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In a new media world where everyone is a critic with a platform and feels unheard if they are not pointing out what is wrong, The Baub Show focuses on what is right! The Baub Show prides itself on celebrating life, pop culture and positivity! Host Bob Merrick welcomes artists from varying genres from acting, singing, stand-up comedy, dancers, chefs and even reality stars! Paired with fresh co-hosts each week, the show likes to look back on career highs, accomplishments as well as career insp ...
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Welcome, Petrolheads! Host Maurice Merrick takes deep dives into automotive history with great storytelling and fascinating guests from the car and motorcycle world. It's all about the people and the stories behind the machines.
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Go inside an impeccably curated car collection with Dr. Gerald Alexander. Plus, a boots on the ground report from the 2024 Pikes Peak International Hillclimb with special guest Ryan Bahrke, one of the hosts of the all-new podcast, "The Roadshow". SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR: https://www.modelcitizendiecast.com Horsepower Heritage on the web: https://horsep…
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One day in the late Nineties, Valerie Thompson accidentally got on a motorcycle. She was hooked immediately, and so began an impressive career in drag racing and land speed attempts. Valerie is the fastest female on two wheels, a member of the 200 and 300 mile per hour clubs, and holds ten world records. She’s a member of the Sturgis Motorcycle Hal…
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Although he had a legendary career as a Disney Imagineer, Bob Gurr originally trained in automotive design. In his youth, Bob was a hot rodder and custom guy. He attended Art Center and was hired by Ford Motor Company before deciding to leave Detroit and make his living back in California, helping to conceive and build an entirely new world of wond…
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You know what they say: "LS swap everything". And that's became the General Motors LS family of V8 engines is cheap high performance for nearly every drifter, street rodder and resto-modder. But what putting an LS in a tired, high mileage econobox? That's what Brant Stephenson did. He shoehorned an LS into a Toyota Prius and created an intriguing s…
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The wide open spaces of the American West- especially the deserts- have always held a special appeal. Sinuhe Xavier knows this well. He's explored thousands of square miles, mostly in Land Rovers, while at the same time writing, photographing and filming the landscape and its secrets. He's skied professionally, ridden motorcycles in South America, …
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The Orange and Blue of Gulf Racing is one of the most familiar liveries in motorsport. When Englishman John Wyer got together with a Texas oil executive named Grady Davis, they formed a fast friendship and a winning partnership, taking on Ferrari and the rest. From the Ford GT40 to the Mirage and Porsche 917K, this is the story behind the fast colo…
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The definition of a "classic" car is changing to include the 90s and beyond, and Phillip Griot represents a new generation of restorers and experts. He owns and operates Griot's Motors in Tacoma , Washington. Phillip's dad Richard is the founder of Griot's Garage, the car care products company, so he grew up around some amazing cars. He gets excite…
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Ahhh, the "Good Life". It applies to everything from cuisine to cars... and Tim Lappen is no stranger to exclusive automobiles. He's the Fine Autos Editor at Haute Living Magazine and a lifelong enthusiast who grew up in the incredible Los Angeles car culture. As a teenager, he managed to acquire some great cars from local dealers for just a few da…
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In the 1950s, General Motors culminated its industry dominance with an annual traveling exhibition know as the Motorama, showcasing the very latest trends in styling, engineering and modern conveniences. However, once they were done on the show circuit, the cars were marked for destruction. Fortunately, many of these marvels escaped that fate, and …
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Fellow podcasters Ryan Bahrke and Doug Fogler of The Steering Committee took their awesome show on the road to sunny Los Angeles! Ryan and Doug are longtime podcasters who hail from the Mile High City of Denver, Colorado, and they convene weekly for all sorts of great car chat. We got together at Hagerty Garage & Social to talk about everything fro…
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Since 1950, the Grand National Roadster Show has led the way for hot rodders everywhere. Each year, the best builders and customizers showcase their work for thousands of visitors. Vendors display the latest and greatest parts and accessories. In fact, GNRS is now a multi-generational tradition for show-goers and businesses in the industry. John Bu…
