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By the late 2000s, shrinking markets, tightening emissions, and a younger generation losing interest in vehicles signaled the end of the legendary JDM era. But a few rebellious engineers refused to go quietly, choosing instead to make their last cars arguably their greatest.In th ...  Show more

In this episode, we explore the unbelievable evolution of drift culture. From Keiichi Tsuchiya—the legendary "Drift King"—cutting his teeth by sliding through blind corners, to the creation of the D1 Grand Prix and the birth of Formula Drift, drifting had to invent its own compet ...  Show more

On this amazing rendition of the coldest mf podcast, DC young Fly, Karlous Miller and Chico Bean learn how to drive a stick shift and tell stories from the times their cars were hoopties with The Donk Master! What’s a Donk?! Karlous explains on this hilarious episode!

This week James transports Chris and Michael back ten years, to a time when the city of Toronto was in a state of chaos because of mayor Rob Ford's never-ending scandals. Ford became world-famous for smoking crack on camera, but that was just one of the many amazing things he did ...  Show more

Nimesh Patel got great writing advice from Chris RockGabriel Iglesias has a cool Volkswagen collectionJeff Foxworthy on not worrying about hurting feelingsJono Zalay's funny disguises for his drivers licenseThis episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try a ...  Show more

Comedian, spirit sister and absolute king Matt Rogers (Las Culturistas) chats with Greta about learning to drive, hit and runs, running a 4 minute mile, The Black Eyed peas and fruit flavored sodas. They also answer listener questions about dealing with a commitment-phobe and liv ...  Show more