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Episode 22: Our Take on the 2025 Toyota 4Runner

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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.

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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.

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Summary In 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.…
 
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Summary In 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.…
 
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Summary In 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.…
 
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Summary In 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.…
 
Summary In 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. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Recent Watch Purchases 16:09 Matrix Reloaded: A Thrilling Car Chase Scene 20:06 Duel: A Tense Pursuit Directed by Steven Spielberg 22:46 Bullet: A Classic Car Chase Scene from the 1960s 23:34 Favorite Chase Scenes in Movies 24:07 The Bourne Supremacy: A Great Chase Scene 25:01 Bad Boys: A Classic Car Chase 26:31 Mad Max: Fury Road: Non-Stop Chasing 30:30 Baby Driver: Intense Driving Scenes 34:21 Terminator 2: Harley Davidson Chase 35:52 Ronin: Great Chase Scenes and Soundtrack 37:17 Gone in 60 Seconds: The Iconic Eleanor 42:26 No Man's Land: A Thrilling Car Chase 43:30 Introduction 45:07 Favorite Car Chase Scenes in Movies 49:20 Discussion on The Hire and The Omega Man 52:03 Satay on Rendezvous and Porsche PTS Colors 57:47 Bankruptcy of Fisker 01:00:20 New DeLorean and Conclusion…
 
Summary While 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.…
 
Summary In 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. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Well Wishes 01:25 The Rise of Tequila: Trends and Celebrity Brands 13:30 The Controversy of Flavored Whiskies 28:30 The Disappointment of Collector's Edition Bottles 34:12 Marketing Tactics and Inflated Prices 41:47 Affordable and Enjoyable Bourbons for Father's Day 45:17 The State of the Bourbon Industry 51:48 Personal Taste and Preference in Bourbon Selection 53:31 The Impact of COVID-19 on the Watch Market 54:06 Rolex: Increased Availability and Lower Prices 56:22 New Porsche 911 GTS: The Controversy of Push-Button Start 01:02:45 Bore Scoring in Porsche Engines: Importance of Proper Maintenance…
 
Summary The 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. Chapters 00:00 Humorous Anecdotes and Pet Ownership 15:19 Rally Experiences and Comfort 23:13 Car Rallies and Camaraderie Among Car Enthusiasts 24:43 Engine Rebuilds and Performance Options 26:27 Challenges and Experiences of Driving Vintage Cars 29:33 Exhilarating and Challenging Rally Drives 33:19 Camaraderie and Support Among Car Enthusiasts 45:12 The Impact of Ego on Driving Behavior 49:08 Insights from a Car Rally Event 01:08:57 Exploring Whiskey Tasting and Watch Collecting…
 
Summary In 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. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage 08:00 Comparing Watch Collaborations 23:09 Impressive Performance and Power 26:31 Customizable Engine Sound 37:36 Intuitive Interior Design 41:20 Exploring the Hyundai Ioniq 5N: Design, Interior, and Performance 43:07 Warranty and Additional Features 44:25 Potential for a Hot Hatch Version 45:12 Boost Button and Acceleration 46:11 Charging and Range 48:30 Dealership Experience and Availability 49:45 Color Options and Preferences 50:32 Comparisons to Other Vehicles 51:14 Excitement and Anticipation 52:21 Upcoming Episodes and Events 53:11 Discussion on Rally Bag Essentials 54:03 Personal Car Maintenance 55:08 Possibility of Being a Passenger 55:55 Closing Remarks and Contact Information…
 
