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This week, Jazmin is solo as she talks about two important announcements from Governor Beshear. She discusses the name, image, and likeness executive order and the $1,500 work incentive, as well as a few COVID statistics and quick hits. Then Robert joins Jazmin from the beach to interview Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman. We talked about her dual role as Lieutenant Governor and Education Secretary, education policy, and more. 

After Robert introducing the panel of guests, Robert asks Derek to describe what it was really like to drive in Le Mans in the 1970s (3:20). Then Marshall explains how the film came to be (6:15) and Jay dives into the intertwined histories of the movies and the 917 (7:17). Then Robert puts the conversation into high gear by asking what making the movie was actually like (8:41). Then Robert asks what Steve McQueen was like as a person (13:14), the parallels to reality in the film (19:05), and Derek shares the times when the film got a little 'too real' (21:16). Lastly, Robert brings up the product placement prevalent in the film (25:07), Marshall shares the impact the movie had on McQueen (30:53), and then the guests consider the impact the film had on car culture as a whole.  ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a brief introduction, Robert asks Alex to detail the recent founding of Automobili Estrema (1:46) and how he got involved with Fulminea and what the vehicle is designed to be (3:22). Then Robert and Alex share their thoughts on the rapid embracing of electric vehicles (13:53). After a short break, Alex details when the car will come to market and what he thinks the future of cars will be (23:49). Finally, Alex shares how he got into design (30:22), found his way through Mercedes-Benz and BMW (33:52), and pioneered a designer program (43:21). https://fulminea.com/ ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Athletic's Ben Standig recaps the first OTA session of the year and talks about the Washington Football Team crushing the offseason with The Athletic's Football Show podcast host, Robert Mays. Ben opens the show sharing his thoughts on Tuesday's activity in Ashburn. Where were Chase Young and Montez Sweat? How did the quarterbacks look? There's also post-practice Zoom audio from Ryan Fitzpatrick, Landon Collins and Bobby McCain. Then Robert discusses his recent article where he ranked Washington as the most improved team this offseason. Yeah, the QB switch played a big factor (20:38)

After introductions, Robert asks Mark to delve into the origins of Jeep as a brand and how it was 'sold' to Americans following WWII (1:07). Then Mark drills down into how Jeep upholds the 'authentic' reputation it's had since its creation (3:35), how new designs must pay tribute to its past (6:52), and how the brand new 2021 Wagoneer continues that tradition (13:13). After a short break, Mark shares how Bronco's competition could expand Jeep's consumer base (17:34) and Robert asks for Mark's opinions on where Jeep is going in the future (22:28). Then Robert has Mark explain the origins of the Jeep Gladiator (25:55). Then, Robert digs into the interesting colors of Jeep (28:12) and Mark explains how his career led him to Jeep (31:02) Learn More: Jeep.com ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Marietta and Ted Sutton, members of the Original Venice Crew, join to discuss their time working with Carroll Shelby, Ken Miles, Peter Brock, and Phil Remington, and the purpose of their new company and the cars they seek to create and preserve. Robert picks up where they left off and Jim explains the origins of The Original Venice Crew and how their designs came directly from the original designers and drivers (0:33). Then Jim shares the continuation cars the OVC are making today and how uniquely qualified their team truly is (7:44).  After a short break, Jim talks about the process of restoring cars into quality 'art pieces' (9:52). Then Robert asks what designs weren't able to be developed until the OVC came along (12:39) and Jim explains the different purpose of OVC continuation cars over many other OEMs (17:07). Then, Jim, Ted, and Robert discuss the 'nuts and bolts' of the engine (21:44) and Jim shares why and how the OVC produces clothing and designer apparel (25:30). ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I am very appreciative to welcome two guests today! Luisa Hanke and Robert Frischbier. For you as a long-time listener, you may remember episode 28 when I was first talking with Robert. I invited him back today as Luisa and he are collaborating, and I wanted to learn more about it. Luisa founded the Vereinbarkeits Lab (translated to meaning work-life integration lab) in 2018. It is a network for business leaders, founders, HR professionals, and people interested in work-life balance. Luisa also works as a systematic coach supporting professionals focused on creating a family-friendly career. Robert worked in the automotive industry for about 12 years after receiving his diploma in business administration. While being responsible for the quality management and inside sales Robert learned how difficult it was for a young parent to balance work and life in a very traditional industry. That´s why he left the industry and focused on supporting all kinds of companies to become employee-friendly. Together with his wife Robert founded 2PAARSchultern which means two pairs of shoulders and describes their own lifestyle best. Besides his work as a consultant and trainer, Robert works as an auditor for the renowned Bertelsmann Foundation certifying companies as family-friendly employers. Together Luisa and Robert have created the Vereinbarkeits Academy where they offer a work-life balance facilitator training for professionals to teach them how to make their respective organizations more family-friendly. The first part of my conversation will be with Luisa. Then Robert joins us for the second part. If you have not heard his previous episode on the show, here it is https://emilyspath.ca/job-sharing-and-beyond-robert-frischbier/   How to reach Luisa Hanke:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luisa-sophie-hanke-b302b9142/ LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vereinbarkeits-lab/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vereinbarkeits_lab/ Website: https://www.vereinbarkeitslab.de/ Vereinbarkeits Facilitator Course: https://www.vereinbarkeitslab.de/academy   How to reach Robert Frischbier:  Robert: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-frischbier-4b939272/ 2PAARSchultern: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2paarschultern-gbr/ Website – includes links to the podcast 2PAARSchultern: https://www.2paarschultern.de/   What I talked with Luise about: 4:53 Why did Luisa start Vereinsbarkeits Lab ? 9:13 3 Tips for returning professionals 14:03 Job sharing 27:47 Best practice work-life integration companies  33:24 Transferable skills from unpaid care work   What I talked with Luise and Robert about: 42:47 What is the Vereinbarkeits facilitator course about? 45:30 Why do professionals seek out the academy? 49:35 How do they take back their information to the company? 54:40 Where do you see the work-life integration situation in 5/ 10 years?    How to contact Karin? How to connect with Karin Tischler, producer and podcast host of "Job Sharing and Beyond", and founder of Emily's Path Consulting (EPC): Website: https://emilyspath.ca/  Subscribe to the monthly EPC newsletter here! Q&A guest interview, interesting research findings, updates on previous "Job Sharing and Beyond" podcast guests, and exclusive previews about future guests!  LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/karin-tischler/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/jobsharingandbeyond/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JobsharingByond Twitter: https://twitter.com/karin_tischler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karintischlerbc/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/emilyspathca/?viewAsMember=true Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EmilysPathConsulting