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Photographer Bart Kuykens returns to talk about his latest Porsche projects, a pair of books focused on two very different urban Porsche scenes: those of LA and Miami. We also discussed hard work, fatherhood, and pursuing your passions. It's a breezy episode about cars, photography and travel- good stuff always. SEE BART'S WORK: https://bartkuykens…
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If you happen to drive through the village of Grafton, Wisconsin on a sunny day, you might catch a glimpse of a sinister Dodge Charger or some other classic MoPar beast. That's where SPEEDKORE builds modern muscle with classic looks. Take a closer look and you'll notice plenty of carbon fiber, massive brakes and lots of bespoke details. Tom Porter …
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This one's from the vault- but updated and re-recorded with new details! The new film "FERRARI" looks at Enzo Ferrari in the middle of his life, when the company he built was only ten years old. But the story of his final days is worth a new look. Enzo Ferrari built his machines to race and win- and they became the world's most renowned sports cars…
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Over twenty years ago, director Michael Mann began to think about bringing the story of Enzo Ferrari to the silver screen. It's probably the most anticipated film of 2023- a look into the personal life of the notoriously private Enzo (played by Adam Driver) and his wife Laura (Penelope Cruz), framed by the backdrop of the 1957 running of the Mille …
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There are few men left who could sit down and give you a detailed first-hand account of the entire U.S. Space Program. Don Nichols was a NASA insider who began his career during the Mercury program (the first manned U.S. space flights) and retired while the Space Shuttle was still the world's dominant form of manned orbital flight. Nichols worked o…
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From EVs to antiques, Jonny Lieberman can't get enough of cars. He'd drive all of them if he could. Jonny's an automotive writer and the Special Features Editor at Motortrend, and his irreverent style and regular guy appeal has made him a popular voice in the car culture. We recorded this episode on Jonny's back porch in Los Angeles, puffing on som…
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There was a time when you could find a slightly scruffy Ferrari 250 for sale in a tiny ad at the back of your favorite car magazine- at an asking price of a few thousand dollars. Today, those same cars change hands under the bright lights of an auction tent, and the whole car world is watching them command millions of dollars. It's a big business, …
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The Diesel engine has powered cars, trucks, trains and massive ships- and it's the choice for heavy work around the world. But how much do you know about the man who invented it? In his new book "The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel", New York Times bestselling author Douglas Brunt chronicles the life of this brilliant engineer, tracing his rise to…
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It's time to celebrate! Horsepower Heritage marks 100 episodes of "The People and Stories Behind the Machines" with special guest Terry Karges, the Executive Director of the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. Terry has spent virtually his entire life immersed in car culture and the racing world. Over the last fifty years, he's worked and pl…
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Long Island's Bridgehampton Race Circuit was once regarded as one of America's most challenging race tracks, hosting SCCA, CanAm, TransAm, and the biggest names in racing. Today the property is redeveloped as a luxury golfing club, but with reverence to the history of motorsport. In 2015, Shamin Abas and Jeff Einhorn teamed up with the club's owner…
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Touring in a vintage car is something special, and touring in a rare Mercedes Benz W.06 is magical. The W.06 was built from 1927 to 1933 and at one time was the fastest production car in the world, with a now legendary competition history. In this episode, we take you on along on tour with a group of these cars blasting down the twisty roads of Cal…
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Imagine having the garage of your dreams in a community of like-minded enthusiasts. That's the basic idea that inspired Scott Cunningham to build The Hangar. It's more than just a place to store collector cars, motorcycles and other treasures. The Hangar is a club concept property that encourages a social atmosphere and friendship among its owners.…
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The great Emerson Fittipaldi was twice World Champion, racing for Lotus and McLaren before setting out with his brother Wilson to field their own F1 team. Emmo later raced in IndyCar and remains one of the greatest drivers of his era. SUPPORT THE POD: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hpheritage INSTAGRAM: @horsepowerheritage YOUTUBE: https://www.youtub…
