The Bucket Seat

Back with Part 2 of the chat with Pat Cyr. We go deep on CyriousGarageworks and Pat's latest collaboration with Toyota Canada. Enjoy & sorry for the delay on this one.

In this episode I get the chance to speak to Pat Cyr; owner of Cyrious Garageworks, builder of badass machines, and super talented drift pilot.Super educational drift ep!

I'm back with Part 2 of the Laurance Yap episode, and am excited to to say that we focus in on Laurance's time as an automotive journalist. It's no secret that I'm a big fan of Laurance's, so getting to this part of the episode was really gratifying. Enjoy learning from one of the pros! (Laurance....certainly not me)

The Laurance Yap episode. It ranges from stories of the Carerra GT press launch with Walter Rohl, Hurley Haywood, Rick Bye, and Tony Morris Sr., to Laurance's role in Urban Outlaw and how it inspired him to get into his own 911. We even get to the TranSyberian Rally; an epic journey.  Enjoy!

Episode 22 features good friend Lief Sorensen, and I've split it into 2 parts for you. We start by talking about a brand that I normally don't talk a lot about, but with some exciting product on the way, Lief and I chat about the new Kia Stinger that took the autoshow circut by storm this year. Once we've covered off the Stinger, we get into autonomy, and what it takes to be a great dealer.  In part 2 we go head to head in a $15,000 Used Car Challenge... so stay tuned, and subscribe for updates!

In Episode 21 of the Bucket Seat podcast, and I speak to Chris Richardson, founder and owner of Touge Tuning here in Toronto. Chris's shop does a ton of work building fast Subarus, are experts in forced induction, and they know what it takes to build road going track cars of varying degrees.

In this episode I have a fascinating conversation with insurance expert Jeff Charles about the current, and future states of autonomous driving. In particular, we talk about it through the lense of the insurance industry, and Jeff's unique, decade plus experience in thinking about the future state of an industry. A total change of pace from previous episodes. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did.

Now that we've heard about Targa Truck's path to Newfoundland, we resume the episode with Marks in depth look at where Targa Truck is going, and what that build is shaping up to become. It's crazy, legitimately, and the lengths that Mark is going to with this vehicle are absolutely astounding.

Targa Truck, Part 1 with my guest Mark Bovey. In keeping with my favourite line of questions, we start off the episode with the things that got mark into cars (and trucks in this case). Land Yachts, and restorations at the mere age of 16 - its pretty damn impressive.  We then move through to the genesis of Targa Truck, all the the set up, and race at itself at Targa Newfoundland. There are few who can say they've raced the Targa Newfoundland, fewer that can say they were competitive there, let alone end up in the position Mark & Miles finished.

In part 2 of 2 I continue speaking with Tamir Moscovici. In this episode we really focus in on the making of Tamir's films, and spend a considerable amount of time on Urban Outlaw. We also chat about another one of his great feature length films after Urban Outlaw, Kaz. This is certainly one of the highlights of my short time building The Bucket Seat, it was truly an honour and a privlage to having Tamir on the show. Enjoy!