After some introductory banter, Robert dives into what Hagerty Insurance does (2:22). Then, McKeel shares a story of how he realized he should take his company to the next level by introducing initiatives for the next generation of car collectors (5:01). Then McKeel shares the different ways that children can interact with cars--ways no generation has been able to experience it before (12:49). Then Robert takes a moment to discuss the magazine produced by Hagerty and its unique approach car reporting (14:17). Then, Robert asks McKeel to explain what he is firsthand witnessing with the next generation of car collectors (22:14), the purpose of vintage car-sharing (25:41), and Hagerty's involvement in larger-profile car events (28:28). Lastly, McKeel shares what cars are sparking enthusiasm in the current group of car collectors (37:59), predicts how electric vehicles will affect collectible cars (40:22), and shares some personal stories behind his most favorite vehicles that he's ever owned (43:26). RELATED EPISODES: Diane Parker and The HVA https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/39-diane-parker-and-the-historic-vehicle-association/id1485928924?i=1000498776283 Paul Bruno and The Original Jeeps https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/42-paul-bruno-and-the-original-jeeps/id1485928924?i=1000501582017 ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 37th episode of our unofficial SAP on Azure video podcast we talk about Nuance, Azure Monitor for SAP Solution Provider for NetWeaver going Public Preview, Synapse and SAP Flight by Roman Broich, SAP Business Technology Platform Security Tutorials, Single Sign-On and Pricinpal Propagation with Power Virtual Agent and SAP by Martin Räpple, Sustainability Summit and SAPPHIRE Now. Then Robert takes a close look at Backup-Options in Azure. https://youtu.be/ipwjwoHQYxg https://github.com/hobru/SAPonAzure

After introductions, Robert and Dustin begin by discussing the road trip he recently completed in the 2021 VW ID.4 (0:57), what the ID.4 means to Volkswagen (4:10), and the benefits that come from owning an electric vehicle and what makes the ID.4 different (7:07). Then Robert asks Dustin to explain VW's longterm objectives for EV models (11:41) and how the car's marketing differs between the US and the rest of the world (13:14).  After a short break, Dustin explains the production and use of batteries in EVs (15:23), what the strategy is for having people switch to EVs (17:36), and how the technology will be shared with other brands related to VW and how EVs might evolve into autonomous driving (21:32). Finally, Robert digs into Dustin's own history with cars and his favorite automobiles (25:28).  ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eddie jumps straight back into the conversation by asking about Robert's fascination with watches and analog vs. digital (0:35) before digging into what makes a car 'matter' to Robert (3:04). Then Robert shares his regrets over the current 'grill wars' on the road and the loss of honest design in automobiles (5:30). Then Eddie asks Robert where he thinks the automotive landscape is heading with electric vehicles (8:28), then Eddie brings up the subject of cars becoming a decorative element in homes in the future (11:25), and Robert shares his advice on life and cars (14:30). Finally, Robert shares his memories of Carrol Shelby (21:12) and Robert explains the importance of authenticity (25:13). Related Episodes: "Cars That Matter" with Eddie Sotto and, guest, Robert Ross: Part 1 Eddie Sotto of Sotto Studios: Part 1 Eddie Sotto of Sotto Studios: Part 2 Conversations with Carrol Shelby ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After introducing Robert, Eddie asks Robert to detail where his passions originated in his childhood (2:43). Then Eddie and Robert consider the value and purpose of collections and how one approaches them (4:23) before finding out where his early interest in cars came from (7:46) and touching on Robert's art degree and how it ties into his overall passions (10:23). After a short break, Eddie asks Robert to explain how he turned his artistic passions turned into employment and automotive writing (13:58). Then Robert explains what makes good automotive writing to him today (21:28), shares the unique approach of his company, RossMadrid (23:48), and then muses on the future of luxury (30:29). Next week, we'll be releasing Part 2 of this conversation, where Robert explains his thoughts on the importance of automotive collecting! Related Episodes: Bert Voet and "Carchitecture: Houses with Horsepower"https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/57-bert-voet-and-carchitecture-houses-with-horsepower/id1485928924?i=1000513910075 Eddie Sotto of Sotto Studios: Part 1 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/16-eddie-sotto-of-sotto-studios-part-1/id1485928924?i=1000474949649 Eddie Sotto of Sotto Studios: Part 2https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/17-eddie-sotto-of-sotto-studios-part-2/id1485928924?i=1000475666915 ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What should we think of Dak Prescott's record-breaking contract with the Cowboys and what kind of precedent does it set for the rest of the NFL? The Athletic's QB Guru Mike Sando of The Football GM podcast joins Robert Mays to break down the details of the Dak Prescott contract, Russell Wilson rumors, and look around the league at how QB movement has changed in recent years. Then Robert welcomes former player agent and current CBS Sports analyst Joel Corry for some insight on the player and agent side of free agency negotiations. Be sure to get the best deal on a subscription to The Athletic at theathletic.com/footballshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Robert Ross is joined (virtually) by Sam Fiorani to discuss the disruption of electric vehicles, the global market shift into trucks and SUVs, and the future of the car collector industry at large. After introductions, Robert asks Sam to share how he ended up at AutoForecast Solutions (1:08) and exactly what they do (2:30). Then Robert shifts gears to deep dive into the topic of electric vehicles and their impact on the car market (4:08). After a short break, the two men review the shift of popularity from cars to trucks and SUVs (14:49) and the unexpected factors to consider when reviewing the global car market, including China (17:08), and discuss the changing landscape for car manufacturers (20:41). Finally, Sam shares some of his biggest influences (25:12) and answers the question of what cars could be found in his dream garage (29:55).  ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks episode, the guys talk about “A Touch of Magic” coming to DCA in March, as well as the new Luca trailer. Then Robert and Thomas conduct a draft of their favorite lands in Walt Disney World!

