The Wheelnerds

This week, we get Podcrashed by Chris Gore. Chris has a podcast called Podcrash where he visits another podcast every show in a podmatch. Two podcasts enter and then we both furiously edit and release the best bits. Chris is known from his DVDuesday segments on G4TV and has a long history in the indie film and videogame scenes.

PLEASE READ: this is a SPECIAL episode. We're going to the movies and doing a commentary track. In order for this episode to work, you *need* to have a copy of the movie Torque, starring Martin Henderson and Ice Cube. Grab it on DVD or stream or something. Start it playing and then start playing the show. That ought to get you pretty close, but we provide some cueing up during the intro scene so that you can get the timing just right. It'll be like having us watching a movie with you. Except without the smells and we don't eat all your food and drink all your beer!

The Wheelnerds are back! Back in the basement. Making jokes. Telling stories. And doing all that other stuff you like us doing. Guess who we're interviewing this week? Paul Guillian, General Manager of Touratech USA.

Part two of our interview with Nancy and Walt from Streetmasters!

For this week, we have two guests in a two-part interview: Nancy Foote and Walt Fulton of the Streetmasters advanced cornering school. And we do our usual back-and-forth stuff.

We talk this week with Michael Dickey, who's attempting to build an anime-inspired motorcycle from the ground up using innovative techniques and ideas.

Ryan Grassley, Half Throttle, comes back to the show to talk about more YouTube videos and his new iBook, the Volcan Baru Adventure!

A special show for those who hate hearing only Todd and I: Over an hour of JUST Todd and I! Talking shops and what we want in one.

Remember the cranky guy that wrote the cranky article about adventure riders in the NY Times awhile back? Well, we're talking to him! And turns out he's quite a bit to say on the subject of motorcycles! Also, for some reason, Chuck keeps bringing up private time.

We got some of the guys from Butler Maps on to talk about their rider-specific maps and what they can stand up to!