On this episode, we recap our recent autocross adventures at the Porsche Parade and with the Chesapeake Region. We share our driving impressions from a rainy-day racing Vu's Cayenne, Damon's first time behind the wheel of a Spec Boxster, and Manny's experience driving Damon's Cayman. Plus, we cover the latest Porsche news, preview upcoming PCA events, and share an exclusive update on our next video releases.

Discover what it is like to experience your very first Porsche Parade through the eyes of long-time Treffen attendees Steve and Marsha Buss.  After years of PCA events, the couple finally made the trip to Lake Placid for their first-ever Parade.  In this episode, they share their candid first impressions on everything from the scenic drive up and the registration process to driving in events and exploring non-Porsche local attractions.  We also dive deep into what it takes to open a Parade store for a week, the Cars and Community event, and the exclusive Porsche Parade Collection Pins.  Plus, they share the unique thrill of dining at banquets hosted on the exact hockey rink where the legendary "Miracle on Ice" took place.  Stick around until the end as we wrap up with the latest Porsche news and exciting updates on our upcoming videos.

This episode was recorded live at the 2026 Porsche Parade in Lake Placid, New York. Special guest Nathan Merz joins the show to review Lake Placid as a host city and break down the massive preparation behind the event. We dive into Vu's frantic, down-to-the-wire 356 engine installation and discuss how organizers navigated a localized marathon on day one. Plus, we share our favorite highlights from the Concours day including the Pixar Porsches—and recap Manny's first ride in the brand-new Cayenne Turbo EV.

Ever spent hours staring at Porsche paint samples?  Welcome to your new obsession. In this episode, we sit down with Jim Moore, Lead Volunteer for Rennbow.org—the Porsche Club of America’s authoritative color wiki.  We dive into how Rennbow catalogs everything from common "one-can" shades to ultra-rare "five-can" unicorns.  Discover why owner-submitted photos change how we see these cars and learn about the mythical Porsche colors that have still never been caught on camera.

Nathan Merz returns to the podcast! This week, we are diving deep into his recent Porsche Club of America (PCA) video shoots at national headquarters. We break down the filming of the recently released $15k vs. $30k vs. $45k mid-engine Porsche comparison. Plus, get the hilarious behind-the-scenes scoop on tearing apart Vu’s personal Boxster to fix that infamous climate control blend door foam issue. Stick around until the end to see which one of us is driving around with the most dashboard warning lights!

First up, we are catching up on our latest garage updates and track days. Damon fills us in on the adrenaline-fueled adventures of running his Cayman at the SCCA Pro Solo event. Then, we look back at the incredible turnout at our local Porsche dealer's recent Cars and Coffee. Plus, Vu breaks down the intense preparation and greasy fingernails required to swap out his stock engine for a high-performance version.In the second half, Vu hits the road for an exclusive interview. He sits down with legendary automotive journalist Jason Cammisa. The twist? They are doing the entire interview from the cockpit of the thrilling new Porsche GT3. Trust us, you do not want to miss Jason's raw, unfiltered thoughts on this machine.

Ever owned a Porsche accused of being a "NARP" (Not A Real Porsche)? In this episode, Boardwalk Reunion co-founder Bob Gutjahr joins us to sort through the targeted models and debate if the title is justified. Bob shares firsthand stories of how he was treated at events when driving his own "NARPs." Tune in for a light-hearted discussion you will easily relate to.

In this episode, The Insider crew hits the road to Marietta, Georgia, to visit a 914 legend: George Hussey, founder of Automobile Atlanta.  Known globally as the go-to source for rare parts, George opens up about building his Porsche empire, surviving the shift to internet commerce, and the story behind his iconic ex-Brumos/Peter Gregg Porsche 916.

Plus, we sit down with Frank Wiesmann, Manager of Product Communications at Porsche Cars North America. Frank shares how a childhood car obsession led to a career at Porsche, the secrets behind how Porsche plans new model launches, and what it takes to get on the invite list.

Nathan Merz hits the studio to talk about the GT3 S/C and debate if a 911 Cabriolet is your best bet for an affordable entry into the brand. We also preview the projects Nathan is filming at PCA National Office, dive into the latest Porsche news, and highlight the must-watch Porsches heading to the Mecum Indy auction. The fun we had recording the podcast will be contagious.

PCA National Historian and author Jay Gillotti is in the studio to talk all things Porsche 936. We dive into Jay’s upcoming book on this legendary racecar, exploring how its three Le Mans victories cemented Porsche’s legacy and how the "new" turbocharged 911 of the era helped shape its development. Jay also shares the incredible story of the 936 being pulled out of museum retirement for one final, triumphant run in 1981. If you’ve never heard the story, you’ve got to listen to the podcast. Plus, we discuss his new role as club historian and get the scoop on the new GT3 Cabriolet. It’s a jam-packed episode you won't want to miss!