Robert Ross is joined again (virtually) by Rich Truesdell and Mark Fletcher to finish their conversation about the history, design, and impact of the American Muscle Car on automotive history. Robert gets things going right away by asking Rich and Mark what muscle cars they'd each put in their imaginary garages--which yields some surprising answers (0:31). Then Robert asks the two authors to detail the history of the hemi engine and how that translates into the collector market (11:30) and Rich introduces the topic of cars that were owned by soldier's who never returned from Vietnam and the importance of telling those stories (14:58). Then, Robert asks Rich and Mark to share some of their surprising finds while researching the book (23:57) and to speculate a bit on the future of muscle cars and the automotive industry entire (28:43). Finally, the authors share where you can find them and their writings (30:37). If you pre-order Rich & Mark's book now through the March 30th publication date, you can get a set of classic muscle car images. Details are here: https://www.quartoknows.com/blog/quartodrives/1970-maximum-muscle-pre-order-get-free-bonus-content. ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After introductions, Rich explains the origins of their book "1970 Maximum Muscle" (2:20) and Mark explains the criteria for determining what Muscle Cars made it into their book (5:07). Mark and Rich explain that muscle cars were designed to appeal to the youth of the era, which was challenging considering the tumultuousness of '69-70 (11:17). Then Robert takes a detour to ask what a 'Pony Car' is (13:24) and then Rich and Mark discuss some of the larger impact on engine design from the company, AMC (14:29).  After a short break, Robert, Rich, and Mark discuss how muscle cars were received in the motorsport--specifically NASCAR (17:48). Then Rich shares some of the unique difficulties of creating a book in the midst of a pandemic and how the photography had to be completed with reliance on car communities (24:40).  If you pre-order Rich & Mark's book now through the March 30th publication date, you can get a set of classic muscle car images. Details are here: https://www.quartoknows.com/blog/quartodrives/1970-maximum-muscle-pre-order-get-free-bonus-content. Robert, Rich, and Mark will be back next week to finish their conversation about all things muscle cars! ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jean and Robert have a fascinating discussion with legal scholar Bruce Fein about the constitutional issues surrounding the second Trump impeachment trial. Then Robert shares why extraterrestrials are making him hopeful.

Jean and Robert have a fascinating discussion with legal scholar Bruce Fein about the constitutional issues surrounding the second Trump impeachment trial. Then Robert shares why extraterrestrials are making him hopeful.

On this weeks episode the guys start by answering a listener question from a listener about which attraction they would choose to live inside. Then Robert and Thomas do a deep dive on Frontierland.

Robert jumps right back in by asking how many and what variety of cars and collections Scott has photographed, including some favorites (0:41), before turning his attention to an interesting project Scott did involving American muscle cars (5:11), and the importance of good design and provenance (7:21). After a short break, Scott shares some of the most difficult cars he's ever had to photograph and how he was uniquely suited to rise to the challenge with his studio (9:36), then he dives deep into the importance of being the 'caretaker' of a vehicle (12:49), and thinks back on some of the 'cars that got away' (15:21). Then Robert asks Scott what three cars he'd want in his garage and Scott deeply reviews the question (18:09) and finally, Scott briefly considers the future of automotive collecting (21:51). ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After an introduction, Robert dives in to uncover the impetus for the book (2:02) before jumping into the advice that truly set Don on his path to become an automotive icon and his early life in the San Fernando Valley (3:44). Then Don shares the origins of his nickname "The Snake" and his rival and friend's, Tom McEwen, "The Mongoose" (6:30). Then Robert asks Don to share the notable people who got him where he is today (8:28) before pivoting to talk about 'the most important drag racing car in history, the Greer Black Prudhomme Dragster (9:41). Then Don talks about the intense focus needed for a race and how it led him to retire (12:19) and how discovering his past change Don's perspective on life (14:42). After a short break, Elana encourages Don to 'take us through a run' (18:01), then Elana shares how she and Don became friends and how that informed the creation of their book (23:05). Finally, Don gives some insight on what kept him going in the hard times (29:11) and Elana explains how her approach to Don's biography was unique (32:06). Learn More: http://snakeracing.com/ http://www.snakeracinggear.com/autographed-don-prudhomme-my-life-beyond-the-1320.html https://www.amazon.com/Don-Snake-Prudhomme-Life-Beyond/dp/1613255187 cartekbooks.com RELATED EPISODES: Conversations with Carroll Shelby https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/06-conversations-with-carroll-shelby/id1485928924?i=1000461166407 Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Following a brief introduction, Paul shares how a television show introduced him to a story that would change his live forever (2:33). Then Robert sets the stage for the pacifism in the US during the 30s and Paul explains the needs the Army had at the time (4:48) before the Jeep origin story pivots into a new phase with Bantam, Willys, and Ford vying to get the government contract despite unclear requirements from the Army (7:07). Despite an early victory by Bantam, both Willys and Ford continued to fight (12:05) with a major deciding factor being the final weight of the vehicle--a stat that remains unexact to this day (15:32). After a short break, Robert notes that some of the original Jeeps are part of the National Registry maintained by the HVA and Paul shares what happened to the original makes and how all the designs were combined (18:36). Then Paul explains who eventually made the cars--and how the Army's thinking changed once the reality of war set in (22:48). Then Robert asks what happened after the war and how the jeeps became Jeeps (27:50), and Paul muses on sharing history and honoring the lives, sacrifices, and triumphs of the men and women who made America what it is today (31:35). Check out more from Paul: https://www.dispatchermagazine.com/books/autograph-copy-of-paul-brunos-the-original-jeeps http://originaljeeps.com/ https://www.facebook.com/The-Original-Jeeps-104448048045991 https://www.amazon.com/ORIGINAL-JEEPS-Paul-R-Bruno/dp/0578721759 https://www.battlefields.org/ Listen to related episodes: Diane Parker and the Historic Vehicle Association https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/39-diane-parker-and-the-historic-vehicle-association/id1485928924?i=1000498776283 Russell Hayes and "Volkswagen Beetles and Buses" https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/40-russell-hayes-volkswagen-beetles-buses-smaller-smarter/id1485928924?i=1000499892795 ----------------- Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back from a week away, Jean and Robert survey the state of the presidential transition process and discuss how much Trump is a sideshow or an ongoing danger to the country and how much Biden's cabinet picks matter. Then Robert takes a provocative stand on a polarizing issue: The extent to which "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie.

Back from a week away, Jean and Robert survey the state of the presidential transition process and discuss how much Trump is a sideshow or an ongoing danger to the country and how much Biden's cabinet picks matter. Then Robert takes a provocative stand on a polarizing issue: The extent to which "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie.

On this weeks episode the guys talk about the opening of Buena Vista street and the reintroduction of Park Hoppers at Walt Disney World. Then Robert and Thomas talk about Fantasia in honor of its 80th anniversary.

