The LRM Podcast

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve have been busy working on Steve's 1985 project 90 – and it's a runner!

Elsewhere, Martin gets confused about Series I Station Wagons and pick-ups, and listeners fail to sell him a soft A-bar for his Defender 110.

It's Tea on the Tailgate's 2nd birthday, and Martin has been to JLR Classic Works to help celebrate the occasion. Steve imparts some valuable information about tackling Autojumbles ahead of next year's events, and the County vs. XS debate continues to rage.

As always, we love to get your feedback, criticism, questions and other emails – send us one at editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy the episode.

In this week's episode, Steve is fresh back from the Ripon Autojumble, where he met some notable Land Rover characters and saw some great vehicles. If you came along, thank you very much, and if (like Martin) you missed out, it's the Malvern Autojumble this Sunday!

The boys debate whether Defender L663s are becoming affordable on the used market, and how Grenadiers fit into the current 4x4 landscape. Are you better off building a "classic" Defender 110 with all the bells and whistles, or buying an Ineos? What do you think?

Elsewhere, a listener shares their Land Rover story culminating in a successful Land Rover catering business, and the boys answer the question – what is the best do-it-all Land Rover for 15 grand?

As always, we love to get your questions and feedback. Be sure to drop us an email on editorial@lrm.co,uk – enjoy the episode!

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are back from Newbury Autojumble and are keen to share their buying, selling a spotting stories from the weekend.

Elsewhere, Steve's persistent lust for a Range Rover L322 just won't go away, and the pair get stuck into a series of listener's questions – including should you fit Series doors to a Defender?

LRM contributor and friend of the show, Greg King, has some invaluable anti-roll bar information, and the guys discuss soundproofing options for Defenders.

Can you buy a Land Rover for £1500? A listener puts the boys to work.

Got a question, or some feedback for the podcast? Drop an email to editorial@lrm.co.uk and enjoy the episode!

In this week's very special episode, long-term LRM contributor Jack Dobson is over from Australia and joins Steve and Martin for a chat about the similarities and differences between Land Rover scenes in the UK and Australia.

Jack talks us through his fleet of Series Land Rovers – the majority of which are V8-powered – and tells the tale of how his beloved Series IIA got stolen and reacquainted with him two whole years after it went missing.

There's also chat about his mission to restore an 80-inch Series I, including the judgement from some of the more niche chapters of the Land Rover world, and how his choice of paint colour was a not-so-subtle jibe at these attitudes.

The gang get distracted by a 130 with a cage on the back, and Jack discloses some of his favourite and most-hated mods for a Series Land Rover.

As always, we love to get your questions and feedback, so don't be shy – drop us an email on editorial@lrm.co.uk and let your voice be heard.

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In this week's episode, Martin and Steve finally make it to a Tea on the Tailgate meet at Burghley House - they discuss standout Land Rovers, and Steve describes his visit to Halfords. He only went for bulbs, but left with a new Land Rover mate!

Elsewhere, Martin answers a listener's question about tools, and the pair talk about the upcoming Newbury autojumble which is on this Sunday! See you there.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are on the road in Martin's 2014 Freelander 2 as they head north to film some Land Rover buying guides.

The pair get constantly distracted by Land Rovers passing them on the road, discuss Defender L663 roof pods, 4x4s that aren't Land Rovers, tractors and plenty of other Land Rover (and non-Land Rover)-related topics as they make progress up the M6.

They chat about the styling and design of the latest crop of Land Rovers and Range Rovers, ogle a very tasty L405 Autobiography and wonder if Gerry McGovern will ever join them for a chat on the podcast. Only time will tell...

As always, we love to get your comments, feedback and questions – drop us a line on editorial@lrm.co.uk – we love to hear from you. Enjoy the episode!

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are between studios, so are recording from their respective homes – sorry if it sounds a bit different to normal!

Martin's "new" Defender Td5 is ready for MOT, and Steve adds to his shopping list for his project Ninety. The pair discuss daily-driven Range Rover Classics, and the virtues of a set of vehicle skates for moving long-term project Land Rovers around. Ahem...

Ex-LRM Features Editor, Kev Mills, gets in touch to talk European service stations and regale the guys with a tale of collecting a Range Rover with a temperamental Td5, and there's chat about the new issue of Land Rover Life.

The boys also discuss what they don't leave home without – what's always in your Land Rover?

As always, we love to get your questions and feedback, so drop us an email on editorial@lrm.co.uk and in the meantime, enjoy the episode.

