In this week's episode, the Martin and Steve report back from JLR Classic Works, and Steve gets all misty-eyed over all sorts of Jaguars, for some reason.

Martin debates the virtues of a galvanised-chassis Defender 200Tdi vs. £5000 Range Rover L322, and has an update on his poorly turbocharger.

The boys also discuss car and van sizes, the do's and don'ts of driving through water, and why AI cannot be trusted to give advice on not hydraulicing your engine.

Of course Product of the Week and Feature of the Week also star, and don't forget to send your questions and feedback to editorial@lrm.co.uk. We hope you enjoy the podcast.

In this episode, Martin and Steve kick off with a hotly-contested Listener's Question on exhausts – is louder better?

Steve makes a shocking revelation on Land Rover Monthly magazines of old, and the pair argue about whether they are "influencers" or not.

The guys also prepare for the three LRM Spares Days in October, and explain that there are more reasons to make it to one than just for vehicle parts. Martin shares a top tip on how to roll wheels along, and Product of the Week and Feature of the Week make an appearance.

Got a comment or question? Send the boys an email – editorial@lrm.co.uk

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve chat about the latest issue of Land Rover Monthly, and what you can expect from this month's edition of the magazine – it's one you won't want to miss.

They recall their visits to Tomcat Motorsport's new premises and the "LRO" show at Belvior Castle, including Martin's highly successful shopping trip. Product of the Week returns with a double product special (to make up for forgetting last week) and Steve gives a steering wheel review.

There's chat about the last ever Adventure Overland Show – and the very special event happening at it – and there's a follow-up from a listener's question. The guys also recall the worst bodges they've ever come across on Land Rovers, talk their favourite campfire meals and reminisce about how they got into Land Rover magazines.

If you've got any feedback or questions for the guys, drop them an email – editorial@lrm.co.uk