After a brief introduction, Robert takes a moment to marvel at the sheer number of Volkswagens that were produced (1:14) before Russell dives into the unexpected history of the 'people's car'...specifically the Beetle (3:02). Then Robert asks Russell to drill into the history of Volkwagen after the British involvement following WW2 with a man named Heinz Nordhoff (7:19) and VW's efforts to go international and the difficulties in sharing the Beetle's new style with other cultures (8:50). Then Russell examines the complex shared history of Porsche and Volkswagen and how the companies have continued their relationship to the present day (10:49). Before taking a short break, Robert asks Russell for his advice on the most collectible Volkswagens (13:07). Robert takes a brief detour to discuss the more obscure makes and models created by Volkswagen--like the Karmann Ghia (15:57) before steering the conversation back to the Volkswagen's arrival in America (18:41) and the creation and impact of the VW Bus (22:52). To conclude, the two men speculate on the future of the Beetle and Bus designs in Volkwagen's legacy (27:36). Get Russell's book: https://www.amazon.com/Volkswagen-Beetles-Buses-Smaller-Smarter/dp/0760367663 (Due to some technical difficulties in connecting across continents, there are some audio glitches at certain points in the recording that could not be removed.) LISTEN TO RELATED EPISODES: Brian Howard and Automobile Conservation https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/38-brian-howard-and-automobile-conservation/id1485928924?i=1000497743682 Diane Parker and the Historic Vehicle Association https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/39-diane-parker-and-the-historic-vehicle-association/id1485928924?i=1000498776283 Freeman Thomas: Part 1 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/21-freeman-thomas-part-1/id1485928924?i=1000482838944  ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After an introduction, Robert asks Diane to explain the goals and purpose of the Historic Vehicle Association (0:59), the qualifications that a car must meet to be included in the National Registry (3:47), and the process the vehicles must go through for documentation (5:07). Robert asks what types of vehicles are up for consideration (7:25) before Diane shares the stories of two of the most recent inductees: a 1921 Duesenberg Straight 8 (9:24) and a Dodge Challenger with a very special history (12:15). Then Robert rewinds to the first inductees: a Shelby Daytona Coupe (14:22), a 1964 Meyers Manx (15:18), and the Maserati 8CTF "Boyle Special" (16:21). After a short break, Robert and Diane discuss a recent addition to the Register--The Jenkins' Bus--an iconic vehicle marking an important time in the Civil Rights Movement in America, as well as all the work and love that was required to preserve its special history (18:12). Before moving on, Robert asks to discuss just two more cars that caught his eye: a 1964 Chevy Impala called 'Gypsy Rose' (23:36) and, the 'star' of Ferris Bueller's Day Off, the 1985 Modena Spyder Ferrari (26:34). Robert brings things to close by asking how listeners can engage with the HVA--from suggesting cars to events, such as Cars on the Capitol and the Drive History Conference (29:19)--before Diane concludes with her own story of how she developed her love for cars (35:35). Learn More: https://www.historicvehicle.org/ CHECK OUT MORE RELATED EPISODES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/38-brian-howard-and-automobile-conservation/id1485928924?i=1000497743682 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/18-terry-karges-and-the-petersen-automotive-museum/id1485928924?i=1000476396066 ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert begins by asking Brian to explain how he got into conservation, but more importantly, what conservation is and how it's different than restoration (1:14). Then, Brian shares how his early career spent working on carriage conservation (7:12) prepared him for his transition into 'industrial conservation' and his specialty with cars (9:43). Robert and Brian then discuss the unhelpful instinct of some car collectors to 'clean the machine' and the benefits of simply removing the layers of dust and dirt in old finds (11:37) before Robert asks Brian to detail how he approaches conservation vs. restoration on a case by case basis with his clients (16:14).  After a short break, Robert asks Brian to talk about one unique car he had worked on recently, The Jenkins' Bus--an important fixture in SC during the Civil Rights Movement that has now been permanently placed on the Historic Vehicle Association's National Registry (19:23). Brian shares the history of B.R. Howard and Associates and its philosophy in the conservation industry (23:35). Then Robert asks Brian to share his involvement in and thoughts about the American Institute of Conservators and the code of ethics they uphold (28:23), before sharing some stories about what he has in his own garage (34:00). ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks episode the guys start off by talked about the recently released trailer for Raya and the Last Dragon. Then Robert tests Thomas’s Disney knowledge with some trivia. Then they talk about a classic Disney World attraction: The Great Movie Ride

After introductions, Frank explains the story of how he first connected with Maserati (2:03), before the two men discuss what makes the Maserati designs so special (7:08), and Maserati's emphasis on race car design (10:46). Then Robert asks Frank to talk about his experiences in restoring and driving Maseratis (14:21).  After a short break, Frank details the origins of the Maserati Information Exchange (18:06) and how MIE changed the history of the marque (21:07) before a gradual transition into becoming a resotration company before the recession in the 90s (24:42). Then Robert pivots to discuss the Maserati's rise on the collectible market (31:05), the uniqueness of prototypes in the car industry--especially the ones designed by Franco Saglione (33:08)--and Frank muses on the future of the marque and the car design industry as a whole (35:09).  Learn More: https://www.carguytour.com/ Frank will return to continue the conversation in next week's episode of Cars That Matter. ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks episode, the guys start by talking about Bob Iger’s decision to step down from California’s Economic Relief Force, and what it may mean for Disneyland’s reopening. Then Robert and Thomas talk all about a central land in all Disney Parks: Fantasyland.

Robert kicks things off after some introductions by asking Jack to detail his family history with racing and cars (1:12), then Jack explains how he approaches and prepares for a race (4:05), before explaining the recently launched Roush iRacing League (5:16). Then, Jack shares his proudest racing moment (8:36).  After a short break, Jack explains the company origins and the services that Roush Performance provides (10:41), Robert asks Jack to give a peak into the research and development processes of Roush Performance (14:00), and Jack goes over the current offerings available through the company (16:55) and considers the future of performance vehicles with new technologies being created every day (20:59). Then Robert asks Jack about the intersection between performance and luxury (23:00), his advice on the industry (25:10), and his own personal tastes in cars (26:49). Learn More: https://www.roushperformance.com/ ------------------ Learn More About the Show: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Ross is joined (online) by Pete Evanow, author of the book "Nissan Z: 50 Years of Exhilarating Performance" to discuss Z history, the impact the six generations of the Z-Car had on the automotive industry, and what the future might look like in the collectible market. After introducing Pete, Robert shares his thoughts on Pete's book, "Nissan Z," and Pete shares how the book came to be (1:01). Then Robert rewinds and asks Pete to go back and look at the origins of the Z legacy (2:34) before Robert asks Pete to talk in in more detail about Yutaka Katayama, father of the Z-Car (5:09), and then Pete explains why Datsun rebranded as Nissan (6:39). The two men then discuss how the release of the 240Z 'changed the game' for Nissan (7:11) and Pete details the designers who created the automobile (9:18). Pete then shares some of the racing history of the Z-Cars, including how P.L. Newman brought credibility to the make (10:21), and then they both review the model numbers that brought the car to present day (12:56). Before a short break, Pete shares abou this time working for Nissan when the company partnered with Renault (14:33). Then Robert asks Pete to talk about the GTR (16:55), before discussing the more recent Z-Car models (18:12) and considering what the future might hold for the next Z-Cars (21:00). Then Robert turns the conversation towards the collector market (22:16). Then Robert asks Pete what cars he has in his own garage (28:42) before concluding the show with Pete giving some insight into his own inspiration in life (31:05). Get the Book: https://www.amazon.com/Nissan-50-Years-Exhilarating-Performance/dp/0760367132 ----------------- Learn More: https://www.curtco.com/carsthatmatter Follow Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carsthatmatterpodcast Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/carspodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carsthatmatterpodcast ----------------- Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste & Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production https://www.curtco.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch your step!  This month, comic artist Robert Hack joins us to discuss the numerous comic titles he's worked on including X-Files, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and of course, Doctor Who. Then Robert offers up his Pick of the Month, the 1950's sci-fi television epic, Quatermass and the Pit!  We discuss the many versions of Quatermass over the years and what a massive impact it's had on UK television, especially Doctor Who.   Join us!  See you next month!