In this week's podcast, it's a very sad day – the Salmon Sofa is to be retired. But good news! The LRM Podcast is moving to new premises, and the cast will be bigger and better than ever.

Martin rejoices in the stripdown of his "new" Defender 110, and contemplates spending good money on mudflaps and rubber mats with the money he has made from selling some of the flaky accessories.

Steve gives us a project update, and accepts the fact his suspension height needs some adjustment, and shares news of an exciting bodywork purchase.

Enjoy the podcast? Hate it? Let us know – drop an email to editorial@lrm.co.uk and fire over any feedback or questions you may have!

In this week's episode, Steve is back from his Italian road trip and the pair are back on the Salmon Sofa for an hour of Land Rover chat.

Steve reports back on his long-distance adventure across the Continent, and tell us about the Land Rovers he spotted along the way. He also compares the state of the road network and traffic in France, Germany and Italy compared to what we have to put up with in the UK, and waxes lyrical about driving the Stelvio Pass.

Martin has updates on the arrival of his baby son and MOT preparations on his "new" Td5 Defender 110 – from replacing the wiper motor and cable and wheelboxes to wrestling with the dreaded 10AS module.

Steve explains his lust for a Range Rover L405 or L494 Sport, and Martin gets annoyed about losing tools.

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In this week's episode, Land Rover Monthly editor Martin Domoney is joined by LRM's Alice Sumner-Andrews for a Listeners' Questions special!

Alice hand-picks some excellent questions from the editorial@lrm.co.uk inbox and Martin gets to answering them, from an Irish listener who's bought a project unseen to a question about which Land Rovers from years gone by we regret selling and loads more.

There's also a sneak peek into the new issue of Land Rover Monthly, including the very cool but slightly controversial cover car – a heavily modified and updated 2016 Defender 110 Adventure Editon. What do you think?

As always we love to get your questions and feedback, so drop us a line on editorial@lrm.co.uk and please, as always, leave a rating or review on your preferred streaming platform, it really does help us out. Enjoy the episode!

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve join US attorney and Land Rover fanatic Will Hedrick to chat all things Land Rover, and touch on the epic story of how he took it upon himself to legally represent owners of Defenders seized by the US government.

The guys talk the import of Land Rovers from the United Kingdom into the United States, the rules that had to be followed, and what can happen if those rules aren't adhered to. The State doesn't always get it right, though...

The guys also talk about the Land Rover club scene in America, and the greatness that is Land Rover ownership no matter where on the planet you live.

Enjoy the podcast? Hate it? Got a question you want answering? Let us know – drop the guys an email on editorial@lrm.co.uk – and in the meantime, enjoy the episode.

In this week's episode. Martin and Steve are back for an hour of Land Rover-based chat – and this week, it centres mainly over Martin's excavation of a trio of Series III Lightweights from the back of a barn.

There's a listener's question about extended truck cab conversions, and another about converting a Series manual gearbox to automatic, and the benefits in doing so.

The pair also chat about why you probably need a winch, and tell you exactly where to get one.

As always, we love to get your questions and feedback – drop us an email to editorial@lrm.co.uk – and in the meantime, enjoy the episode.

In this episode of The LRM Podcast, Land Rover Monthly Editor, Martin Domoney, and publisher, Steve Miller, are back at base talking Land Rovers on the salmon sofa.

The pair kick off with a question – do you like the episodes of The LRM Podcast with guests, or with just Martin and Steve?

Winding down from an extremely busy show season, the boys discuss their next big project – a series of buying guides on all the very coolest Land Rover models which will be going live on the LRM YouTube channel over the coming 12 months.

Martin debates which Land Rover model is the ideal family car ahead of his upcoming new arrival – Defender, Discovery, Range Rover – or is a Freelander enough?

The guys also touch on the new Range Rover GT, a brand-new model to the lineup that's decidedly road-biased, and discuss where it actually sits in the stable.

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In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are back on the Salmon Sofa at The Big Land Rover Fest. It's hot and sunny, the mics are on and the conversation is flowing.

First up to join the boys are Lord Trousers and Captain Ratty from the "notoriously popular but impossible to join" London Mud Club to chat cigars, stylish clothing and Land Rover-based shenanigans. The guys talk about future adventures and why Land Rover ownership doesn't have to be serious.

Next up on the sofa is Jubilee Lorne, the driving force behind the Larry the Land Rover social media account. From camping out of a 90 with her family to using techniques to get the very best deal when buying a Land Rover to her top festival essentials, Jubilee's enthusiasm is infectious.

