like Amazon on watch distribution, and the implications of oil consumption in modern cars, highlighting the intersection of automotive care and watch collecting. In this conversation, the participants discuss a variety of topics ranging from watch bands and sourcing parts for their businesses to personal stories about beverages and car maintenance. They reflect on their experiences with whiskey, including taste changes over time, and share insights on car modifications and aesthetic choices. The conversation wraps up with a light-hearted discussion about celebrating milestones and the impact of personal relationships on reputation.

The conversation revolves around the experiences and challenges faced during a recent rally event, including discussions about traffic, community bonding, driving conditions, and insights from the Porsche Experience Center. The speakers share personal anecdotes, highlight the camaraderie among participants, and reflect on the overall enjoyment of the rally despite some challenges. In this engaging conversation, the hosts share their experiences from a recent automotive event, discussing everything from car museums to community meetups and exciting raffles. They delve into the intriguing Rudy Klein junkyard collection, exploring the value and condition of classic cars and parts. The discussion wraps up with reflections on the automotive scene and upcoming events, highlighting the camaraderie and passion within the car community.

In this episode, the hosts discuss their recent experiences at car rallies, including the Target Carolina and Smokey's Aircooled rallies. They share insights on the beautiful roads of West Virginia, the challenges of navigating without set routes, and the impact of Hurricane Milton on their lives and businesses. The conversation highlights the camaraderie within the automotive community and the resilience shown in the face of natural disasters.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss the recent hurricane's impact on their communities, sharing personal experiences of devastation and recovery. They emphasize the importance of supporting local businesses during tough times and the economic implications of natural disasters. The conversation also touches on the significance of rally events for local economies and the challenges faced in the automotive parts industry, highlighting the need for quality and timely service. This conversation delves into the significance of customer service in the automotive industry, highlighting how effective support can foster customer loyalty. The discussion transitions into the challenges of sourcing quality car parts, the evolving expectations of customers based on generational differences, and the impact of pricing on purchasing decisions. The participants reflect on their personal experiences with car maintenance and the changing landscape of the automotive repair industry.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Josh Shreeman, a watch expert and Porsche enthusiast, shares his journey into the world of luxury watches and cars. The discussion covers various topics including the allure of Speedmasters, market trends in vintage watches, the significance of Porsche Design watches, and insights into watch servicing. Josh also delves into his automotive background, highlighting his love for Porsches and the impact they have had on his life. In this engaging conversation, Josh Shreeman shares his passion for cars and watches, recounting personal stories and experiences that highlight the intersection of automotive culture and lifestyle. The discussion transitions into whiskey preferences, where the group debates the value of bourbon and the impact of pricing on enjoyment. The conversation wraps up with reflections on collecting and the importance of sharing experiences with friends.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss various topics including Ford's decision to scale back EV production, Ford's patent for in-vehicle advertisements, and the upcoming Aston Martin Vanquish replacement with a V12 engine. They also touch on the cost of car maintenance and the increasing prices of streaming services. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the ownership of Aston Martin and a humorous mention of a covered bridge and a Ford truck. The conversation covers various topics including the incident with a truck getting stuck in a covered bridge, the high cost of the new Honda Civic Type R, and the Hyundai Vision N concept car. They also discuss the value of cars and the changing definition of a hot hatch. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the Porsche Boxster and the possibility of buying one. The conversation covers various topics including Porsche cars, Porsche Design, and the TV show Top Gear. The hosts discuss their preferences for different Porsche models and modifications, as well as their opinions on Porsche Design products. They also express their thoughts on the upcoming reboot of the TV show The Grand Tour. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the world of Porsche enthusiasts and their perspectives on different aspects of the brand.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss their recent activities and experiences. They talk about Kevin's upcoming grand opening for his business and his new Porsche parts. Casey shares his track day experience and how his car performed. They also touch on the lack of automotive news and discuss the aesthetics of certain cars and watches. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their experiences with watch bands and the challenges of wearing them in hot and humid weather. They also talk about upcoming car events and track days. The conversation transitions to the importance of track days for learning how to handle a car in high-speed environments and emergency situations. They also mention their plans to visit the Porsche Experience Center and try different Porsche models. The conversation concludes with a discussion about bourbon and the hosts sharing their thoughts on a Tennessee whiskey called Blue Note. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss a Tennessee whiskey, the flavors and descriptions of bourbons, and share some funny news stories. They also talk about the need for a break and the upcoming car event. They encourage listeners to ask questions and engage with them.

SummaryIn this conversation, the hosts discuss their recent experiences and catch up with each other. Kevin shares his experience helping a friend clean out his house and garage, which included throwing away a large amount of junk. They also talk about motorcycles and the current state of the motorcycle industry. They discuss the popularity of cafe racer-style bikes and the lack of technological advancements in motorcycles compared to cars. The conversation touches on the decline in motorcycle ownership and the changing demographics of motorcycle riders. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their go-to NATO straps for their watches. They mention different brands like Cheap NATO Straps, Crown and Buckle, and Blue Shark. They also talk about the comfort and versatility of NATO straps. The conversation then shifts to the topic of electric cars, specifically the Tesla Semi catching fire and the potential safety concerns of electric vehicles. They also mention the rumor of Toyota working on a new MR2 and the discontinuation of the Toyota Supra. The hosts express their excitement for the new MR2 and discuss the design and performance of the car. They also touch on the Lexus LC 500 and its lack of popularity despite its attractive design. The conversation ends with a suggestion for Toyota to create a dedicated sports car segment under the TRD brand. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various car models and modifications. They talk about the Toyota GR 86 and its price point compared to other sports cars. They also mention the Acura Integra race version and the BMW M5 wagon. The hosts share their thoughts on front-wheel drive vehicles and the weight of cars. They discuss their own car modifications and future plans. The conversation ends with a whiskey recommendation.