Robert Ross is joined (online) by Jim Warlick, owner of "The American Presidential Experience," which is going to be auctioned off through Bonham's next month. The collection includes quite a few notable pieces, including two limos from JFK's presidency. Robert and Jim discuss the importance of those cars, their impact on history, and how the auction will benefit the Worker's Legacy Foundation which was founded by Jim. Robert begins by asking Jim to describe the origins and goals of "The American Presidential Experience" (1:18) and what other notable items make up the collections--like Oval Office repicas (4:41). Then Robert pivots to talk about the motivations behind Jim bringin his treasures to auction (6:48) and what the auction process is like in the current pandemic (7:33). Then, before. a short break, Robert asks Jim to detail how exactly he became the owner of such an impressive collection (8:34). Then Robert and Jim wind back the clock to discuss the JFK legacy and the role one of the cars played in history (13:00), before examining the other limo up for auction and the purpose limos have served in every presidency (18:23) and the other items up for bid (20:02). Then Robert and Jim share some stories about the times Jim worked for campaigns (22:51) before diving deep into Jim's Worker's Legacy Foundation and all the good he hopes will come from auctioning the JFK limos (25:05). ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After some brief introductions and conversation, Robert dives into "Gulf 917" and asks Jay to explain his love affair with the car and why it's such an important car--which has some interesting ties to Steve McQueen...(1:52) Then, Jay explains how the car series changed 'the game' in unexpected ways due to continuously changing 'rules' (6:14) before Robert asks for a quick rundown on what a '917' car is and why the Gulf is special (8:47). Then Jay explains exactly how the Gulf 917 came about (13:07), and why chronicling all 14 chassis was important (18:39). Before a short break, Robert asks how it was that Gulf became involved on the venture (20:41). Then Robert asks Jay to discuss some of the drivers of the cars--many of whom Jay befriended while writing his book (24:49), then Jay talks about the community of Porsche enthusiasts he engages with on Facebook and how they are a source of information (29:15), and Robert pivots the discussion to share how one of the chassis went to auction at Gooding & Company for a record-breaking amount (30:56). Then Robert asks Jay about how he actually went about writing this book (35:32), some of his discoveries in the writing process (39:36), and his involvement with the rescheduled Pebble Beach events that were meant to showcase the Gulf 917s (42:18). CHECK OUT RELATED EPISODES: David Gooding: https://apple.co/2FQ1cEO The Brumos Collection: https://apple.co/2ZVGmuW 000 Magazine: https://apple.co/3cfdB14 Learn More:Cars That Matter Follow Us:Instagram | Twitter | Facebook ----------------- Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, The guys discuss more speculation surrounding Disneyland’s reopening. Then Robert talks about a special Disney copy cat meal he made at home. Finally, the guys pit Disneyland and Disney World against each other in a comprehensive, head to head breakdown of the two resorts.

Robert and Curtis begin by considering why the Model T is important in history--and why it's important to themselves (1:16), as well as how the 'assembly line' revolutionized industry around the world (2:50). Then Robert asks Curtis to detail the cars specs (4:42) before 'taking us for a drive' (6:42) and talking about what exactly the car is capable of (9:14). Right before a break, the consider how creating the auto industry necessitated the gasoline industry and how some of the quirks of the car foreshadowed modern developments in the industry (10:34). Then Robert asks Curtis to detail his own history with his Model T (13:37) and how he approached resoring it (15:31). This naturally leads to Curtis sharing some personal memories and Robert recounting the importance of 'living history' (16:30). Robert pivots to ask about the Model T community (18:07). Then Curtis shares one of his favorite memories of taking the car to a 'drive thru' zoo (20:08). Robert asks Curtis to open up his garage and share what other cars he's collected and is resotring (22:03). And lastly, Robert asks Cutis to give advice in starting your car collection (26:23) before Robert and Curtis consider if any modern-day cars will be as impactful on history as the Model T (27:36). Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter ----------------------- Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Jay and Robert get right into things by reviewing Jay's earliest memories of cars (1:05) and how his unique education led him to Ford (3:57). Then Robert pivots to discuss the fifteen years that Jay spent working for Ford Motor Company and how the company's ethos continues to set the bar for other companies (5:45), an ethos that Jay was excited to discover with Embraer (8:28). After a short break, Robert asks Jay to detail his process for brining automotive interior design to private jets, first at Gulf Stream and then at Embraer (13:32). Then Jay explains how Embraer started the private jet design revolution by hiring BMW DesignWorks and the importance of cross-industry development even when it's all brought in-house (18:30). Finally, Robert asks Jay to detail some of this best designs that were never actually made (24:33) before concluding with some musings from Jay on the importance of employers giving employees more creative freedom to realize untapped potential (29:35). Hear from the designers discussed in this episode! Eddie Sotto of Sotto Studios on Cars That Matter Freeman Thomas on Cars That Matter Ian Cameron and Verena Kloos on Cars That Matter Learn More: Embraer Aviation | Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter -------------------------- Hosted by: Robert Ross Guest: Jay Beever Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music By: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The pandemic continues to frustrate recent PR graduates looking to land their first job and still challenges students who watched summer and fall internships evaporate when the virus attacked.Yet from the rubble of the 2020 PR job market emerged this summer the PR Council’s Agency-Ready program giving students and young pros the training needed to prepare them for careers in agency public relations.Sarah gets the details of the PR Council’s groundbreaking initiative from its president, Kim Sample. Then Robert leads a Zoom conversation with eight young women who are among the two thousand graduates in the inaugural class. Also, the AP Stylebook Showdown proves no match for another Agency-Ready graduate, while the show helps one budding pro make a Labor Day weekend job connection!Links:The Pandemic is Ruining Our SleepO’Dwyer’s PR NewsletterPR CouncilGuest: Kim SamplePR Council Agency-Ready ProgramGuest: Ashleigh KathrynGuest: Avni GuptaGuest: Chelsea TaftGuest: Haley HassellGuest: Michaela LewinGuest: Mila Melia-KapoorGuest: Rylee WalkerGuest: Ayleen PerezMaverick PRGuest: Pooja KamatEmpath Worldwide