Finally, Jonathan East joins the boys on the sofa to talk all things engine conversions and running a Land Rover business on the Isle of Wight. Johnathan explains the importance of the new generation of gearboxes when doing engine conversions to Land Rovers, sourcing donors, Series trucks and more.

As always, we love to get your feedback and questions, so send them over! We can be reached on editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy the episode!

In this very special episode, Martin and Steve are in pride of place on the Salmon Sofa on a dauntingly large stage at the inaugural Big Land Rover Fest.

The boys talk the best entry point into Land Rovers, why they truly are the most capable off-roaders available, as proven on the Big Land Rover Fest off-road course.

The guys are joined by Grenadier owner (don't hold it against him) and off-road driving instructor Gareth Jex, whose Lantra training was instrumental in helping build and fine-tune the off-road course. Gareth also chats about the greenlaning tours that he runs with his company, Surrey 4x4 Tours and Training, and the electric EV Spartan 4x4 is capturing the imagination of show-goers.

Next up to the Salmon Sofa is Tim Brown from Dorset Land Rover Club, who is the man behind the recent Tea on the Tailgate revolution. How did it start? Where are things heading? Hear it all from the man himself as he joins Martin and Steve on the LRM Podcast.

Fitter Mat is back next, to talk all about his Range Rover and his ownership journey – from fault code clearing on-the-fly, optional extras and general wafting around.

As always, we love to get your feedback and questions, so fire them over! Editorial@lrm.co,uk – we'd love to read them. Enjoy the episode.

Very exciting! This weekend sees the first ever Big Land Rover Fest at Newbury Showground.

In this episode, Martin and Steve give you a sneak preview at what you can expect from the inaugural Fest. We hope to see you there! Check out the full show guide here: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/2240455fd8.html

Elsewhere, Martin has become a meme, Steve denies owning a Stetson and there's some prime Discovery content at the request of a YouTube commenter.

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The LRM Podcast – on a Thursday?! That's right – we're back in the beer tent at The Billing Off Road Show for another round of special guests,

Defender Lexi joins Steve and Martin first up to share stories of her Defender 110 since catching up last year at Billing, and goes on to explain how she kicked off her weekend with excitement and mild peril.

Next up, Alex Danells from Danells Off Road 4x4 Parts hops on to talk about how the off-road scene has changed, what the company does, and explains why Land Rovers make the best bases for off-road competition builds.

Finally, Reece Williams joins the guys to chat about his involvement with the Project Jay Preservation Group, and the important work the club is doing to uncover the history behind the model that saved Land Rover, and talk about his own Discovery project.

As always, we love to get your feedback and questions! Send them over to editorial@lrm.co.uk and you could star on the podcast. Enjoy the episode.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are live from The Billing Off Road Show!

Joining them on the salmon sofa are LRM Fest Mud & Media guests, Defender Ames and Maizee Davies, aka The Yellow Defender for chat about converting a Defender to a pop-top, and preparations for The Big Land Rover Fest.

Also joining them are Harry, Chloe and Oakley from The Landy Expedition – a couple (and now toddler) who have spent a lot of time travelling in their Defender 110. They talk about how preparing the vehicle overseas has been beneficial, and the ins and outs of overlanding including how to stay out of trouble when confronted with potential conflict.

As always, we love to get your feedback and questions, so drop us an email on editorial@lrm.co.uk – enjoy the episode!

In this week's rather warm episode, Martin and Steve are joined once again by Greg King. The guys have been busy working on Steve's "not brown" Ninety project, and have taken an hour to sit and chat about what's been going on.

Ex-JLR employee and engineer Greg King imparts some interesting knowledge on how the classic Defender was put together back in the day, including some methods used during assembly and how you can implement them in your own Defender rebuild.

Elsewhere, the guys answer a listener's question on how to purchase a good secondhand Tdi engine for his 110 Tithonus, and debate why Steve has chosen the wrong engine for his project.

As always, we love to get your questions and feedback, so drop us an email! You can send any correspondence to editorial@lrm,co,uk – we love to read them!

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve settle in to answer a round of your questions!

They've been promising it for ages, but it's finally happening – the boys start to work through the stack of questions that you've been sending in over the last few months. They apologise for the delay...

From the best all-round Land Rover on a £4000 budget to one listener's quandary on whether to sell or keep his brand-new-in-box Fairey overdrive and plenty more in between, buckle up for an hour of your questions being answered – round two coming soon.

Got a question or any feedback? Send it to editorial@lrm.co.uk and you could star on the next podcast. Enjoy the episode!