2025 is going to be a devastating time for the automotive industry, which translates to the rest of the economy and in this podcast Brandon James, a Special Operations Medic and founder of A-Bomb Energy Drink will share practical tips you can implement to protect yourself. He will also share what he thinks is going to happen and how you can learn to spot trends within the automotive industry and society at large.

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Volkswagen is an iconic brand that owns a lot of other car companies, like Porsche. They are seeing a large slump in sales and customer acquisition. Prices are reaching higher limits, even though they have one of the most affordable newer cars on the market, the Jetta. But that's not enough and with the EU's policies towards EV's, VW group has taken the largest hit from that. Listen to find out the situation with VW!

If you need anymore proof that electric vehicles are not ready for mass adoption, then look no further than the fact that they are giving them away for free. If a product has value, if a product solves a problem, if a product can hold its own, you don't give it away for free. The EV Tax incentives are going away once Donald Trump enters office and if you want to capitalize on the tax incentive, now is the time to do it. If you want a free EV and you live in Colorado, you better hurry up and take advantage of the broken system while you still can.

In this podcast, we discuss why I had to delete the Documentary on Chinese EV's and what ultimately led to a very clear cut suppression of the documentary. We also cover how you will be able to watch it in the future and what you can do to help the channel grow. Now more than ever, I need your help to grow this channel to level it should be at. Thank you everyone who has put in tons of work already. -Brandon

Welcome to the A-bomb Energy Podcast, where host Brandon dives deep into the automotive world, life insights, and military-geopolitical intersections. As an active-duty special operations professional and car enthusiast, Brandon connects the dots between industries and explores their butterfly effects on our interconnected society.

From breaking down the latest trends in car culture to analyzing government regulations' impact on the automotive, food, and tech industries, this podcast offers a fresh perspective. Episodes often spotlight brands like Stellantis, discuss market challenges, and debunk misconceptions about vehicles and maintenance.

If you love cars, crave meaningful conversations, or want to explore how everything from diesel engines to geopolitics affects our daily lives, this podcast is for you. Tune in for authentic commentary, expert insights, and engaging discussions!

In this episode, we dive further into the geo-political nature of Chinese Electric cars and we expose some of the uncomfortable truths associated with them. We also discuss the experience I have had with Chinese cars and charging electric vehicles. I know this is going to pop up but I cannot overstate enough that I am not against Electric Cars or China. I am against subversion via Chinese electric cars. Feel free to contact me on my social media if you have any questions, comments, or concerns. As always, thank you for listening. -Brandon

Welcome to the podcast where we dive into the uncertain, ever-shifting world of the auto industry! From complicated tech making cars less reliable to sky-high prices that leave us wondering if we're actually getting our money’s worth, it feels like the road ahead is a bumpy one. Almost every manufacturer seems to be letting down their customers—whether it’s through supply chain issues driving up prices, cutting corners, or racking up fines that ultimately get passed down to buyers like us.

It's time to really assess where the auto industry is headed. Will these trends lead to a surge of Chinese automakers taking the wheel in Western markets? If that happens, we could be looking at brands going under, massive subsidies, and a car industry that may never look the same again. Join us as we explore this crucial crossroads, and don’t forget to share the episode with friends who love talking about cars and the future of the open road. Buckle up—it’s going to be a wild ride! -Brandon

It’s easy to see why electric vehicles (EVs) have become so popular; they seem like the eco-friendly answer we’ve all been looking for. But the truth is, the reality of EVs is more complicated than it first appears. Although they offer some clear advantages over gas-powered cars, there are also real environmental costs associated with them that many people may not be aware of.

For one thing, EVs require a lot of energy to produce—especially the batteries, which depend on mining materials like lithium, cobalt, and nickel. In fact, manufacturing an EV can sometimes create a larger carbon footprint than producing a gas-powered car. Then, as these batteries reach the end of their lifespan, we face the issue of disposal and recycling, which, as of now, is far from an environmentally-friendly process. The recycling infrastructure for these batteries isn’t fully in place, meaning that expired batteries can end up in landfills, adding to pollution.

I’m not saying EVs are the worst or that we should reject them entirely. They’re a useful option and have a role to play, but we need to understand the whole picture. If you’re someone who cares deeply about the environment—and I certainly am—we owe it to ourselves to look at all sides of the story. Only by being honest about the complexities can we work towards real solutions that genuinely benefit the environment.

In this episode, we discuss the problems with Jeep as a company and the issues with the Jeep Wrangler platform. We also will be talking about WHY the Jeep wrangler is one of the best 4x4 vehicles out there and if you are trying to decide between a JK and JL. Enjoy the podcast, you can reach me at the links below.

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In this podcast, we touch on the car industry as a whole and partially why its in the current state. Everything from UAW, bailouts, critical thinking and the mindset of auto enthusiasm. There are amazing content creators out there like Donut, Scotty Kilmer, Eric the Car Guy, The Fast Lane Car and many others. These channels are serving an amazing purpose and we should all work together to create an amazing community and enjoy the automotive industry together.