SummaryIn this episode, Matt and James discuss their dream car garage from 1992. They start by talking about their summer plans and giving props to James for hosting the previous episode. They then dive into their topic and share their picks for a sports car, truck, family hauler, daily driver, and wild card from 1992. Matt chooses a 1992 Acura NSX as his sports car, while James selects a 1992 BMW E36 M3 Euro. For trucks, Matt chooses a 1992 GMC Yukon, and James picks a 1992 Toyota Pickup Deluxe Cab 4x4. Their choices for family haulers are a 1992 Mitsubishi Montero for Matt and a 1992 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 560 SEL Sedan for James. They wrap up the episode by discussing the appeal and features of their chosen vehicles. In this conversation, Matt and James discuss their choices for daily drivers, family haulers, and wild cards from the year 1992. Matt considers a 1992 Lexus LS 400 as his daily driver, praising its value and build quality. James opts for a 1992 BMW E34 M5, highlighting its performance and sleek design. For their family haulers, Matt leans towards a 1992 Buick Roadmaster wagon, while James considers a 1992 Mercedes-Benz 560 SEL. As for their wild cards, Matt dreams of owning a 1992 McLaren F1, while James selects a 1992 Acura NSX. They also discuss their plans for car modifications and restoration projects.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts welcome guest Kris Brant to the show. They discuss their love for audio equipment, DIY projects, and vintage technology. They share stories of how they got into the audio industry and their experiences with different types of equipment. They also touch on the resurgence of vinyl and the joy of collecting and listening to records. The conversation transitions to the topic of home automation and the integration of technology into everyday life. Throughout the episode, they emphasize the importance of finding the right sound signature and the satisfaction of upgrading and customizing audio setups. Casey's introduction to the visual side of audio was through a massive TV with speakers on an 18-inch stand. He fell in love with audio when he bought his first stereo, Boston Acoustic towers and an NAD receiver, and hooked it up to the TV. Kris's first setup was a Scott amplifier with two 18-inch subwoofers, electro-voiced horns, and 12 piezo tweeters. Casey got into DIY speaker building and learned how to design crossovers and calculate box sizes. Kris's go-to setup is a pair of Klipsch Forte speakers, driven by a Parasound amp and Pioneer Elite preamp. He also has in-wall speakers in his living room, which blend well with the space. Both Casey and Kris emphasize the importance of considering the room and personal preferences when designing a speaker system. In this part of the conversation, Casey, Kris, and James discuss the importance of audio equipment and the differences in sound quality. They talk about the diminishing returns of expensive systems and the value of good speakers. They also share their favorite albums and artists they've been listening to lately. In this final part of the conversation, James and Casey discuss their recent music discoveries and share their thoughts on different albums and artists. They also talk about their favorite bourbons and whiskey brands. The conversation ends with a reminder to reach out to friends who may be struggling with mental health issues.

Kevin shares his recent trip to California, including visits to Big Bear, Ventura, and Mulholland Drive. He talks about the beautiful mountain roads, the cool cars he saw, and the high cost of gas. The conversation then shifts to the bankruptcy of Recaro, a major seat manufacturer, and the potential implications for the automotive industry. The hosts discuss the possibility of other companies acquiring Recaro's assets and the impact on car enthusiasts. The conversation explores the potential bankruptcy of Recaro and BBS, two well-known automotive companies. The participants discuss the possibility of these companies being acquired or going out of business. They also touch on the challenges faced by manufacturers in terms of increasing costs and shrinking profit margins. The conversation highlights the importance of brand recognition and the impact of competition on consumer choices. The participants also discuss the potential for new companies to emerge and fill the void left by struggling manufacturers. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Swatch's new watch release and the functionality of electronic deployable spoilers in cars. In this conversation, the hosts discuss their preferences for leaving the rear wing of their Porsche 911s up or down. They share their opinions on the aesthetics and functionality of the wing, with some preferring to leave it up for a more aggressive look and others preferring to keep it down for a cleaner appearance. They also discuss modifications they have made to their cars, such as installing radiators and changing brake pads. The conversation concludes with a discussion about future modifications, including installing a short shift kit and changing the wheels.

