What Recalls Mean And What Auction Results Reveal

Welcome And What’s Coming Up

Don Armstrong 0:05

And welcome from the Dual City Studios in Texas, USA. It's the award-winning in-wheel-time car talk show. Just ahead, recalls and what the auction car sold for. Right. Everybody likes that. Jeff has the cruise in and events calendars, and I'll bring you stories making automotive news headlines this week. Howdy, along with Mike out of this world Mars. There he is, right over there in front of the green car. That's George Skelton. That's it. Along with we always need more Jeff Zeke. David Ainsley is at home in bed watching this program, making sure that he's resting up for next time. Wait a minute. If he's in bed, that's what's wrong. That well, there's that. Hello, I'm Don Armstrong. Thank you so much for joining us today. What'd you say, Mr. Morris?

Mike Marrs 0:54

I said he's taking notes.

Don Armstrong 0:56

Notes.

Mike Marrs 0:57

He'll be taking notes about the show.

Don Armstrong 0:59

Well, let's hope not. Hope it doesn't get down to that. Let's hope anyway. All right.

Recall Roundup For Safety Systems

Don Armstrong 1:04

Let's do the recalls of the day. Got a few. Rear view camera image may not display Volkswagen Tiguan 2024. Oof. Roof rail airbag inflator end cap may detach. Ow, what was that that just hit me in the eye? Silverado, Sierra, Chevy, GMC 1819 Deer Models. Sing along. Rear view camera image may not display. Jeep Grand Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer L 2026 model year. Rear view camera image may not display. Chrysler Jeep RAM, Pacifica Wrangler 1500, 2500, 2019, 2023, 24, 25. All of those. So when you get to 29, sold to an American. Side airbags may not deploy properly. Jeep Grand Cherokee. That would be for your models 22 through 26. Airbag inflator may rupture in the Cadillac ATS, CTS, Escalade. Oh no. Escalade, ESV, SRX, and XTS 2015 through 2016. Blank screen display. Nissan Kicks 25-26. Airbags may not deploy. No, sorry. Airbags may deploy unintentionally during a crash.

unknown 2:30

What?

Don Armstrong 2:31

Wait a minute. I thought you wanted to deploy in a crash. You would think you would, but it could be a low-speed crash. Pretty much every Acura and Honda known to God 2017 through 2026, and some models go to safercar.gov to get them. I mean, it's a whole big long list. So those are the recalls. Okay, let's get to some fun stuff.

Jeff Dziekan 2:53

Well, I didn't hear anything about Ford. I knew that there's two Ford recalls coming out. Bronco, and then you got one Bronco with uh something with a ball joint. I think that's on the escape in the ball.

Don Armstrong 3:02

Well, I don't have it in this week. It could be next week's, or it could have been already.

Jeff Dziekan 3:06

Maybe it came to me in a dream. I don't know.

Don Armstrong 3:07

Well, that and that's possible.

Jeff Dziekan 3:09

Yeah.

Don Armstrong 3:10

All the stuff that you did back in the 70s. Yeah, I know.

Hemmings Auction Price Guessing Game

Don Armstrong 3:14

All right. There's still two. So here's the way here's the way this works. Hemings has an auction, an online auction every week. Yep. It actually is an ongoing thing, but uh these are the cars that sold this week. And so it's up to you to kind of guess with us what that sold car sold for. Okay?

Jeff Dziekan 3:37

Based on the description you give on the notes you have.

Don Armstrong 3:39

And I think Mr. Morris has some pictures. I think he certainly does. Okay. So let's get to the very first one. Jeff, this is for you. Okay. This is a 1957 Cadillac El Dorado. Oh my lord. And it is awesome. I'd love to have this car. Dagmar's in the front, white white's got custom wheels on it. I wouldn't want that. I want to get it.

Mike Marrs 4:01

Look at that rear end.

Don Armstrong 4:02

I'm looking at the rear end. Don't I always? It's hot, man. And the car, too. Yeah. So how much do you think that that 57 El Dorado sold for?

Jeff Dziekan 4:12

I'm gonna go, I'm gonna say $70,000.

Don Armstrong 4:15

$70,000. Who's joining us today in the bidding process? They're in the process of getting it. They've got their bidding paddles ready. Bidding paddles are ready.

Jeff Dziekan 4:24

So let's see what says $18,999. George.

Don Armstrong 4:29

Jeffrey says $55. Jeffrey says $55? Yeah.