Robert jumps right in by asking David to elaborate on what SpeedKore's philosophies are before focusing on the company's predilection for Chargers (1:03), before having David review the cars of note his company has built, rebuilt, and enhanced (3:50). Then David explains why car owners should consider carbon fiber as an option for restoring or upkeeping their classic cars (9:16), considers the need for artisan expertise in car making (10:25), and the importance of education for younger enthusiasts (11:35). Then Robert asks David to recount a story about one of his particularly 'super' clients (12:48).  After a short break, Robert asks for 'Carbon Fiber 101' to learn what processes can help car owners and what options they should consider in their car purchases and restorations (17:27). After the rundown, Robert asks David to highlight some of the most aesthetically superior work that SpeedKore has done (25:22) along with some of the work he's doing in partnership with Classic Recreations (29:42). Lastly, Robert asks David to discuss how to get the next generation excited about cars which prompts David to share his own story and offers his help to young people getting started (33:55). Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook ----------------------- Hosted by: Robert Ross Guest: David Salvaggio Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Wayne Carini, host of 'Chasing Classic Cars' on television and owner of F40 Motorsports joins Robert Ross (online) to discuss Wayne's talent for locating and restoring classic cars as well as his thoughts on the changing car collector industry.  After a brief introduction, Robert asks Wayne to go back to the beginning and share how his love of cars began and his unique history with the Model A (1:29), before honing in on what drives Wayne as he hunts for classic cars and some of his favorite stories about the people he's met (4:38). Rober then turns the conversation to Wayne's show 'Chasing Classic Cars' and how he approaches buying and selling automobiles (7:54), along with one of the most exciting discoveries he ever made (10:56). Robert shifts gears to ask about the origin and success of F40 Motorsports and has Wayne walk us through what a restoration actually entails (14:13), then highlight some of his favorite restorations and a special showcase Wayne had at Pebble Beach (16:46).  After a quick break, Robert asks which cars are Wayne's favorites to drive and discuss the recent line-up from Corvette (19:36), then Robert asks for Wayne's advice on buying collector cars--from 'cars to avoid' through 'how to approach restoration' (24:03). Then Robert turns the conversation to the future of collectible cars and how the 'new normal' may change the auction industry (29:59). Finally, Wayne considers the next generation of automobile enthusiasts and how to excite that passion in younger generations (33:24). Learn More: Cars That Matter Follows Us: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter ------------- Hosted by: Robert Ross Guest: Wayne Carini Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

After introducing Christophe, the men discuss Christophe's time with Bentley Americas, specifically the launch of the Continental GT (1:13) before deep-diving into the inspiration and history of the car and how it led to the New Continental GT and some of Bentley's technical features (3:53). Then Robert encourages Christophe to discuss Bentley's New Flying Spur and how it directly effected their plans for their model lineup (7:04) including their new Bentayga and the criticisms the luxury SUV initially faced (11:25), which leads to Christophe's explanation of Authenticity as a driving force at Bentley (14:34). Then Robert winds the clock back to discuss how Bentley made it through the 70s-90s when the market was as unfavorable to luxury sedans (16:09).  After a short break, Robert dives into the loyalty of not only Bentley owners, but the artisans who create these automobiles (18:12). Then Robert steers the conversation to the topic of Mulliner (20:57), then what the 'new normal' looks like for Bentley (23:46), the special relationship between the American consumer and Bentley (26:12), and the new technologies on the horizon for the marque (27:14). Finally, Robert digs deeper into Christophe's personal history with cars--and motorcycles (30:37). Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook ------------------ Hosted by: Robert Ross Producer & Editor: Chris Porter Sound Engineer: Michael Kennedy Theme Music By: Celleste & Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Lisa begins the show by examining how and when schools will reopen across the state and gives an update on the July 4th hit and run in Fairfield. Then Robert from New Haven brings up the issue of substandard housing afflicting CT and the entire nation. Then breaking news from the Supreme Court with their ruling over President Trump's tax returns being released. State Representative Brian Farnen joins the show to discuss shopping local and a possible special legislation session in Hartford.

After an introduction, Robert asks Paul (who joins the show from Newport Pagnell in England) to explain Aston Martin Works and what it means for car lovers (1:22) and the detailed archives that help in restoring old cars and preserving history (4:16) before moving onto the options in restoring your car (6:52). Then they move into Aston Martin's 'Continuation Cars' (11:47), review what makes the GT different than the standard DB4 (13:03), and consider what the production cycle is for these unique cars (15:04). Then they refocus the conversation on what's next for Aston Martin Works (18:29), the Bond legacy (20:29), and the DB3S (21:51). After a quick break--Paul breaks down what happened after the last DB6 Vantage came out (23:46) and Aston Martin's history with the Lagonda marque (26:54). Then Robert asks Paul to consider the future of collector cars (29:52), then takes a brief detour to consider left vs. right driving (32:00) before considering Paul's personal history with cars beyond Aston Martin (33:40). The men conclude their conversation by discussing how Aston Martin Works is offering help to essential workers during the pandemic (38:42). Learn More: https://www.curtco.com/carsthatmatter Hosted by Robert Ross Produced By Chris Porter Theme Music By Celleste & Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production Follows Us: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook  

This episode, we join Brendan with his thoughts on the bad implementation of colonialism to Monster Hunter World and Lore in Doom Eternal. Then Robert has some thoughts on Strong Bologna and Steven Universe being the best torchbearer for Star Trek today. Patreon.com/PNB

This episode, we join Brendan with his thoughts on the bad implementation of colonialism to Monster Hunter World and Lore in Doom Eternal. Then Robert has some thoughts on Strong Bologna and Steven Universe being the best torchbearer for Star Trek today. Patreon.com/PNB

Robert Ross and Terry Karges begin their conversation by discussing the history of the Petersen Automotive Museum (1:26), the incredible people whose collective vision changed the museum to its present iconic build (5:40), and the museum's incredible collection (7:31). Then the two men turn their attention toward 'The Vault' (10:40) and then the process that led them to the museum's redesign (15:00). After a quick break, Terry digs into what it takes to be a curator at the Petersen (18:48), their remote studio for Art Center (20:38), and how the museum is making strides to engage younger car enthusiasts (23:18). Then Robert asks Terry how the public can access the wealth of information at the Museum during quarantine (28:05). They wrap things up by talking about Terry's own story with cars (32:10) and what three cars he still wants in his garage (38:27).  Learn More: Cars That Matter And Follow Us: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter A CurtCo Media Production