SummaryThe conversation begins with a discussion about the homelessness and tent cities in Los Angeles. The hosts share their experiences with homelessness in different cities. They then transition to talking about their recent trip to Savannah, Georgia for the 4th of July. They discuss their activities, including playing darts, going to the beach, and exploring the local bars and restaurants. They also mention a tragic incident at the beach where a young man lost his life. The conversation ends with a humorous discussion about a disappointing dinner at a French restaurant. During this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their dining experiences in Savannah, including a negative experience at a pretentious restaurant and a positive experience at a speakeasy. They also talk about visiting a hipster store and Casey buying a pair of sneakers. The conversation then shifts to the topic of speed limiters in Europe, where new vehicles will be required to have speed limiters starting in 2025. The hosts share their thoughts on the potential benefits and drawbacks of speed limiters. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss topics such as mandatory speed limiters in Europe, Toyota's new GR GT3 sports car, the decline of manual transmissions in hot hatches, and a mishap with a Lotus Evija at Goodwood. They also share their plans for the weekend.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss their dream driving vacations and the latest reviews of the Porsche 911T hybrid. They also touch on the future of Porsche's Boxster and Cayman models, as well as the definition of a supercar. The conversation covers topics such as dream destinations, the practicality of Porsche cars, and the changing landscape of the automotive industry. The conversation explores the high depreciation of luxury cars like McLarens and the trend of owners flipping to new models. It also discusses the lack of affordable cars in the market and the rising prices of new vehicles. The shift towards SUVs and the impact of technology on car prices are highlighted. The conversation touches on the corporate greed of car manufacturers and the disparity in executive compensation. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the car manufacturing industry and the market for luxury watches. They mention Stellantis, the conglomerate that includes Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep. They also talk about a report that ranks cars made in America, with Tesla and Honda taking the top spots. The hosts then shift to discussing the earnings of car manufacturers, with Volvo and Tesla standing out. Finally, they unbox an Omega X Swatch Snoopy Moonswatch and discuss the watch market.

SummaryIn this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss Matt's experience becoming a reverend, James' trip to see Dead & Company in Las Vegas, and the potential for future concerts at the Sphere. They also touch on the challenges of aging musicians and the idea of artists retiring at the top of their game. Kevin mentions working on a website for his wife's new venture. The conversation covers various topics including entrepreneurship, personal stories, and the decline of the EV market. They discuss the possibility of passing down businesses to the next generation, with a focus on K-Dog's daughter learning the ropes. They also joke about cowboy Coolio and his argument with his partner at a gas station. The conversation then shifts to the automotive industry, with a discussion on Volkswagen's investment in Rivian and the decline of the EV market. They talk about the affordability and depreciation of Tesla vehicles, as well as the challenges faced by other EV manufacturers. The conversation concludes with a mention of Connecticut's failed attempt to pass an EV transition law. The conversation covers various topics related to the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) and the challenges and implications of this shift. The hosts discuss the reluctance of consumers to adopt EVs due to factors such as cost, limited range, and lack of infrastructure. They also explore the role of car manufacturers in the transition and the strategies they employ, including hybrid models and partnerships with EV companies. The conversation touches on the history of superchargers and their relevance in the context of EVs. The hosts also mention a recent CDK outage that affected car dealerships and disrupted new car purchases. The episode concludes with a discussion about the Amazon car-buying experience and a review of a Jack Daniel's single barrel rye whiskey.Chapters00:00 Becoming a Reverend and Officiating Weddings03:00 James' Experience at a Dead & Company Concert in Las Vegas09:18 The Sphere: A Venue for Aging Musicians' Last Tours11:50 Challenges of Aging Musicians and Retirement16:00 Kevin's Website Project for His Wife's New Venture19:11 Cowboy Coolio and Gas Station Drama22:57 Volkswagen's Investment in Rivian and the Decline of the EV Market28:35 Tesla's Success and the Challenges Faced by Other EV Manufacturers37:10 Connecticut's Failed Attempt at an EV Transition Law38:08 Consumer Reluctance and Challenges in the EV Transition39:01 Car Manufacturers' Strategies in the EV Transition40:30 The Long Timeline for a Full Transition to EVs41:03 Playing the Numbers Game in the EV Industry43:11 The Japanese Leading the Pullback from EVs48:13 The Relevance of Superchargers in the EV Era52:39 The Impact of the CDK Outage on Car Dealerships57:06 The Amazon Car-Buying Experience and Its Availability58:07 Review of Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Rye Whiskey

SummaryIn this very special best of episode, the guys take us all the way back to episode 1 where they introduce themselves and discuss their shared passion for cars, specifically Porsches. They also talk about their other interests, such as bourbon and watches. Then they jump over to a bourbon episode where Casey's knowledge shines and the conversation covers the basics of bourbon, including the rules for it to be considered bourbon, the aging process, and the different types of bourbon. They also touch on the importance of reading labels and understanding the sourcing and blending processes of different bourbons. The next clip includes Dave from Sonderwerks and in this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including bourbon barrels, Sonderwerks, and the creation of the company. They also touch on the challenges of finding skilled upholsterers. Lastly, Aaron from P Car Talk joins the show and discusses the success of their Podcast as well as their Patreon membership. The hosts share their experiences with organizing rallies and the importance of creating a unique and enjoyable experience for participants.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts catch up and discuss their recent watch purchases. They then dive into their favorite car chase scenes from movies. Casey starts with 'Matrix Reloaded,' Matt chooses 'The Rock,' James picks 'Duel,' and Kevin selects 'Bullet.' In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their favorite chase scenes in movies. They mention movies like The Bourne Supremacy, Bad Boys, Mad Max: Fury Road, Baby Driver, Terminator 2, Ronin, Gone in 60 Seconds, and No Man's Land. They share their thoughts on the chase scenes, the cars involved, and the overall enjoyment of the movies. They also discuss the actors and directors involved in these films. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various movies and their favorite car chase scenes. They also talk about the bankruptcy of Fisker and the new Porsche Paint to Sample (PTS) colors.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Recent Watch Purchases16:09 Matrix Reloaded: A Thrilling Car Chase Scene20:06 Duel: A Tense Pursuit Directed by Steven Spielberg22:46 Bullet: A Classic Car Chase Scene from the 1960s23:34 Favorite Chase Scenes in Movies24:07 The Bourne Supremacy: A Great Chase Scene25:01 Bad Boys: A Classic Car Chase26:31 Mad Max: Fury Road: Non-Stop Chasing30:30 Baby Driver: Intense Driving Scenes34:21 Terminator 2: Harley Davidson Chase35:52 Ronin: Great Chase Scenes and Soundtrack37:17 Gone in 60 Seconds: The Iconic Eleanor42:26 No Man's Land: A Thrilling Car Chase43:30 Introduction45:07 Favorite Car Chase Scenes in Movies49:20 Discussion on The Hire and The Omega Man52:03 Satay on Rendezvous and Porsche PTS Colors57:47 Bankruptcy of Fisker01:00:20 New DeLorean and Conclusion