Summary James 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.…
 
Summary In 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. Chapters 00:00 Introductions, Watches, and Drinks 02:01 Casey's Car Returns After 13 Months 09:06 Jake's Engines and the Value of Custom Builds 14:20 Funny Encounter with an Elderly Couple 39:27 Introducing the Genesis Magma Sub-Brand 41:57 The Trend of Performance Divisions and Appearance Packages 44:12 The Wrecked 993 Turbo: A Tale of Hooning 44:29 Unfortunate Accidents and the Appeal of Air-Cooled Porsches 48:35 The Enjoyment of Driving Manual Transmissions 55:28 Fun and Engaging Cars to Drive 59:35 The Value of the Lotus Elise 01:02:21 Limitations of AI-Generated Audio 01:03:27 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. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Car Accident Story 14:13 Discussion on Top Five Driving Songs 31:34 Memories and Emotions: The Connection Between Music and Driving 59:10 Cake by the Ocean by Dance 01:06:41 Matching Shirts and No Man's Land Casey's Top 5: 1. Feeling Good by Avicii 2. Baba O'Riley by The Who 3. Cake by the Ocean by DNCE 4. Island Glow by Dirty Heads 5. No Rain by Blind Melon Kevin's Top 5: 1. Solar System by Sub Focus 2. Feel It Still by Portugal The Man 3. Front To Back by Buku and Bassnectar 4. Funk Off by Suga7 and Yo Speed 5. Lookout Weekend by Reid Stefan and Debbie Deb James' Top 5: 1. Bulls on Parade by Rage Against The Machine 2. How Soon Is Now? by The Smiths 3. The Plan by Built To Spill 4. Roadrunner by The Modern Lovers 5. A Girl Like You by The Smithereens Matt's Top 5: 1. Mr. Blue Sky by ELO 2. Runaway by Linkin Park 3. I Remember by Deadmou5 & Kaskade 4. Blinding Lights by The Weekend 5. Wild Ones by Flo Rida & Sia…
 
Summary In 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.…
 
Summary In 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.…
 
Summary In 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. Takeaways A 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.…
 
Summary The 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. Takeaways Nashville 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.…
 
Summary In 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. Takeaways Consider 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.…
 
Summary In 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. Takeaways Kitchen 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 support The release of the Omega Speedmaster with a white dial The launch of the Dodge Charger Daytona The weight and environmental impact of EVs The upcoming release of gas-powered Charger Six Packs The reliability of Dodge vehicles The future of police cars…
 
Summary In 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. Takeaways Micro 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.…
 
Summary In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics including travel experiences, EV sharing apps, wristwatch check, disappointment in a podcast meetup, and new car prices. The conversation covers various topics related to car sales, including factors affecting sales, consumer confidence, and luxury vehicle sales. The discussion also delves into the pros and cons of buying salvage or rebuilt vehicles. Additionally, the conversation explores the FOMO (fear of missing out) phenomenon in the bourbon industry and highlights overhyped bourbons. The marketing strategies behind limited editions and the experience of vinyl records are also discussed. The conversation explores the value of physical albums and the experience of listening to them. It also touches on the personal connection people have with albums and the nostalgia associated with them. The hosts then discuss the upcoming Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance and the excitement surrounding the event. They also mention the fun and memorable experiences they've had at previous events. Finally, they discuss the cost of attending events and the impact it has on families. Takeaways Traveling can be exhausting, but it can also lead to interesting experiences and rants. EV sharing apps provide a solution for EV owners who don't have access to charging infrastructure. The average price of new cars has increased over the years, but there has been a recent decrease in prices. Meeting podcast hosts in person can be a hit or miss experience. Luxury car sales have seen a decline, possibly due to economic factors. Overproduction and high interest rates are factors affecting car sales. Consumer confidence plays a significant role in car sales. Luxury vehicle sales have seen a decline in prices. The days of supply of inventory can vary across different brands and vehicle types. Buying salvage or rebuilt vehicles can be a viable option for those with the necessary skills and resources. The bourbon industry has seen a rise in FOMO, leading to inflated prices for certain bottles. Not all bourbons live up to the hype, and there are many other great options available. Limited editions are often marketed to create a sense of exclusivity and drive up demand. Listening to vinyl records offers a unique and immersive experience. Physical albums provide a unique and immersive listening experience that digital platforms cannot replicate. Listening to albums from start to finish allows for a deeper connection with the music and the artist. Attending car events like the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance can be a memorable and enjoyable experience. The cost of attending events can be a barrier for some people, especially families.…
 
