The International Race of Hammpions

Broadcast Notes Caleb returns from Crazy Ivan’s Brazilian gulag with tales of artisan coffee, cheese bread, and a Fiat-powered escape. Meanwhile, Geno winterizes the irrigation, The Juice takes the Stagea to the Dragon, and the hosts acquire a feline audience. Then it’s back to resurrecting dead automotive nameplates: Red Line Saturn wagons, improbable British sports cars, French executive luxury, and a Vector with entirely too much turbo lag. Along the way: Brazilian pizza, taxes on taxes, Waffle House, moth people, and checking whether your old Volkswagen is still someone else’s problem. Welcome back, my friends, to the broadcast that never ends. Check your oil. If there’s none under it, there’s none in it. Flames to warm Geno's ice shack can go to [email protected] transcript

Broadcast Notes This week’s broadcast comes to you from 94.4 KPRK, where Justin and Geno have finally slipped the bondage of editorial control and established an anarcho-syndicalist commune. Meanwhile, Caleb has gone into hiding in Brazil following a deeply questionable electoral name-change scheme, leaving the remaining hosts to take turns acting as a sort of executive officer of the week. Fleet maintenance: the Expedition (FOUR SIX MOD MOTOR BABY) continues leaking fluids, the Stagea gets fresh brake fluid and a Flex Tape intervention, and Geno prepares for crunchy rain season. The Juice also explores the entertainment potential of vintage JDM navigation screens, including the important achievement of driving a Stagea inside a Stagea. Then the executive committee gets down to business: reviving America’s discontinued automotive nameplates. There are cheap sporty coupes, a quad-turbo V12 Lincoln Zephyr, a Corvair made from a backwards Volt, and an Eldorado large enough to obstruct international shipping. Oldsmobile somehow ends up on the moon, and Dodge presents the toughest philosophical question of the evening: Neon or Viper? The committee’s findings are clear: giant coupes, tiny coupes, and wagons for everything in between. Don't forget to check your oil. If it’s not leaking, it’s probably low. Send flames to keep Geno warm during the long, cold Minnesota winter to the following address: [email protected] transcript

Broadcast Notes On this week's broadcast, Geno returns from The Alaskan Foreign Legion, The Juice casts off the aftermarket heathens and Caleb reveals the ancient origins of the rotary engine. The crew wraps with their marque-by-marque rundown of how Stellantis can fix their lineup problems, once and for all. Raise the lowered and we'll see y'all next week. As always, you can find us on all of the following: Website: https://irohpodcast.com/ Bluesky: @irohpodcast.com Instagram: @iroh_show YouTube: @irohshowRead transcript

Broadcast Notes This week’s episode is brought to you by Hammpions Broadcast International affiliate WORS-FM - Jacksboro - Seymour - Ballplay. 

 Geno’s gone missing and Crazy Ivan has some explaining to do. Caleb and The Juice are holding down the fort with ADM (Appalachian Dance Music), questionable car fantasies, and a game that implies GMT800 is always the answer.

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Broadcast Notes The International Race of Hammpions is a product of Hammpions Broadcast International, a division of HBI World Media. This week's sponsor is Crazy Ivan's Soviet Surplus, your home for surplus icebreakers and more. Junkyard luxury Rally dreams A continued fondness for the French Winter tires Spec LLV Pixie for city council Spec Vega Cadillac horns Read transcript