SummaryWhile Matt is out of town for work, Kevin, Casey, James, and Dave Van Epps discuss Dave's business, Sonderwerks, which specializes in upholstery, complete restorations, and motor work for Porsche cars. Dave shares how he got into the business and the vision behind Sonderwerks. They discuss the importance of custom upholstery for a perfect fit and the craftsmanship involved. Dave also talks about the challenges of finding skilled upholsterers and the dying art of upholstery. They touch on the customization of seats, including bolstering and foam adjustments. The conversation also covers the complete restoration services offered by Sonderwerks and the size of their facility. They conclude by discussing motor work and the clean room for engineering builds. Sonderwerks is a specialized Porsche restoration shop that focuses on air-cooled Porsches. They offer a range of services, from stock rebuilds to custom modifications. The shop is known for its attention to detail and high-quality workmanship. They also buy and sell cars, often looking for vehicles that need some love and restoration. Sonderwerks has built a strong reputation in the Porsche community and is recognized for their expertise and passion for the brand. The conversation concludes with a discussion about personalizing Porsche cars and the future of Sunderworks. The hosts talk about their own experiences customizing their cars and the flexibility that Dave Van Epps offers in allowing customers to make their own choices. They also mention the Rucklos Rally in West Virginia, where they enjoyed driving on beautiful roads and experiencing the hospitality of the locals. Dave mentions that Sunderworks is developing an improved air conditioning system for air-cooled Porsches. The conversation ends with plans for future episodes and the possibility of featuring a joint project with Dave.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss their favorite liquors and brands. They talk about tequila and its growing popularity, as well as the different types and flavors. They also mention celebrity-owned tequila brands. The hosts then move on to bourbon and share their thoughts on different brands and finishes. They discuss the controversy around flavored whiskies and the appeal of traditional flavors. The episode ends with a discussion about a special collaboration between Jack Daniels and McLaren. The conversation revolves around the disappointment of a collector's edition bottle of bourbon that turned out to be the same as the regular edition with just a sticker on it. The hosts discuss the marketing tactics used by companies to sell special editions and the inflated prices associated with them. They also share their recommendations for affordable and enjoyable bourbons for Father's Day. The conversation touches on the current state of the bourbon industry and the impact of marketing and consumer demand. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the current state of the watch market and how it is being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. They talk about the increase in availability and decrease in prices of luxury watches, particularly Rolex. They also share their recent watch purchases and their preferences for certain styles and colors. The conversation then shifts to the new Porsche 911 GTS and the controversy surrounding the push-button start feature. They discuss the pros and cons of the new model and the potential impact on the resale value of older Porsche models. The hosts also touch on the issue of bore scoring in Porsche engines and the importance of proper maintenance.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Well Wishes01:25 The Rise of Tequila: Trends and Celebrity Brands13:30 The Controversy of Flavored Whiskies28:30 The Disappointment of Collector's Edition Bottles34:12 Marketing Tactics and Inflated Prices41:47 Affordable and Enjoyable Bourbons for Father's Day45:17 The State of the Bourbon Industry51:48 Personal Taste and Preference in Bourbon Selection53:31 The Impact of COVID-19 on the Watch Market54:06 Rolex: Increased Availability and Lower Prices56:22 New Porsche 911 GTS: The Controversy of Push-Button Start01:02:45 Bore Scoring in Porsche Engines: Importance of Proper Maintenance

SummaryThe conversation covers a range of topics including personal anecdotes, pet ownership, rally experiences, and food options during the event. The hosts share their experiences and insights, providing a mix of humor and practical advice. The conversation covers various topics related to car rallies, engine rebuilds, and rally experiences. It also delves into the challenges and experiences of driving vintage cars and the camaraderie among car enthusiasts. The conversation transitions from discussing car rallies to engine rebuilds and then to the challenges and outcomes of rally drives. The conversation covers a range of topics including a car accident, driving in the mountains, safety on the road, a car rally event, whiskey tasting, and watch collecting. The hosts discuss the importance of driving within one's limits, the impact of ego on driving behavior, and the need for safety measures on public roads. They also share experiences from a recent rally event, discuss whiskey tasting, and share insights on watch collecting.Chapters00:00 Humorous Anecdotes and Pet Ownership15:19 Rally Experiences and Comfort23:13 Car Rallies and Camaraderie Among Car Enthusiasts24:43 Engine Rebuilds and Performance Options26:27 Challenges and Experiences of Driving Vintage Cars29:33 Exhilarating and Challenging Rally Drives33:19 Camaraderie and Support Among Car Enthusiasts45:12 The Impact of Ego on Driving Behavior49:08 Insights from a Car Rally Event01:08:57 Exploring Whiskey Tasting and Watch Collecting