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It's that time of year again, when California's Monterey Peninsula becomes a paradise of classic cars. The shows, the drives, the auctions are all bursting with amazing machines. Bonhams Cars will hold its annual Quail Auction on Friday, August 18th, with over a hundred lust-worthy cars crossing the block. Here to preview the auction is Eric Minoff…
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If you love your classic car but the summer months get a little toasty behind the wheel, Rick Love is the man to see. He's President of Vintage Air, a company dedicated to engineering and building the best aftermarket automotive air conditioning systems in the industry. And they aren't just for rods or muscle cars- Vintage Air is installed in all s…
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In Northern Indiana, a team of happy folks build single cylinder machines that combine vintage appeal with modern technology. Richard Worsham is the man behind Janus Motorcycles, and his philosophy is all about the fun and freedom of riding an easy, unfussy bike. He founded the company straight out of college- the first was a 50cc model. Janus now …
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Following on from our discussion of the scrappy HWM Grand Prix cars, there's much more to hear: Simon and Guy discuss drivers like Stirling Moss, Lance Macklin and James Hunt; some interesting Aston Martin talk, and analysis of the 1955 Le Mans disaster and how safety was transformed in its aftermath. Enjoy this special bonus episode! BUY THE BOOK:…
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In 1949, a determined pair of Englishmen took on the whole of Grand Prix racing with their new little cars, and they were the first British Formula team to make the scene at the dawn of a new era. John Heath and George Abecassis built precious few machines, and their efforts are largely unknown today... but the story of their HWM racing team is a f…
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There are many ways to carve a career out of your automotive passions, but Dan Kahn saw new possibilities when the world began to make digital communication the norm. Dan worked the parts counter at a speed shop, built his own classic Mustang, and became a rookie writer for numerous car magazines. Along the way, he saw huge opportunities to communi…
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The art and science of auto restoration has never been in higher demand, but there's a shortage of shops and skilled tradespeople to meet the need in the marketplace. Nick Ellis is the Executive Director of the RPM Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating the next generation of restoration and preservation professionals. Betty …
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In May 1923, thirty-seven cars roared away into history as the first competitors in a daunting new race held in a small French country town. It was an obscure village called Le Mans- inhabited since before the Romans- but soon the entire world would know this place, and the cars and drivers who propelled into glory as the most important endurance r…
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Get ready for an in-depth look at the future of not just the automotive industry, but of product design, prototyping and manufacturing. Kevin and Lukas Czinger are the father and son team behind Czinger Vehicles, and more broadly, a company called Divergent Technologies. Their new hypercars are exciting enough, but when you understand the full pict…
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In their small town Wisconsin shop, Mike and Jim Ring build some of the finest custom performance cars you'll ever see. They started small but learned fast, and over the last thirty years they've focused on creative style and quality work while embracing changing technology. Here's the story of how it all started and what it takes to create a uniqu…
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Husband and wife team Andy and Mercedes are back to talk more offroad stuff- from the new INEOS Grenadier to the ALCAN Rally, winching and more. Andy Lilienthal is a lifelong car guy and product specialist at Warn Industries. Mercedes Lilienthal is an automotive journalist and adventurer. Together they're the creators of Crankshaft Culture, an onli…
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Recorded live at the Bring a Trailer Alumni Gathering at The Motoring Club in Los Angeles! Launched in 2007, Bring a Trailer had humble beginnings as a curated digest of cool cars for sale on the internet. In 2014 they began to run their own auctions. In 2022, Bring a Trailer had nearly a billion dollars in sales and recently they hit 100,000 aucti…
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With so much incredible performance available in everyday cars today, the first great era of the motorcar is often overlooked. But in fact, most of the technology we take for granted was developed by about 1915. Many "Brass Era" cars- those produced from about 1903 to 1915- were not only solid performers, but also exceptionally well-engineered and …