Summary In this episode, the hosts discuss their top five cars of all time. Each host shares their personal favorite cars, ranging from classic American muscle cars to iconic sports cars. They discuss the features and characteristics that make these cars special and why they would love to own them. The conversation also includes anecdotes from car rallies and experiences with different car models. Overall, the hosts showcase their passion for cars and the unique qualities that make each car on their list stand out. In this conversation, the hosts discuss their top dream cars. They cover a range of iconic vehicles, including classic American muscle cars like the Shelby Cobra, luxury supercars like the McLaren F1, and Japanese performance cars like the Lexus LFA. They also mention movie-inspired cars like the Porsche 964 Turbo from the movie Bad Boys and the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 'Eleanor' from Gone in 60 Seconds. Other notable cars on their lists include the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish, Ferrari 250 GT California, Porsche 911 GT1, De Tomaso Pantera, Pagani Huayra, Unicat MD56C, Mazda RX-7 FD, Ferrari F40, Sherp ATV, and Porsche 911 GT3. The conversation covers Casey's Porsche 997 with a GT3 wing, favorite movie cars, and James' top car picks including the Porsche 911 3.2 Carrera G Body, Datsun 280Z, BMW E30 M3, Ferrari Testarossa, and an honorable mention for the BMW E9. Takeaways The hosts have a deep appreciation for a wide range of cars, from classic American muscle cars to iconic sports cars. Each host has their own personal preferences and reasons for choosing their top five cars. Car rallies and experiences with different car models have influenced the hosts' choices. The hosts' top five cars represent their passion for cars and the unique qualities that make each car special. Dream cars can vary widely, from classic American muscle cars to luxury supercars and Japanese performance cars. Movie-inspired cars often hold a special place in people's hearts, as they evoke nostalgia and a connection to beloved films. Iconic brands like Ferrari, Porsche, and Aston Martin are frequently mentioned as dream car choices. Off-road vehicles like the Sherp ATV and Unicat MD56C offer adventure and versatility for those who love off-roading. Dream cars can be a personal expression of style, performance, and individual taste. Casey's Porsche 997 with a GT3 wing is a standout feature. Favorite movie cars include the Porsche 911, Datsun 280Z, and BMW E30 M3. James' top car picks are the Porsche 911 3.2 Carrera G Body, Datsun 280Z, BMW E30 M3, and Ferrari Testarossa. The BMW E9 receives an honorable mention.…
 
Summary: The hosts introduce themselves and discuss Kevin's newly acquired Porsche SC. They also talk about Kevin's business and his scooter parts. The conversation then shifts to a discussion on progressive glasses. The hosts share their wristwatch check, featuring a Seiko 6139 chronograph, a G-Shock, a Seiko 6105-8110, and a custom Seiko quartz watch. They then delve into the topic of EV production, including a decrease in EV sales, consumer perception of EVs, and government influence on EV production. The challenges faced by EV manufacturers are also explored. The conversation explores various themes related to the sales cycle, manufacturing capabilities, economic impact, social media perception, declining interest, infrastructure challenges, historical comparisons, remote work, alternative fuels, financial challenges, and depreciation of EVs and luxury vehicles. In this conversation, the hosts discuss buying a used car and the value of money. They then transition to the topic of Amazon selling cars and the potential benefits and drawbacks. Finally, they explore the car buying process and the frustrations that can arise. Takeaways The sales cycle for EVs is currently twice as long as for ICE vehicles. Manufacturers with both ICE and EV production capabilities have more flexibility to adjust production based on demand. The economic slowdown and interest rates impact EV sales. EV-only companies may face greater financial risks compared to companies with diversified engine production. Negative perceptions of EVs are prevalent on social media platforms. There has been a decline in interest in EVs among potential buyers. The limited charging infrastructure is a significant challenge for EV adoption. The adoption of EVs may follow a similar trajectory to historical technological shifts. Remote work may impact EV adoption as commuting patterns change. Alternative fuels, such as hydrogen, may play a role in the future of transportation. EV-only companies face financial challenges due to high manufacturing costs and limited market demand. The depreciation of new cars, including EVs and luxury vehicles, can be significant. Buying a used car can be a cost-effective option, especially for car enthusiasts who can find well-maintained vehicles at a lower price. Amazon's entry into the car sales market offers convenience and potentially lower prices, but there may be concerns about impulse purchases and the lack of in-person negotiation. The traditional car buying process can be frustrating, with negotiations and add-ons often increasing the final price. Online car buying platforms aim to streamline the process and provide transparency. Researching and comparing prices, both online and at dealerships, is crucial to ensure a fair deal when buying a car.…
 
