The LRM Podcast

In this episode, Martin is joined by Land Rover Monthly's longest-serving contributor, Alisdair Cusick. Alisdair explains how he got into photographing Land Rovers for a living, and shares some of the highs and lows of his career including filling a classic Range Rover with muddy water. He gives up some trade secrets on how you can take the very best photos of your Land Rover for the Your Pictures pages of Land Rover Monthly, and reminisces on buying his own soft-dash Range Rover and restoring his beautifully-patina'd Series One. Alisdair also weighs in on how to present Tech articles, and how a little bit of extra work can make a huge difference to the overall finish to the Land Rover. As always – please do rate/review/subscribe. It really helps and we hope you continue to enjoy listening to the LRM Podcast as much as we enjoy making it. Any feedback and questions are also welcomed and appreciated – editorial@lrm.co.uk

In this episode, Martin and Steve look back on a day (mostly) well-spent working on Martin's Series III. Keep an eye on the YouTube channel and the magazine for a full explanation of how fitting aftermarket parts with other aftermarket parts can cause more of a headache than it's worth. There's chat about reliability – is JLR really worried about how long their products last between breakdowns? Buying habits have changed, and are those people walking into Land Rover dealers really considering any other brand? The boys share their take on controversial the Jaguar re-brand, Martin specs up his dream Freelander 2 camping set-up and the guys answer a trio of listeners' questions. As always, a rating and review is always appreciated, and please send any feedback and questions to editorial@lrm.co.uk. Enjoy the podcast.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve get stuck in to answering a plethora of listeners' questions, including how to find out how rare a Freelander is, which is the best non-Land Rover engine to ever grace a Land Rover's engine bay, and there's yet more feedback on which food to eat first. There's also chat about the best Land Rover days out in the UK, and how to get your pride and joy ready to take on the colder months, and the shockingly lax attitude to maintenance from the general motoring public. You can also enjoy a sneak peek into next month's issue of Land Rover Monthly, and Martin still won't shut up about Range Rover L322s. Enjoy the podcast and please don't forget to leave a rating or review – we'd really appreciate it. Feedback and questions: editorial@lrm.co,uk

In this week's episode, join Martin and Steve for not quite an hour of Land Rover chat, kicking off with a listener's question about how to best paint his Series IIA. There's feedback on the great Meal Deal Debate, and a listener digs out a relic of an LRM T-shirt from days of yore. Should we bring back proper LRM merch? Steve's fresh back from his holidays, which sparks a trip down memory lane for seeing Land Rovers in warmer climes. Are we all as bad as each other for spotting Land Rovers while out and about? Product of the Week and Feature of the Week are back, and Martin posts a new video to the LRM YouTube Channel. Finally, Steve has an exciting announcement about next year's Malvern Spares Day, so keep your ears open and get those tickets booked! As always, ratings, shares, reviews and feedback are always welcome. Get in touch: editorial@lrm.co.uk

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve kick off by answering a listener's question about a recently purchased Series I – is it a respray job, or can the paint be saved? Should the restorer rebuild the gearbox himself, or is it a specialist job? Where can he get a new canvas top from? The boys talk the modifications that make them cringe, and discuss wheel cross-contamination between models works the best. Evoque rims on a Freelander? New Defender steel wheels on a Range Rover? What do you think? There's chat about the Dakar conversions from days of yore, the right wheelbase for truck cab conversions and the optimal suspension lift height. How can you save money on your insurance premiums? By being honest about modifications for a start – and the smallest things still count as mods. Being in the enthusiast sector can help more than you think... There's a new issue of Land Rover Monthly out, and it's a bit of a Discovery special, including a very smart upgraded Disco 2 and a D3 that's knocking on the door of a million miles! Not only that, you can win a radio controlled Series II from Boom Racing, so be sure to get your copy today. Got feedback, or a question or query? Email editorial@lrm.co.uk [editorial@lrm.co.uk] – we'd love to hear from you.