Exxon has sponsored a lot of podcasts in November when COP26 was going on. They lied in those commercials. How to determine what EV is right for you by using a trip simulation website. Honda announces they don’t want to tire themselves out making EVs. Stelantis admits they don’t know how to make money selling EVs.

Brian sees actor friend Laura Abramsen in a commercial then relates a story about meeting director Peter Jackson and we again discuss film grain, especially 16mm. Brian watches The Beatles Get Back and we get into the technical details. Brian isn't happy with the over-use of the technical cleanup of Get Back because it literally removes guitar strings.

James discusses the reaction to his presentation about Electric Cars in Winter. People don't realize how easy it is to drive an EV cross-country. We suggest playing with A Better Route Planner, a free online website or app where you can test out different scenarios with different vehicles.

James's hair stylist is doing spray foam work on the side because of the pandemic. James learns that Green Shift Automotive in Saskatchewan can fix EVs and upgrade the battery performance in your vehicle for relatively little money.

Honda gives up on their future, says EVs too much trouble to do on their own.

AbetterRoutePlanner.com is a great way to see how a potential EV you buy would do on long trips. It tells you how many charging stops you'll have to make and how long each stop will be.

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