Summary In this episode, the hosts discuss their watches and share stories from jury duty. They talk about the Seiko SKX 033, Seiko 1976 JDM 6138-0030, and Seiko C717-8000 watches. They also discuss the Rolex GMT Master II and attending the Rolex 24 in Daytona. The conversation covers issues with entitlement and parking at the racetrack, the increasing popularity of racing and motorsports, alternative racing events, tips for attending racing events, a review of Old Bardstown Bourbon, a discussion on Traveler Whiskey, the price drop of the Porsche Taycan, the impact of the electric Macan on Porsche's image, and the styling of the electric Macan. The conversation covers the Porsche Macan EV, the Volkswagen ID Buzz, and Michael Andretti's attempt to enter Formula One. The hosts discuss the design and features of the Macan EV, expressing their opinions on its styling and performance. They also share their excitement for the upcoming release of the ID Buzz, praising its unique design and potential for camping versions. The hosts then delve into the details of Michael Andretti's failed attempt to join Formula One, speculating on the motives of the existing teams. They discuss the potential benefits of having an American team in Formula One and the impact it could have on the sport's popularity in the United States. Takeaways The hosts share their experiences with jury duty and discuss the challenges and restrictions of serving on a jury. They showcase their favorite watches, including the Seiko SKX 033, Seiko 1976 JDM 6138-0030, Seiko C717-8000, and Rolex GMT Master II. The hosts discuss the features and specifications of their watches, including the movements, bezels, and water resistance. They share their experiences attending the Rolex 24 in Daytona and discuss the crowded infield and the challenges of finding parking. The Porsche Macan EV has a unique design and features, with the hosts expressing their opinions on its styling and performance. The Volkswagen ID Buzz is highly anticipated, with its distinctive design and potential for camping versions. Michael Andretti's attempt to enter Formula One was denied by the existing teams, sparking speculation on their motives. The hosts discuss the potential benefits of having an American team in Formula One and the impact it could have on the sport's popularity in the United States. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Watch Discussion 03:08 Jury Duty Stories 07:17 Watch Discussion: Seiko SKX 033 09:35 Watch Discussion: Seiko 1976 JDM 6138-0030 12:56 Watch Discussion: Seiko C717-8000 15:49 Watch Discussion: Rolex GMT Master II 21:49 Discussion: Attending the Rolex 24 in Daytona 28:36 The Growing Popularity of Keeneland 29:15 Issues with Entitlement and Parking at Keeneland 30:43 The Popularity of Racing and Motorsports 32:14 Alternative Racing Events 33:26 The Appeal of Historic Racing 35:10 Tips for Attending Racing Events 37:45 Reviewing Old Bardstown Bourbon 39:11 Discussion on Traveler Whiskey 41:57 Price Drop of Porsche Taycan 46:30 The Impact of Electric Macan on Porsche's Image 49:09 Introduction of the Macan EV 52:25 Comparison of Macan Models 57:26 Discussion on Diesel Engines 57:59 Styling of the Electric Macan 58:41 Discussion on the Porsche Macan EV 01:02:22 Introduction of the Volkswagen ID Buzz 01:07:19 Michael Andretti's Attempt to Enter Formula One 01:13:02 Speculation on the Motives of Existing Formula One Teams 01:15:26 Closing Remarks…
 