Robert Ross and Eddie Sotto jump right back into their discussion by delving into Eddie's Rolls Royce car design meant to accompany the Skyacht, the Regatta(0:33) and then detour into Eddie's time with Ed Roth (4:50). Then Robert introduces Eddie's concept of "Form Follows Fantastic!" and asks him to elaborate (8:18). Then they shift gears to talk about the cars that Eddie's owned and admired (14:04). After looking to the past, the two men consider the future--specifically what's next for Eddie (21:18), then pivot to discussing luxury interior and furniture design and Fornasetti's aesthetic (24:04), the 'feel of the ride' (29:50), and Eddie's trademarked equation: 'Fear-Death=Fun' (33:27).  Learn More: Cars That Matter And Follow Us: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter A CurtCo Media Production

Today, ABC Executive Robert Mills joins us to talk about the most dramatic episode of Pilot Pete’s season of The Bachelor yet. They discuss the Chase Rice finasco, Victoria P’s motives, and Peter’s black turtleneck. Then Robert teases the main event of next week’s episode. How does Pilot Pete get hurt next week? You’ll have to listen to find out! Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.  THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS: GRAVITY BLANKETS: https://gravityblankets.com CODE: VIALL UNDERCOVER TOURIST: https://www.undercovertourist.com/viall/ CODE: VIALL IMPERFECT FOODS: http://imperfectfoods.com/viall CODE: VIALL See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You're surrounded, ARGonauts! Rose City Games founder Will Lewis joins us to chat about his upcoming twin-stick shooter Cat Lady as well as the history of the genre. Get ready hold onto those sticks and never let go! The news this week starts off with the major announcement that PlayStation 5 is releasing on holiday 2020. That's followed by the Nintendo PlayStation prototype going on sale, the Atari VCS architect quitting, Bully 2 canceled, and how a teenager got Doom working on a McDonald's cash register. This week's Stage of History has us blasting robots in Robotron: 2084. Then Robert goes over the top with Total Carnage in Obscura. And don't forget to also grab our game code giveaways for Big Drunk Satanic Massacre and Assault Android Cactus. PlayStation 5 Launches Holiday 2020The Rare Nintendo PlayStation Prototype Is Going Up For SaleAtari VCS architect quits, citing six months of missed paymentsBully 2 Development Has Allegedly Ceased, Game ScrappedGuy Gets Doom Running On A McDonald's Cash RegisterAdi Shankar working on another video game TV series, this time for Far Cry 3 Got a question, comment, or suggestion for the show? Email us or send a tweet! Check out our Patreon to help support the show and get cool perks along the way. Also, join our Discord room to chat all things retro gaming. See you there! Follow David | Follow Robert | Follow Candice

In this week’s episode, Thomas discusses a recent blog post he wrote, about how you can enjoy a great solo trip to a Disney theme park (1:00). Then Robert and Thomas talk about the Halloween food they are most excited to try at the Disneyland Resort (3:00). Finally the guys dive into one of their favorite Disney films, The Emperors New Groove. (26:00) Thank you so much for listening! We hope that you enjoyed the show and continue to listen. If you had a good time listening, please subscribe, rate and review! You can follow the show on Instagram @talkingllamaspodcast and it’s host, Robert Camozzi @dadisneydad to stay up to date on future episodes and get in contact with the show. We would love to hear from you, so please do not hesitate to reach out! Have a magical week everyone!

Robert is now in Georgia! He takes the scenic route through a national forest before crossing that border. He then meets up with an old high school friend, Brian. Brian takes him out to eat and to gather supplies. Then Robert does some homework before hitting the road again.

Rip and tear with us and returning guest Dave Oshry of New Blood to talk about the release of his retro FPS Dusk and celebrate 25 years of DOOM! Merry Dusk-mas, ARGonauts! We welcome New Blood head honcho Dave Oshry back on the show to celebrate the release of his retro first-person shooter Dusk. We also look back on the DOOM franchise in celebration of its 25th anniversary. Prepare to rip and tear! The show kicks off with us catching up on what happened during The Game Awards. Then we hit the news on Soulja Boy selling his own game consoles, Panzer Dragoon making a comeback, and our thoughts on those strange Sonic the Hedgehog movie posters. This week's Stage of History brings the gore with Final Doom and Doom 3. Then Robert continues the carnage with Blood in Obscura. Be sure to also grab our game code giveaways for Mutant Football League and Dusk. See you next week for our final show of the year! THE GAME AWARDS 2018: THE BIGGEST GAME REVEALS, NEWS, AND TRAILERS Aspiring tech mogul Soulja Boy releases his own video game console ‘Panzer Dragoon’ and Its Sequel Getting HD Remasters Next Year 'Sonic the Hedgehog' Second Movie Poster Appears Online Got a question, comment, or suggestion for the show? Email us or send a tweet! Also, join our Discord room to chat all things retro gaming! Follow David | Follow Robert We are partnered with Don't Feed The Gamers! Be sure to check them out for fan-focused gaming content.

It's an ARGcast double feature! We welcome Mel Kirk of Zen Studios back on the show to talk about Pinball FX3 acquiring the rights for Williams/Bally pinball tables. What do they plan to do to make hardcore pinheads happy? We dig into that and more! Plus David speaks with the likes of Swery (Deadly Premonition, The Good Life), Tommy Refenes (Super Meat Boy, Super Meat Boy Forever), Greg Johnson (ToeJam & Earl franchise), and others at PAX West. Having essentially two main topics this week means we had to cut down our usual format. Still, there was plenty of news to get into starting with Superman himself Henry Cavill being cast as Geralt of Rivia for The Witcher Netflix series. That's followed by news that the last Doom II secret has apparently been revealed after 24 years, and SNK teasing a new game. Could it be Samurai Shodown? The Last Blade? Either way, we're excited! Don't forget to also grab hold of our game code giveaways. Then Robert has one more news story to drop on the return of Ninja Warriors that will make fans of co-op brawling happy. Stay tuned next week for our usual format, ARGonauts! 'The Witcher:' Henry Cavill Cast as Geralt in New Netflix Series Final DOOM II Secret Discovered After 24 Years SNK Hints At Major New Game Reveal Next Week Zen Studios Expanding Pinball FX3 With Williams Bally Arcade Tables Williams™ Pinball Coming to Pinball FX3 – Steam Beta Now Live Taito’s Ninja Warriors Game For Nintendo Switch Gets New Trailer, Multiplayer We are partnered with Don't Feed The Gamers! Be sure to check them out for fan-focused gaming content. Got a question, comment, or suggestion for the show? Email us or send a tweet! Also, join our Discord room to chat all things retro gaming! Follow David | Follow Robert

