We say goodbye to 2024 by offering our picks for Car Of The Year, shoveling more dirt on the grave of the U.S. EV market, and planning Rory's next swing at the Empire Hill Climb. Plus: Rory's method for teaching stick shift, and Peter tells a tour story about jukebox chaos. 

Visit patreon.com/tiredpod for all of our episodes!

We say goodbye to 2024 by offering our picks for Car Of The Year, shoveling more dirt on the grave of the U.S. EV market, and planning Rory's next swing at the Empire Hill Climb. Plus: Rory's method for teaching stick shift, and Peter tells a tour story about jukebox chaos. Visit patreon.com/tiredpod for all of our episodes!

Episode 29: Year-End Pod Event

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What's the pod about? Look, cars are terrible. On a macro scale, their impact has been catastrophic, directly killing millions of people, contributing to a climate emergency that will kill millions more, and irrevocably reshaping our physical landscape in ways that have only made us more alienated from and hostile towards one another. On an individual level, their effects are equally ruinous, luring us with their promise of freedom into 84-month notes on blinged-out depreciating assets (if you're like other people), or driveways and garages full of shitbox beaters and doomed projects (if you're like us). Terrible! And yet we love them. They fascinate us. It's enough to make a person… TIRED.

Peter Hughes, Rory Carroll, and Matthew Riley attempt to map out the contours of this paradox, with lots of detours along the way.

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Want all the episodes? Subscribe at https://www.patreon.com/TiredPod to get the good stuff. One free episode every week, and an extra weekly episode for subscribers! What's the pod about? Look, cars are terrible. On a macro scale, their impact has been catastrophic, directly killing millions of people, contributing to a climate emergency that will kill millions more, and irrevocably reshaping our physical landscape in ways that have only made us more alienated from and hostile towards one another. On an individual level, their effects are equally ruinous, luring us with their promise of freedom into 84-month notes on blinged-out depreciating assets (if you're like other people), or driveways and garages full of shitbox beaters and doomed projects (if you're like us). Terrible! And yet we love them. They fascinate us. It's enough to make a person… TIRED. Peter Hughes, Rory Carroll, and Matthew Riley attempt to map out the contours of this paradox, with lots of detours along the way. Linktree: https://linktr.ee/tiredpod

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