It’s That Car Show, and today we’re joined by our pal Joe Berry, the guy behind some of the wildest, most ambitious automotive films ever made. We’re talking The Grand Tour, Top Gear, Petrolicious, and now Cars & Bids’ new channel, Key.

Joe peels back the curtain on all of it... from the legendary Grand Tour opening sequence to the insane logistics behind global shoots, to the moments when things didn’t exactly go to plan… including "that" Rimac crash.

We also get into the DNA of great car content: how British sensibilities shaped the genre, what it was like working with Clarkson, Hammond, and May, and why authenticity still matters more than anything else.

Joe’s the real deal. He's cool as hell, insanely talented, and full of stories you’ve never heard before.

It’s Joe Berry, and it’s That Car Show.

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This week, on That Car Show... we go crazy for Defenders in the desert, Lindsey teaches a Subaru Forester Wilderness a thing or two, Ryan goes trail hunting in the Toyota 4Runner Trailhunter, and Dan goes where the streets have no name (and the Joshua Trees are cheap). All that, plus more Mustang GTDs, some double D’s... and even some Tesla news.

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Tonight, on That Car Show, it’s our pal Myron Vernis. There are car collections—and then there are car collections—and if you are into the rare, the unusual, the eclectic. and the sublime, you’re going to want to keep listening. Because, chances are, Myron’s owned it. He’s a great storyteller, too, and his knowledge runs deep. This is a good one, with a guy who’s got the coolest stuff—and coolest friends—in the car world. It’s Myron Vernis: author, collector, and one hell of a nice guy. And it’s That Car Show.

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Tonight, on That Car Show. We’ve got a guest that about as in-demand these days as they come. It’s the person behind the one Instagram account we all can’t stop talking about: Angeles Death Highway.

From the genesis of this whole thing, to his work process, to who’s in his crosshairs next. Sometime the jokes just write themselves. This is a fun one, none of us are safe, and you’ll only hear it here.

It’s Mr. ADH himself. Mr. Angeles Death Highway. And it’s That Car Show.

This week on That Car Show… You asked and we delivered. It’s a crew show and anything goes. SoCal car meetups, new press cars, Dan gets suggestive with a Mustang, somehow it’s been 25 years of The Fast and the Furious, we bitch about customer service at luxury car dealerships, Ford gets cheap, and the best year to have walked into a Ferrari dealership. It’s That Car Show.

Today on That Car Show, it’s Colin Clark. And, if you follow rally at all, you know his name and you know his voice. From his beginnings sponsoring the famed 555 Subaru World Rally team and covering rally's larger-than-life personalities, to his current work with DirtFish and the sport’s exciting resurgence in the United States, we cover all. And if you don't know the first thing about rally, that's okay too, because Colin's just one hell of a nice guy and his enthusiasm for the sport will turn you into a fan by the end of the episode. It's Colin Clark—the Voice of Rally—and it's That Car Show.

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Today, on That Car Show… it’s Basem Wasef. Author, journalist, content creator, and automotive man about town. Basem is always driving something amazing or checking in from some exotic locale. But it might surprise you how he even broke into this car thing. I’ll give you a hint: sometimes, you just have to ask. Also, we’ve got to say hello to our listeners in Korea, who must be the most loyal on the planet. We’ve been sitting at number 8 on the Korean automotive podcast charts this week. And, you heard it here… If you can get us to number one—Korean listeners—we’ll do an episode just for you. In the meantime, gamsahaeyo. It’s Basem Wasef. It’s That Car Show. And it’s a good one.

Today on That Car Show, we’ve got Melanie White. Melanie’s the fourth-generation leader of Hellwig Products, a legacy California company known for designing and manufacturing high-quality, American-made suspension components. She’s also the Chair of SEMA: the Specialty Equipment Market Association. You know SEMA, and, the giant SEMA Show that takes place each year is Vegas. What does it take to run a thriving manufacturing business in 2026? And what goes into pulling off one of the largest automotive events on the planet? We also dive into the challenges facing the aftermarket, the whole EV thing, and SEMA’s advocacy on behalf of enthusiasts like us. It’s Melanie White… and it’s That Car Show.