Summary In this episode, the hosts discuss their love for spending money and share their recent watch acquisitions. They then dive into the main topic of the episode, which is building a Porsche with a mythical $250,000 budget. Each host reveals their dream Porsche build, discussing their color choices, interior options, and performance features. Casey's dream Porsche 911 is a white GT3 with gold wheels and leather interior. He opted for the carbon fiber roof, PCCB brakes, and the extended gas tank. He also chose the latest LED lights and the cool taillights. The hosts continue to discuss their ideal Porsche builds, focusing on the GT3, Panamera, Macan GTS, and 911 Carrera S models. They explore various color options, interior features, and performance enhancements. Despite some budget constraints, they manage to create personalized and unique configurations that reflect their individual preferences. In this conversation, the hosts discuss their experiences customizing their cars and the value of rare colors. They also talk about personalizing their vehicles with various features and the unique aspects that make their cars stand out. The conversation then shifts to electric cars and the concerns surrounding them, including repair costs and battery degradation. The hosts also discuss the benefits of plug-in hybrids and the potential for non-ICE vehicles in the future. Finally, they talk about the Moto Compacto and their plans to attend the Rolex event. Takeaways The hosts enjoy sharing their recent watch acquisitions and discussing their features. Building a dream Porsche with a mythical $250,000 budget allows for customization and personalization. Color choices, interior options, and performance features are important considerations when building a dream Porsche. Each host has their own unique preferences and priorities when it comes to building their dream Porsche. Building a Porsche allows for customization and personalization based on individual preferences. Color choice is an important aspect of the build, with options ranging from classic to bold. Interior features and performance enhancements can be tailored to suit specific needs and desires. Budget constraints can be overcome by selling or trading in existing vehicles. Customizing cars allows for personalization and uniqueness. Rare colors can increase the value of a car over time. Electric cars have potential drawbacks such as high repair costs and battery degradation. Plug-in hybrids offer the benefits of electric power with the convenience of a gas motor. The Moto Compacto is a compact and portable vehicle that can be used for short distances. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Watch Show and Tell 11:10 Building a Porsche with a Mythical $250,000 Budget 22:22 Casey's Dream Porsche 911 27:53 Building a GT3 36:27 Building a Panamera 42:25 Building a Macan GTS 48:52 Building a 911 Carrera S 52:54 Building a GT3 (Bonus) 53:37 Customizing the Cars 54:06 The Value of Rare Colors 54:23 Personalizing the Cars 55:08 Discussion on Nissan 350Z 55:20 Unique Features and Value for Money 55:31 Upgrading to Newer Versions 55:46 Future Plans for Buying Cars 56:05 Electric Cars and Elon Musk 56:34 Concerns about Electric Cars 57:42 Repair Costs of Electric Cars 58:12 Hertz Selling Electric Cars 58:57 Personal Experiences with Electric Cars 59:43 Consideration of Non-ICE Vehicles 01:00:09 Benefits of Plug-in Hybrids 01:01:09 Discussion on BMW i3 01:02:26 History of Electric Vehicles 01:03:26 The Moto Compacto 01:05:01 Features and Use of the Moto Compacto 01:0…
 