Mike Marrs 4:33

Yeah, and I don't see the LUT, so I'm I'm guessing that this is probably it.

Don Armstrong 4:37

So it sold for $50, oh, $400. $50,400 worth of pillars. So we're going to kind of stay within that time frame. About 10 years later. How about the price? Can we stay in that price range? Um okay. We'll we'll try to do that. Next up is the 1967 Chevy Corvette convertible with uh some side pipes on it. And um it may have are those knockoffs or are they just aluminum wheels? I think they're aluminum. Whatever. They it that looks like factory stuff. How much did that 67 Chevy Corvette convertible with the side pipes go for?

Jeff Dziekan 5:14

Oh gosh, I'm guessing I'm gonna go 45. 45.

Mike Marrs 5:19

I I should tell you that it does have a 350 horse 327 factory motor, numbers matching manual force speed with it.

Don Armstrong 5:28

Oh, well now you give the details. Well, okay, you can you you still have time to change your bid. No, I'll I'll stay with it.

Jeff Dziekan 5:34

What'd you say? I remember.

Don Armstrong 5:39

All right. And uh Jeff Heitzman says 60. Uh huh.

Mike Marrs 5:44

Let me see. What's George popped in here with? 24,999. George.

Don Armstrong 5:50

Really? Um no, it sold for $75,600.

Jeff Dziekan 5:54

Well, I said $70, yeah.

Don Armstrong 5:56

Okay.

Jeff Dziekan 5:56

No, I didn't.

Don Armstrong 5:58

Whatever. Next up, every man's car. A 1999 two-door Chevy Tahoe. Yes, they did make two-doors back in the day. 99 Chevy Tahoe. I like the looks of it. It looks nice.

Jeff Dziekan 6:13

Yeah, clean. Yeah.

Don Armstrong 6:15

Yes, very clean look. Looks tough, looks uh rugged, but yet so delicate. Yeah, and uh, and the vehicle itself is very clean. Delicate. Look, they even got the window sticker.

Jeff Dziekan 6:26

I'm gonna go 12 grand. That's all? Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 6:29

Okay.

Jeff Dziekan 6:30

Jeff says now you now you're making me down myself. You know the price, so don't don't don't don't Jeff says 12.

Don Armstrong 6:37

George says $15.99. $15,999. And Mr. Heitzman says where'd he go?

Mike Marrs 6:44

Come back, come back.

Don Armstrong 6:46

$35. It's sold for $27, $825. Okay. That's a little pricey for me, but yeah, okay. All right, next up, and I picked this because I had a Land Rover recently. Here's a 1979 Land Rover Series 3. Now, I don't quite understand why somebody would be attracted to something that ugly. The Queen had many of them. Well, there you go. And look at the Queen. She's dead. 79 Land Rover Series 3. Well, how much do you think that thing went for? Get out of the truck and put it in the four-wheel drive. It's got locking hubs on it.

Mike Marrs 7:24

Yeah, yeah. And if you quickly look at the back of it, it looks like the short bus.

unknown 7:28

Yeah.

Don Armstrong 7:29

Uh 27. Jeff says 27. Jeff Seeking. Uh George says 99. Thank you, George. Yes, I agree. I wouldn't even break a $1,000 thing for that. And then uh Mr. Heitzman says $26. Well, it sold for $23,000. All right. I guess you gotta really like that thing. I'll flip it. Now, this is something that I would buy because my dad had a 55. It's a 55 Buick Super.

Jeff Dziekan 8:00

Yeah.

Don Armstrong 8:00

Uh yeah. What we called a four-holder back in the day. Uh 55 Buick Super. And uh this is a two-door uh and it is a hardtop. Well, that's good looking.

Jeff Dziekan 8:15

Yeah. Uh looks like a combination. How much? Uh sea foam green, white, four-holder. I'm gonna go twenty-seven. Twenty-seven? Huh, okay.

Don Armstrong 8:27

That's good. Forty for Jeffrey. Forty for Jeffrey. And Mr. Heitzman says Jeff says. Oh, that's it. I'm sorry. Uh George Skelton says, anything? Does he give us anything? Is that a nail head?

Mike Marrs 8:43

He's having to do some serious thinking about it. 1799. Does it run? Does it run? Yeah. By the way, it only has 41,000 miles on it in the last 50 years has been the same owner.

Jeff Dziekan 8:54

Oh my. George, it'll run forever. It's a Buick. It is a Buick. That's it.