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss the collaboration between TAG Heuer and Kith to create a limited edition Formula One watch. They express their opinions on the design and pricing of the watch, comparing it to other collaborations in the watch industry. They also talk about other watch collaborations, such as the Seiko Rowing Blazers collab and the Timex x James Brand collab. James shares his recent purchase of a Seiko Prospex Tuna watch. Hyundai has launched the IONIQ 5, an EV that has received positive reviews from auto journalists. The car mimics a dual-clutch transmission, providing a fun driving experience. It offers 601 horsepower, 568 foot-pounds of torque, and can go from 0 to 60 mph in three seconds. The IONIQ 5 has a range of 221 miles and can be fully charged in 35 minutes. It features sound customization options, allowing drivers to choose the engine sound they prefer. The interior has physical buttons and controls, providing a more intuitive user experience. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the Hyundai Ioniq 5N and its features. They talk about the design, interior, performance, and potential competition from other electric vehicles. They also mention the possibility of taking the car on a track and discuss the different color options. The hosts express their excitement about the car and their plans to test drive it once it becomes available. They also briefly mention upcoming episodes and events.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage08:00 Comparing Watch Collaborations23:09 Impressive Performance and Power26:31 Customizable Engine Sound37:36 Intuitive Interior Design41:20 Exploring the Hyundai Ioniq 5N: Design, Interior, and Performance43:07 Warranty and Additional Features44:25 Potential for a Hot Hatch Version45:12 Boost Button and Acceleration46:11 Charging and Range48:30 Dealership Experience and Availability49:45 Color Options and Preferences50:32 Comparisons to Other Vehicles51:14 Excitement and Anticipation52:21 Upcoming Episodes and Events53:11 Discussion on Rally Bag Essentials54:03 Personal Car Maintenance55:08 Possibility of Being a Passenger55:55 Closing Remarks and Contact Information

SummaryJames went on a trip to Miami for the F1 race organized by Legendary Auto Sports. The trip started with a flight delay, but eventually, they made it to Miami. James attended a Black Crowes concert the night before the race. The race itself was exciting, and James had a great time. He also mentioned his Seiko SKX007K2 watch. The conversation in this part revolves around the experience of attending an F1 race in Miami. The hosts discuss their travel to Miami, visiting a car collector club, the race track experience, the cost of attending the race, and the food options available. They also touch on the comparison between F1 and NASCAR races and the accessibility to the cars and merchandise at the event. The conversation covers various topics including attending the Formula 1 race in Miami, dealing with homeless individuals, and the challenges of gentrification. The hosts share their experiences at the race, discussing ticket prices, security measures, and the excitement of seeing the cars in action. They also talk about encounters with homeless individuals near their workplaces and the impact of gentrification on homelessness. The conversation ends with a funny story about a homeless man and his dog that wandered into one of the host's offices.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts introduce themselves and discuss their watches and drinks. They also talk about Casey's car, which he recently got back after 13 months in the shop. They then share a funny story about an encounter with an elderly couple at work. Casey also mentions his work in the operating room, and Savannah jokes about being an asshole. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the Genesis sub-brand and the introduction of the Magma sub-brand. They also talk about the performance divisions of other car manufacturers and the trend of offering appearance packages as add-ons. They mention the wrecked 993 turbo owned by an 81-year-old man who was hooning his car in Germany. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the unfortunate accidents involving Porsche cars, including a silver 911 that crashed into a river and a GT3 RS that also ended up in a river. They also talk about the appeal of air-cooled Porsches and the difference in driving experience between older and newer models. The conversation then shifts to the topic of manual transmissions and the enjoyment of driving cars with more feedback and involvement. They mention the Mazda Miata, Lotus Elise, and Honda Civic Type R as examples of fun and engaging cars to drive. The hosts also discuss the limitations of AI-generated audio and the need to find a program that allows for custom intros. They conclude by inviting listeners to connect with them on Instagram and thanking the guest for joining the conversation.Chapters00:00 Introductions, Watches, and Drinks02:01 Casey's Car Returns After 13 Months09:06 Jake's Engines and the Value of Custom Builds14:20 Funny Encounter with an Elderly Couple39:27 Introducing the Genesis Magma Sub-Brand41:57 The Trend of Performance Divisions and Appearance Packages44:12 The Wrecked 993 Turbo: A Tale of Hooning44:29 Unfortunate Accidents and the Appeal of Air-Cooled Porsches48:35 The Enjoyment of Driving Manual Transmissions55:28 Fun and Engaging Cars to Drive59:35 The Value of the Lotus Elise01:02:21 Limitations of AI-Generated Audio01:03:27 Connect with Us on Instagram

