On this episode of A Shunpiker's Journal is Ford Bronco enthusiast Erik Barnlund from Bloomington, Illinois who enjoys a hot niche in the collector car business. Erik and his team at Maxlider Brothers buy, sell, recreate, restore and generally immerse themselves in the world of old Ford Broncos. We met him at the Autorama show in Detroit recently where he showed two of his coolest Bronco recreations.

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Brian Baker, director of the Leland Chapter of the Society of Automotive Historians, joins us to talk about a variety of projects - his, mine and ours. Brian, a former designer for GM, manages the Concept Vehicle of the Year competition for our Automotive Heritage Awards. And, he created an amazing travel project that includes more than a dozen “bucket-list” experiences for lovers of automobiles, architecture and aviation called A3 VIP Adventures. See details for this one at www.a3vipadventures.com. Then we spend time on the SAH and efforts to share the love of automotive culture with the generations following us, including plans developed by the Automotive Heritage Foundation with which we are both involved.

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Brian Baker, director of the Leland Chapter of the Society of Automotive Historians, joins us to talk about a variety of projects - his, mine and ours. Brian, a former designer for GM, manages the Concept Vehicle of the Year competition for our Automotive Heritage Awards. And, he created an amazing travel project that includes more than a dozen “bucket-list” experiences for lovers of automobiles, architecture and aviation called A3 VIP Adventures. See details for this one at www.a3vipadventures.com. Then we spend time on the SAH and efforts to share the love of automotive culture with the generations following us, including plans developed by the Automotive Heritage Foundation with which we are both involved.

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Brian Baker, director of the Leland Chapter of the Society of Automotive Historians, joins us to talk about a variety of projects - his, mine and ours. Brian, a former designer for GM, manages the Concept Vehicle of the Year competition for our Automotive Heritage Awards. And, he created an amazing travel project that includes more than a dozen “bucket-list” experiences for lovers of automobiles, architecture and aviation called A3 VIP Adventures. See details for this one at www.a3vipadventures.com. Then we spend time on the SAH and efforts to share the love of automotive culture with the generations following us, including plans developed by the Automotive Heritage Foundation with which we are both involved.

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Brian Baker, director of the Leland Chapter of the Society of Automotive Historians, joins us to talk about a variety of projects - his, mine and ours. Brian, a former designer for GM, manages the Concept Vehicle of the Year competition for our Automotive Heritage Awards. And, he created an amazing travel project that includes more than a dozen “bucket-list” experiences for lovers of automobiles, architecture and aviation called A3 VIP Adventures. See details for this one at www.a3vipadventures.com. Then we spend time on the SAH and efforts to share the love of automotive culture with the generations following us, including plans developed by the Automotive Heritage Foundation with which we are both involved.

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What happens when a filmmaker with a podcast show invites another filmmaker, and make-up artist who have their own show (which is called 'Why Don't We Have Our Own Show?").

Michael McCallum spends the whole episode with Scott Baisden and Anne. They discuss how they met, background on the pair, then they go through tales from Michigan filmmaking, lessons for those considering that industry, and the last two segments give the listeners a taste of the show they do for podcast.

Here, Host Michael McCallum introduces award-winning filmmaker, actor, editor Scott Baisden and his wife, talented make-up/sfx artist ANNE. The talk about their histories and how they all met.

What happens when a filmmaker with a podcast show invites another filmmaker, and make-up artist who have their own show (which is called 'Why Don't We Have Our Own Show?").

Michael McCallum spends the whole episode with Scott Baisden and Anne. They discuss how they met, background on the pair, then they go through tales from Michigan filmmaking, lessons for those considering that industry, and the last two segments give the listeners a taste of the show they do for podcast.

Here, Host Michael McCallum continues the conversation with Scott Baisden and ANNE she introduces herself and they talk about their new podcast, 'Why Don't We Have Our Own Show?'

What happens when a filmmaker with a podcast show invites another filmmaker, and make-up artist who have their own show (which is called 'Why Don't We Have Our Own Show?").

Michael McCallum spends the whole episode with Scott Baisden and Anne. They discuss how they met, background on the pair, then they go through tales from Michigan filmmaking, lessons for those considering that industry, and the last two segments give the listeners a taste of the show they do for podcast.

Here, Host Michael McCallum and guests, Scott Baisden and ANNE continue the conversation about film and working together.

What happens when a filmmaker with a podcast show invites another filmmaker, and make-up artist who have their own show (which is called 'Why Don't We Have Our Own Show?").

Michael McCallum spends the whole episode with Scott Baisden and Anne. They discuss how they met, background on the pair, then they go through tales from Michigan filmmaking, lessons for those considering that industry, and the last two segments give the listeners a taste of the show they do for podcast.

Here, Host Michael McCallum continues conversation with guests Scott Baisden and ANNE. The subject of their podcast show again comes up and they "discuss" the filmmaker, Neil Breen.

What happens when a filmmaker with a podcast show invites another filmmaker, and make-up artist who have their own show (which is called 'Why Don't We Have Our Own Show?").

Michael McCallum spends the whole episode with Scott Baisden and Anne. They discuss how they met, background on the pair, then they go through tales from Michigan filmmaking, lessons for those considering that industry, and the last two segments give the listeners a taste of the show they do for podcast.

Here, Host Michael McCallum and guests Scott Baisden and ANNE do 1 of 2 segments like they would for the podcast, 'Why Don't We Have Our Own Show?'