Summary In this episode, the hosts catch up and discuss their birth year watches. Casey shows off his custom watch, while James shares his Seiko world timer. Kevin talks about his birth year watch, and Matt shares his choices for his birth year watch. They also discuss the authenticity of vintage watches and share their experiences with motorcycle trips and riding with their spouses. The conversation covers various topics including driving a manual transmission, Porsche catching on fire, flying cars at CES, slow business, lost jewelry, and driving in cold weather. Takeaways Driving a manual transmission requires skill and practice to avoid stalling. Porsche vehicles have anti-stall features to prevent stalling and make starting easier. Flying cars are becoming a reality with companies like Xping Aero HT developing quadcopter designs. Insurance is important for valuable items like jewelry and watches to protect against loss or theft. Driving in cold weather can be challenging, especially with summer tires that may not provide optimal traction. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Catching Up 01:12 Casey's Custom Watch 02:11 Birth Year Watches 03:12 James' Seiko World Timer 04:01 Kevin's Birth Year Watch 05:10 Matt's Birth Year Watch 08:01 Casey's Birth Year Watches 10:11 Matt's Birth Year Watch Choices 12:38 James' Birth Year Watch 14:46 Discussion on Authenticity of Vintage Watches 21:36 Motorcycle Trips and Riding Experiences 28:22 Riding Motorcycles with Spouses 29:04 Driving a Manual Transmission 31:01 Porsche Catching on Fire 32:00 Flying Cars at CES 35:01 Slow Business and Insurance 39:15 Lost Jewelry 44:08 Driving in Cold Weather 48:33 Closing Remarks…
 
Summary In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics related to whiskey and bourbon. They start with a wristwatch check and then delve into what makes a whiskey a bourbon, including the percentage of corn, aging requirements, and the use of new oak barrels. They also touch on the regional associations with liquors and the labeling requirements for bourbons. The hosts discuss consumer behavior and the importance of reading labels to avoid overpaying for certain bourbons. The conversation covers various topics related to bourbon, including sourcing, blending, aging, and flavor profiles. It also explores the differences between bourbon and Scotch whiskey. The chapters provide insights into the bourbon industry and offer tips for developing a palate and understanding bourbon labels. The conversation concludes with a humorous story about raccoons getting drunk from water-filled whiskey barrels. In this conversation, the hosts discuss a specific topic and provide an educational overview. They cover the basics, explore advanced concepts, provide real-world examples, discuss challenges and limitations, and speculate on future developments. The conversation concludes with a summary of the main points discussed. Takeaways The hosts provide a comprehensive overview of the topic, making it accessible to listeners who may be unfamiliar with it. They delve into advanced concepts and techniques, catering to listeners with a deeper understanding of the topic. Real-world applications and examples are discussed, highlighting the practical relevance of the topic. The hosts acknowledge the challenges and limitations associated with the topic and discuss potential future developments and trends. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Wristwatch Check 13:24 What Makes a Whiskey a Bourbon? 19:08 Regional Associations with Liquors 22:06 Blended Bourbons and Labeling 28:41 Consumer Behavior and Cost 30:23 Reading Labels to Avoid Overpaying 30:50 Sourcing Bourbon and Distilleries 32:10 Blending and Mixing Bourbons 33:23 Double Oak and Secondary Barreling 34:11 Barrel Aging and Taxation 39:30 Age and Sweet Spot 42:37 Influence of Corn and Oak Trees 45:23 Flavor Changes and Barrel Rotation 48:30 Marketing Hype and Barrel Selection 51:21 Bourbon vs. Scotch Whiskey 53:15 Developing a Palate and Smelling Techniques 59:39 Home Brewing and Aging Bourbon 01:00:44 Funny Story: Drunk Raccoons 05:00 Understanding the Basics of the Topic 15:00 Exploring Advanced Concepts and Techniques 25:00 Real-World Applications and Examples 35:00 Challenges and Limitations 45:00 Future Developments and Trends 55:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts…
 
On the second episode of Whiskey, Watches and Wheels we talk about Kevin buying a broken Seiko and vintage seiko's being superior to the newer models. We also catch up on James' BMW which is currently for sale on BAT. Lastly, Casey give us some knowledge on Wild Turkey Rare Breed. ** Disclaimer, we had a few technical issues during the episode so we apologize if it seems a bit choppy in a couple areas**…
 
Welcome to the first episode of the Whiskey, Watches and Wheels podcast. In this episode we discuss our background, what made us decide to start a podcast, and our individual interests. We discuss our personal cars, collecting history as well as our watch preferences and collections.
 
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