Summary:In this episode, the hosts discuss their top five driving songs. They each share their favorite songs for different driving scenarios, such as cruising on a sunny day, navigating through traffic, and enjoying a night drive. The songs range from classic rock to EDM, showcasing the hosts' diverse music tastes. Despite some playful banter and differing opinions, they all appreciate each other's song choices. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their favorite driving songs and share their personal playlists. They talk about the songs they enjoy singing along to or playing air drums to while driving. The conversation covers a wide range of genres, from rock and alternative to electronic and country music. The hosts also share personal stories and memories associated with certain songs. Overall, they have a fun and lively discussion about the music that enhances their driving experience. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their favorite songs and the role of music in their lives. They share a variety of genres and artists, from classic rock to reggae to pop. The hosts also talk about the importance of music in setting the mood and creating a positive driving experience. They reflect on the stories and memories associated with certain songs and the emotions they evoke. Overall, the conversation highlights the personal connection and enjoyment that music brings to their lives.Chapters00:00Introduction and Car Accident Story14:13Discussion on Top Five Driving Songs31:34Memories and Emotions: The Connection Between Music and Driving59:10Cake by the Ocean by Dance01:06:41Matching Shirts and No Man's LandCasey's Top 5:1. Feeling Good by Avicii2. Baba O'Riley by The Who3. Cake by the Ocean by DNCE4. Island Glow by Dirty Heads5. No Rain by Blind MelonKevin's Top 5:1. Solar System by Sub Focus2. Feel It Still by Portugal The Man3. Front To Back by Buku and Bassnectar4. Funk Off by Suga7 and Yo Speed5. Lookout Weekend by Reid Stefan and Debbie DebJames' Top 5:1. Bulls on Parade by Rage Against The Machine2. How Soon Is Now? by The Smiths3. The Plan by Built To Spill4. Roadrunner by The Modern Lovers5. A Girl Like You by The SmithereensMatt's Top 5:1. Mr. Blue Sky by ELO2. Runaway by Linkin Park3. I Remember by Deadmou5 & Kaskade4. Blinding Lights by The Weekend5. Wild Ones by Flo Rida & Sia

SummaryIn this episode of Whiskey Watches and Wheels, the hosts discuss their wristwatches and explore the latest releases from Watches and Wonders. They share their thoughts on various watches, including the BLVT world timer, the IWC perpetual 1908, and a Rolex with a rice grain texture dial. The conversation also touches on the accuracy and craftsmanship of these watches, as well as their price points. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss three different watches: a Grand Seiko GMT model, a Breguet Double-Faced watch, and a Zenith Defy Revival. They share their opinions on the design, features, and price of each watch. They also talk about their personal experiences with different watch brands and their preferences for certain styles. The conversation covers a range of topics including craftsmanship, limited editions, and the appeal of gold watches. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various watch models, including Shinola, Nomos, IWC Portuguese, Tudor Black Bay, Rolex GMT, and Bulgari's thinnest watch. They share their opinions on the design, colors, and features of each watch. They also talk about Casey's car project and its progress. The hosts encourage listeners to subscribe to their YouTube channel for a visual experience of the podcast.

Summary:In this episode, Matt discusses his recent trip to Las Vegas and shares stories about his experience. The hosts do a wristwatch check and talk about their watches. Matt shares a funny story about being mistaken for a hotel employee, and then goes on a rant about inconsiderate passengers on a flight. Overall, it was an entertaining episode with a mix of humor and personal anecdotes. The conversation revolves around the discussion of the 2025 Toyota 4Runner. The hosts and guest share their thoughts on the new model, focusing on the motor, features, and design. They discuss the pros and cons of the hybrid powertrain, the size of the infotainment screen, and the lack of a grab bar. They also mention the aftermarket potential and the possibility of adding accessories like a roof rack and ladder. Overall, they express mixed opinions about the new 4Runner. The conversation revolves around the new Toyota 4Runner and its features, design, and suitability for off-roading. The participants discuss the engine power, towing capacity, interior design, and the overall appeal of the vehicle. They express mixed opinions, with some praising the aggressive styling and off-road capabilities, while others criticize the engine performance and interior design choices. The conversation also touches on the importance of buttons in the car, the preference for cloth seats in off-road vehicles, and the potential market for the new 4Runner.

SummaryIn this episode of Whiskey Watches and Wheels, the guys are joined by Aaron from the P Car Talk Podcast while Matt is away in Vegas. They discuss the recent lawsuit between Porsche and Singer Vehicle Design. They explore the claims made by Porsche, including trademark infringement on the Porsche name, crest, and 911 model. The hosts question Porsche's motives and discuss the potential impact on the aftermarket industry. They also touch on Porsche's recent IPO and its expansion into various product lines. The conversation then transitions to the topic of vehicle allocations and the challenges faced by buyers in acquiring limited-edition cars. The hosts mention the recent bridge failure in Baltimore and its impact on the transportation of vehicles. The conversation covers various topics related to the recent bridge collapse in Baltimore and its impact on the automotive industry. It discusses the importance of the bridge for car shipments and parts shipments, the potential effects on new and used car prices, and the opening of alternate routes. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Porsche hypercar, the challenges of electric car tires, and the design of the new Ferrari SUV. The discussion concludes with a conversation about the popularity of hot hatches and the preference for larger vehicles in the American market. The conversation in this part revolves around various topics related to cars, including tax breaks for businesses, the increasing size of vehicles, Porsche's weight limits, the EV market, and the challenges of finding a reliable dealership. The hosts discuss the benefits of hybrids, the limitations of EVs, and the importance of being able to work on your own car. They also touch on the P Car Talk podcast and its origins, as well as their experiences with guests and the P Car Talk Drive. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss Aaron's other passion project, the Metzger's Drive, and the challenges of organizing events and rallies. They also talk about the importance of creating unique experiences and the value of having hired leaders. The hosts share some fun moments and inside jokes, including Kevin surprising James with a Wham album. The conversation ends with a reminder to like, share, subscribe, and leave comments on the podcast.