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They say everything's bigger in Texas, and that's definitely true of Richard Rawlings. He's a lifelong car guy with a penchant for muscle cars, but he says he likes pretty much everything as long as it's got plenty of power and some swagger. Richard's a serial entrepreneur who created the now-famous Gas Monkey Garage. The shop eventually spawned th…
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The late Mark Smith was a prolific automobile collector who sadly passed away suddenly in 2022. Mark was a true connoisseur who valued authentic, distinctive machines. His vast collection of original, unrestored cars will be sold by Gooding & Company on April 7, 2023. In this episode, Maurice sits down with Gooding & Company founder David Gooding t…
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Carroll Shelby was an American original, and his cars helped usher in a new era of performance on the streets and race tracks all over the world. In his new book "Shelby American: Sixty Years of High Performance", veteran author Colin Comer and his co-author Rick Kopec trace the remarkable path of the Texas chicken farmer turned international racer…
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Beginning in 1919, Bentley Motors Limited produced a line of fast, reliable, sporting cars coveted by dashing playboys and adventurers. Author Peter Grimsdale expertly captured the men, machines and their exploits in his book "Racing In the Dark: How the Bentley Boys Conquered LeMans". In this, Part 2 of the episode, Peter delves into the incredibl…
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Beginning in 1919, Bentley Motors Limited produced a line of fast, reliable, sporting cars coveted by dashing playboys and adventurers. Bentley scored five LeMans victories in its heyday and earned cult-like status that hasn’t dimmed for more than a century. Author Peter Grimsdale expertly captured the men, machines and their exploits in his book "…
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Cars you've never heard of, much less seen: LaDawri, Victress, Siebler, and Thor are just a few of the special sports car bodies you could order from the back of a magazine and build in your garage in the 1950s. From mild to wild, they're an obscure but significant chapter in American automotive history. Geoff Hacker and Mike Puma of Undiscovered C…
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Belgian photographer and Porsche driver Bart Kuykens returns to the show to discuss fatherhood, travel, traffic, shooting rock and roll BTS, and leaving your comfort zone. Bart is now at the culmination of his seven book series "A Flat Six Love Affair" which he's capped off with the final volume entitled "The Essential Love Affair". VISIT BART'S WE…
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"Don't build a racetrack", says Jeremy Porter, but that's just what he did. As a dirt biker and then a kart racer, Jeremy had the need for speed. And he had some big ideas about the race track experience- what he could do bigger and better. As the Creator and CEO of Atlanta Motorsports Park, he took his business savvy and love for racing and built …
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Of all the internal combustion engines ever built, the Rolls-Royce Merlin, a 27-liter supercharged V-12 that powered fighters, bombers, boats and tanks, is arguably one of the most famous in history. Developed on the eve of World War II, the Merlin helped win the Battle of Britain and eventually the liberation of an enslaved Europe. It was manufact…
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This week, it's a special "best of" cut with car-guy extraordinaire Bruce Meyer: lifelong enthusiast, entrepreneur, one-time motorcycle racer, and Founding Chairman of the Petersen Automotive Museum. It's an inside look at his incredible collection of significant machines, with Bruce's thoughts on everything from Hot Rods and Porsches to LeMans and…
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This year we lost four remarkable men who made their mark on motorsport: "Quick Vic" Elford, the fearless British driver with humble beginnings who made his mark in the Porsche 911 and 917; Mauro Forghieri, longtime technical director of Scuderia Ferrari; Nicola Materazzi, turbocharging guru and brilliant designer of the Ferrari 288 GTO and the F40…
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For over two decades, photographer John G. Zimmerman covered various automotive-related assignments for magazines like Sports Illustrated, The Saturday Evening Post, Life, and others. A new book, "Auto America: Car Culture 1950s-1970s" celebrates his work in all its Kodachrome and black-and-white glory. Many of these images have never been publishe…
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From the Art Center College of Design to major Hollywood films and companies like BMW and Mazda, Matthew Cunningham has pursued the future of mobility and car culture. Now, he's taking his car designs from the Metaverse to the physical universe with a new project on the cutting edge of design, manufacturing and personal mobility with a car called t…
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