Robert and Kenny begin the show talking about the new Halloween trailer, why the horror genre isn’t generally as widely respected for its music, and why some directors want to score their own movies.   Mychael Danna comes in to discuss Ang Lee stumbling into his music and collaborating on The Ice Storm, a score Elmer Bernstein originally slammed. Then Robert and Mychael recall working together on Life of Pi, and how Mychael was nearly fired before Robert and Mychael added a “shaker” sound to the score, and later won Danna his first Academy Award for Best Original Score.   In The Inside Track, music psychologist Dr. Siu-Lan Tan breaks down how sound design, including the “cocktail party effect,” can alter our perceptions in film and television, using examples from several classic films.   Then, Mychael talks about working with his brother Jeff Danna, and how they complement each other’s styles and approaches, and the music of The Good Dinosaur.   Lastly, Mychael joins Robert and Kenny to play a “Academy Awards” edition of Name That Score, where you — yes, you — can be a winner!   EPISODE NOTES, PICTURES & VIDEOS: https://www.score-movie.com/podcast   FOLLOW @ScoreThePodcast http://twitter.com/ScoreThePodcast   Hosts: Robert Kraft and Kenny Holmes Executive Producer: Matt Schrader Copyright 2018 Score: The Podcast

When looking back on console releases in history, few are bypassed more than the TurboGrafx-16 (and its little buddy the PC Engine). Our buddy Andre Tipton comes back on to share with us his expertise on Hudson Soft's firecracker of a run in the console race during the '80s and '90s. Before Andre's lovefest on all things TurboGrafx and PC Engine, we dive into what ended being a busy news week in the world of retro gaming! The first two Shenmue games are finally getting a re-release, Sega could potentially bring back Saturn and Dreamcast titles, a new 2D Castlevania game gets announced (although not in the way we hoped), and SNK has potentially really cool hardware coming out soon. Finally, we give our 2 cents on the Billy Mitchell / Twin Galaxies situation so far. The drams are for reals! This week's Stage of History features the best that the PC Engine and TurboGrafx-16 has to offer respectively with Castlevania: Rondo of Blood and Air Zonk. Then Robert kicks into action with the surprisingly rare Jackie Chan's Action Kung-Fu in Obscura. Don't forget to pick up our game giveaways for Evil Glitch and Poker Night at the Inventory, then stay with us for another tense game of Random Select. Does Robert sing his way to victory? Shenmue and Shenmue 2 coming to PS4, Xbox One and PC Sega Ages Coming To Nintendo Switch, Includes Classic Master System and Genesis Games New Castlevania is a multiplayer mobile game SNK Announces New Neo-Geo Hardware In Time For 40th Anniversary Billy Mitchell responds: ‘We will show ... everything was done according to the rules’ Battlezone launches on Nintendo Switch this summer We are partnered with Don't Feed The Gamers! Be sure to check out their content for fan-focused gaming content. Got a question, comment, or suggestion for the show? Email us or send a tweet! Follow and Like ARGcast! Twitter Facebook Follow David Follow Robert

For only the fourth time ever, and the first time in probably three or four years we have a guest on the show! We have a discussion with Robert Newsome of The Atomic Elbow Professional Wrestling Fanzine. We talk about wrestling and fanzines and wrestling fanzines and music and, really, a whole bunch of other stuff. Then Robert spins some of his current favorite hardcore records. A fun show! Check out theatomicelbow.bigcartel.com. Tracklist: Limp Wrist – Façade Freedom – Anti-Poison Unified Right – Power Struggle Misled Youth – Your Life Line of Sight – No Need Corrective Measure – Right Direction Blistered – The Poison of Self-Confinement Drug Control – Because of You Arms Race – Empty Creed Violence to Fade – Insult to Injury Fury –Death Yellows Life and Reason Pure Disgust  – White Silence Coke Bust – Fuck Bar Culture Limp Wrist – Wrap Yourselves in Me

Published on June 15, 2017----- On this episode, Robert reviews the spiciest memes of early June: sneezing videos and promising rapper Jake Paul. Then Robert has good news as his old band is reuniting, plus he shares some exclusive details about the band's upcoming album and tour! See if he can make you rock and roll all night and party everyday in this episode! (Also, see if you can successfully identify the four songs sampled throughout the episode!)----- The Average Gods Podcast is a (mostly) bi-weekly insightful and humorous talk show hosted by Robert Kehler. It's a down-to-Earth show for an out-of-this-world world.----- Contact the show at: averagegodspodcast@gmail.com Support the show by leaving a review on iTunes!

In this episode, Robert and Jason run through the latest about Amazon Studios' sudden burst of original content, Daniel Craig returning as 007, Avatar 2 getting a production start date and more. Then Robert is joined by the first special guest on the show, Kate Wilkinson, to defend the film that Quentin Tarantino has called the "worst movie" he ever made.  Intro and outro music: "Please Listen Carefully" by Jahzzar (CC BY-SA 3.0) creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

Shannon and Zach tackle a sad Cyrus, sick Helena, sappy Liam and the letters of Jeleanor. Then Robert returns!

In this massive episode of Star Joes, Ryan and Jon are joined by Robert. Robert talks about the work he has been doing. The guys talk about the movie Turbo Kid and the Netflix series Stranger Things. Then Robert and Ryan go off on a tangent about comics and the changing of characters. Enjoy!

In this huge episode of Star Joes, Robert shares a tender moment he had during a workout session. Then Robert and Ryan talk respond to some listener feedback and talk about bringing unique items to creators at conventions. The guys then jump into the cartoon episodes and discover why Bazooka may need to be removed from the Joe roster....and Duke gets captured a couple more times. Enjoy!

Robert and Jim got together finally for a short, casual podcast episode! Then Robert came up with the idea to have a BBQ, Cookout, Meetup for the listeners. We want some ideas so let us know what you would like to do? We aren’t footing the bill but want to get together with the listeners […]

Technology is changing how people live, work and play.  But real estate investing is still a people business, and the key to great relationships with people is communication.  In this episode, host Robert Helms visits with his dad, the Godfather of Real Estate, who’s been in the real estate investing and brokerage business from the first day God created dirt. Bob shares some of the changes he’s embraced over his decades in the business. Then Robert chats with internet marketing guru Pol vanRhee. Technology is changing how small business attracts customers.  Whether you’re searching for properties or service providers, or using the internet to attract tenants or market your properties, there are things you need to know to stay competitive in a rapidly changing world.  The Real Estate Guys™ radio show provides real estate investing news, education, training, perspectives and resources that help real estate investors succeed.  Learn more and subscribe to the free newsletter at www.realestateguysradio.com