SummaryIn this episode of Whiskey Watches and Wheels, the hosts share stories and discuss the essential items needed for a rally kit. They start with an introduction and share personal anecdotes. They then discuss their wristwatches and move on to the main topic of rally kits. They differentiate between air-cooled and water-cooled rally kits and discuss must-have items such as a tool bag, phone mount, walkie-talkie, air pump, glass cleaner, fuses, jack pad plate, battery jumper, and tire plug kit. They provide tips and tricks for using the tire plug kit, including deflating the tire before using it. The conversation covers the essential tools and accessories needed for rallying, including tire repair kits, jumper cables, and air compressors. The ineffectiveness of tire sealants and the importance of carrying spare tires are discussed. The benefits of roadside assistance and the need for communication in remote areas are highlighted. The conversation also touches on the specific tools and kits required for motorcycles. The chapter concludes with a discussion on Porsche's decision to stop selling Boxsters and Caymans in Europe due to new cybersecurity regulations. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss remote control car features, EU regulations, brand loyalty, and the Snoopy Moon Swatch. In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics related to watches and Porsche cars. They talk about protecting watches from damage, the experience of walking in Europe, the upcoming white collection auction, the design of the 992 Porsche, the movie No Man's Land, the prices of Porsche 930s, and the possibility of a Porsche 911 hybrid. The episode concludes with closing remarks.TakeawaysA rally kit should include essential items like a tool bag, phone mount, walkie-talkie, air pump, glass cleaner, fuses, jack pad plate, battery jumper, and tire plug kit.When using a tire plug kit, it is recommended to deflate the tire completely before inserting the plug.The hosts share personal stories and anecdotes throughout the episode, adding a fun and relatable element to the conversation. Carry essential tools and accessories for rallying, including tire repair kits, jumper cables, and air compressors.Spare tires are crucial, as tire sealants are often ineffective.Roadside assistance and communication devices are important for emergencies in remote areas.Motorcycles require specific tools and kits for emergencies.Porsche has decided to stop selling Boxsters and Caymans in Europe due to new cybersecurity regulations. Remote control car features like remote start and unlocking via smartphone apps are becoming more common.The EU is taking proactive measures to regulate car features and prevent potential risks.Brand loyalty varies among different car brands, with Rivian, Mini Cooper, and BMW ranking high.The Snoopy Moon Swatch is a limited edition watch that appeals to collectors and fans of the Peanuts character. Consider wearing less expensive watches in situations where they may be at risk of damage.Walking in Europe can be different from walking in other parts of the world, and it may affect the wear and tear on watches.The white collection auction is an exciting event for Porsche enthusiasts.The design of the 992 Porsche has received mixed reactions.The movie No Man's Land is worth watching for car enthusiasts.The prices of Porsche 930s have significantly increased over the years.Porsche may be developing a hybrid version of the 911.

SummaryThe hosts discuss their wristwatches and surprise Casey for his birthday in Nashville. They visit various bars, including Kid Rock's and Garth Brooks' bars, and enjoy the lively atmosphere. They also talk about their experiences at Buck Mason store and the crowded Nashville bar scene. Overall, it was a fun and eventful trip. The conversation covers a visit to a cool shop, shopping and dining experiences, bourbon tasting at Nashville Barrel Company, mixed reviews on bourbon, different flavors of bourbon, maple flavored bourbon, temperature control and bourbon flavor, barrel picks at Nashville Barrel Company, price and quality of Nashville Barrel Company bourbon, aging and flavor of bourbon, meeting a fan and enjoying the atmosphere, Casey's passion for bourbon, photo bombing and comparisons, meeting a fan, Garth Brooks' bar, multiple bands in the bar, taking requests at the bar, Kevin's resemblance to Jo Koy, and Kevin's familiarity with strangers. The conversation covers the experience of staying at the Moxy Hotel in Nashville, including its unique features and minimalist design. The group enjoyed the bar, games, and amenities at the hotel, creating memorable moments together. They also explored different neighborhoods in Nashville and appreciated the morning walks and breakfasts. The conversation then shifts to the controversy surrounding the $100,000 Jeep Wrangler and the appeal of owning a Jeep. They discuss the features and specifications of the expensive Jeep and consider alternative options for off-roading vehicles. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the joy of driving a Jeep Wrangler. The hosts discuss various topics related to cars and car rentals. They talk about the trend of placing rubber ducks on Jeeps and express their confusion about it. They then discuss the challenges faced by Hertz, including high repair costs and the lack of available parts for Teslas. The hosts also talk about the importance of having a tire plug kit and a tire inflator in case of emergencies. They share their tire recommendations and end the episode with a wrap-up and closing remarks.TakeawaysNashville has a vibrant bar scene with multi-level bars and live music.Surprising Casey for his birthday to create memorable experiences.Collaborations between clothing brands and watchmakers are becoming more common.The hosts enjoyed exploring different bars and experiencing the unique atmosphere of each. The Moxy Hotel in Nashville offers a unique and minimalist design, with features like peg hooks instead of closets and fold-out desks.Exploring different neighborhoods in Nashville can provide a more authentic experience than just sticking to the popular tourist areas.The $100,000 Jeep Wrangler has generated controversy, with some questioning the value of its features and suggesting alternative options for off-roading vehicles.Driving a Jeep Wrangler can provide a sense of freedom and a laid-back, beachy vibe, making it a popular choice for those who enjoy outdoor adventures. The trend of placing rubber ducks on Jeeps is a popular but confusing phenomenon.Hertz faced challenges due to high repair costs and the lack of available parts for Teslas.Having a tire plug kit and a tire inflator is essential for handling tire emergencies.The hosts recommend Michelin PS4S tires for street use.The hosts express their passion for tires and the importance of choosing the right ones for different driving conditions.

