Wheel Every Weekend

Another fantastic episode from the best offroad podcast recorded in julian CA on a friday in june 2022. Brittany and I sit down to talk about her new samurai project, the never ending nissan build from hell, future plans, our patent, mountain biking, growing our own food, products on our website, and more!

Today i got to sit down and talk to my friend Craig who took me on my very first rock crawling trail back in the day. We talk a little bit about some of the misadventures we've had, the impressive amount of things both of us have broken together, and some other random tangents. 

2 months since our last podcast we've finally been cyber bullied to the point of recording a new one. In this episode i try and answer folks questions about shocks from coilovers to bypasses to air shocks and more. Next episode we'll do a dive into shocks 101 with more info about the basics of what products are offered and what each of them does.

Our first vacation in 2 years has come to a close, and we recount what we did and where we went. Most of our trip is around utah and colorado but we explore a little bit of a few other states as well. 

I also posted high res photos from the first few days on the beginning of a blog here: https://www.wheeleveryweekend.com/blogs/trips/a-month-on-the-road

Today we talk about our 5k+ mile trip coming up at the end of this month and our search for new places to live to build a ranch that's an offroaders paradise. We also dive into a bit of a discussion of mig welding vs tig welding and talk about our super last minute buildout on our favorite truck (our 2012 tundra).

Lots of updates in this one since we last talked, the shop is running at full tilt, we've been cutting on our plasma table, bending lots of tubes, and trying to teach ourselves to tig weld. We also bought a new tow rig/daily driver that was supposed to remain stock and reliable but we just got bypasses for it, so thats just the way it goes i guess. 

This is a long one, today i got to sit down with my good friend Chris who i served with in the military. We were stationed together in upstate new york for a few years. We dive into the military, his transition from an infantry sergeant to theoretical physicist student to toyota tech program and more. Hope you enjoy this episode and we have some new podcasting equipment coming to make these a bit easier on the ears in the future.

Today I sat down with Matt, our good friend visiting all the way from Colorado. Matt was kind enough to hang out with us and show us around Utah for a few days right before the pandemic started last year. He's got an engineering background and has a pretty dope LS swapped 3 link toyota he takes camping with some cool homebuilt add-ons for it.

Here's a quick overview of his LS Swapped toyota and weldernator: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7ltIsm7LEg

Okay so it's been a bit since our last podcast and we owe you guys an update. Here's a bit of info about what's new in our lives AND we answer more of YOUR questions. Thank you everyone for cyber bullying me into making another episode, without your constant DM's, e-mails, texts, youtube comments etc bullying me into it, this wouldn't have happened. Will it be another year before our next one? Probably not... would love to do some interviews soon so we all have that to look forward to for sure!

Almost didnt post this one, but here's me all alone answering questions asked on our stories. I wanna say first off i googled it and i completely got the dempster confused with the other part of the pan american highway which goes into alaska lmfao. But either way we would be stoked to find some stock 4x4 and cruise all around america's hat... which i'm actually a citizen of come to think of it.

This is the last solo podcast i'll ever do for sure so you won't have to put up with any others of these... I think most of these questions are explained pretty deeply in other podcasts so if you haven't checked out the others "a decade of trail repairs" has some funny stories in it and there are some good tips in our beginner episode.

I wanted to get another podcast up since it seems like everyone blew through the last one pretty quick, If you're interested at all in the different years of toyota trucks and what happened there's a ton of obscure and useless info in our last one too.

As always thanks for listening!