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss James' experience at the Texas Hill Country Rally. They start by checking their wristwatches and sharing the details of their watches. Then, James talks about the rally, including the routes they drove and the challenges they faced. He also mentions the camaraderie among the participants and the variety of cars at the event. Finally, they discuss the importance of taking photos during rallies and the mechanical issues some cars encountered. The conversation covers topics such as buying a semi truck, starting a logistics company, tire choices and tire pressure, planning for upcoming rallies, and the overall rally experience. The hosts also discuss their upcoming surprise trip to Nashville and Kevin's new car purchase. In this conversation, Kevin discusses the modifications and repairs he made to his car, including changing the heater pipe and fixing the AC. He also talks about adding a rear fog light and customizing the door handles. Kevin shares his plans for a paint correction and detailing, as well as choosing a Hawaiian Tropic livery for his car. He discusses the process of finding the right wheels and a duck tail spoiler. The conversation concludes with a discussion about rally car modifications and the importance of having an emergency kit.TakeawaysConsider the logistics and costs involved when exploring new business ideas.Choosing the right tires and maintaining proper tire pressure is crucial for optimal performance and safety.Planning and preparation are key when participating in rallies and other automotive events.Surprising friends with trips and experiences can create memorable moments and strengthen relationships. Modifications and repairs are essential to customize and improve the performance of a car.Adding custom features like a rear fog light and custom door handles can enhance the appearance and functionality of a car.Paint correction and detailing can significantly improve the overall look of a car.Choosing the right livery, wheels, and spoiler can give a car a unique and personalized look.Having an emergency kit is crucial for rally car enthusiasts to ensure they are prepared for any situation.

SummaryIn this episode of Whiskey Watches and Wheels, the hosts discuss their week and share stories. They talk about a kitchen mishap involving a sprayer and a geyser-like water explosion. They also do a wristwatch check and discuss their preferences for watch bands. They discuss watch jewels, their purpose, and meaning. Finally, they recap their experience at the Amelia Island event, noting the less-than-ideal weather and a different vibe compared to previous years. The conversation covers various car shows and events, including Works, Radwood, Amelia Island, and Moda Miami. The hosts discuss the differences between these events and the potential future of each. They also mention the lack of manufacturers and vendors at some shows. Additionally, they talk about the cost of attending these events and the excitement of Kevin's new car. In this episode, Kevin shares his excitement about his new car, and the group discusses the support of Kevin's wife. They also talk about the new Omega Speedmaster with a white dial and the release of the Dodge Charger Daytona. The conversation then shifts to the weight and environmental impact of EVs. They mention the upcoming release of gas-powered Charger Six Packs and discuss the reliability of Dodge vehicles. Finally, they speculate about the future of police cars and wrap up the episode.TakeawaysKitchen mishaps can lead to unexpected water explosions.Choosing the right watch band can greatly enhance comfort and style.The Amelia Island event had a different vibe this year, possibly due to the weather and competition. Kevin's new car and his wife's supportThe release of the Omega Speedmaster with a white dialThe launch of the Dodge Charger DaytonaThe weight and environmental impact of EVsThe upcoming release of gas-powered Charger Six PacksThe reliability of Dodge vehiclesThe future of police cars

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts introduce themselves and discuss their current watches. They then dive into the topic of micro brands, sharing their picks and discussing the pros and cons of these lesser-known watch brands. The hosts also share their opinions on the aesthetics and pricing of the micro brands they discuss. The conversation revolves around different micro watch brands and their appeal. The hosts discuss various brands such as Autodromo, Stratton, Heinrich, Massena Labs, Reservoir, and MKII. They explore the price points, design inspirations, and movements of these watches. The hosts also discuss the popularity of micro brands and their target audience. They debate the value and quality of micro brands compared to mainstream brands like Seiko and Rolex. The conversation concludes with a discussion about limited edition micro brands and their impact on the market. TakeawaysMicro brands offer unique and often more affordable options for watch enthusiasts.Research and reviews are important when considering purchasing a micro brand watch.Aesthetics and personal preferences play a significant role in choosing a micro brand watch.Micro brands often use Japanese movements and offer limited edition or unique designs. Micro watch brands offer unique designs and affordable options for watch enthusiasts.Micro brands often draw inspiration from classic designs and offer limited edition models.The appeal of micro brands lies in their affordability, support for local businesses, and the opportunity to own a unique timepiece.Micro brands can serve as a gateway to watch collecting and may lead to the exploration of mainstream brands.The quality and value of micro brands vary, and it is important to research the brand and its reputation before making a purchase.