Don Armstrong 8:59

Uh it's actually sold for $26,250.

Jeff Dziekan 9:02

Hey, I'm right on there. I know my Buick's. Yep. Especially my four holders.

Don Armstrong 9:07

Okay, this one here is interesting. Uh, and I'm not sure who I would put in this. Perhaps as a parade car for George Skelton. Oh, I like it. 1968 Ford Galaxy. Now, you know, it kind of lost its panache in 68. It just wasn't quite there for me. It just looks big and heavy, and the original Ford Galaxy wasn't that way. 68 Ford Galaxy, how much? For the convertible?

Jeff Dziekan 9:33

I'm going to give you a range. I'm going to go between eight and nine. Eight, okay. In that area. All right.

Mike Marrs 9:41

Yeah. I think we're we're still having to look at it. I will tell you it's one of 6,066 made like that. Well. But like you say, it much like the Chevrolets of that era, they were all big and bulky and heavy and they just didn't have a lot of style to them, where the original Galaxy did.

Don Armstrong 9:59

So this particular 68 Ford Galaxy convertible sold for uh Jeff says 32. So it sold for $1,2863. Like I said, this is going to be a per Art Grindle. Art Grindle Dodge on OST. Yes, I do remember him jumping up and down the cars. And the cars that he couldn't either get started or they stalled as they were running them through. This is on live television.

SPEAKER_03 10:25

Yeah, yeah.

Don Armstrong 10:26

He would uh have the guys that were driving the bushes get push it out of the way.

Mike Marrs 10:30

Get it out of here. On live TV.

Don Armstrong 10:32

On live television. All right, next up. Next up is the 1965 Shelby Cobra. Oh. Is it a replica? I think it's probably a replica because I'm just gonna say it's a replica.

Jeff Dziekan 10:47

Okay.

Don Armstrong 10:47

Okay. But it sure does look good. If you're into that sort of thing, um they're fast. Yeah. They got a big V8 underneath the head.

Jeff Dziekan 10:56

A little dangerous. I'd go 60 grand on that danger.

Don Armstrong 10:58

Yep. 60 grand. Okay. Heitzman says 60 grand. I'm sorry. Jeff Zeken says 60 grand. What does Heitzman say?

Mike Marrs 11:07

Yeah, Heitzman's.

Don Armstrong 11:12

George 24. Okay.

Mike Marrs 11:15

Jeff.

Don Armstrong 11:16

48.

Jeff Dziekan 11:16

And 48 for it's sold for 63,000. I'm getting better at this. I own two cars now. That's with TTNL. No, it's not.

Mike Marrs 11:26

Yeah, it doesn't include destination.

Don Armstrong 11:28

Yeah, that. Ooh, look at this. I like this. Okay, this is a 1933 Dodge. Now, now be honest with me. Would you really buy this vehicle? I mean, forget the price for just a moment. Do you are you attracted to that body stuff?

Jeff Dziekan 11:44

I would have to do some things to it. Like what? I would change the wheels, one thing. I would probably, I don't know if I'd chop it. I'd have to look at it in person. I might chop it and lower it.

Mike Marrs 11:54

I think I wouldn't like about it. To me, the cab area on this is a little more square, and I kind of like it a little more square like this.

Don Armstrong 12:08

Yeah, I think I think that the wheels just don't do it justice.

Mike Marrs 12:11

No, no, no. Wrong way.

Don Armstrong 12:12

And it obviously does not have the stock engine in it.

Jeff Dziekan 12:15

No. I wouldn't put any, you know, uh I'd modify the the engine, but I wouldn't put any velocity stacks or pipes on it or anything like that. No, nothing like that.

Don Armstrong 12:24

No, I think that the wheels, I think the wheel change would uh change the whole outlook of the car. Maybe put a wing on the back on it. How much do you think that 33 Dodge sold for?

Jeff Dziekan 12:32

Uh 33 Dodge, I'm gonna go 30, 32 grand. I'm gonna go 32.

Don Armstrong 12:39

32. George says 19,339. And then Jeff says $75,000. Well, it's all over the place on this, isn't it?

SPEAKER_03 12:49

Yeah.

Don Armstrong 12:50

So it's called a resto mod, is what it's called. Restored and modified. So it's sold for $33,600.

Jeff Dziekan 12:58

All right.

Don Armstrong 13:00

I guess.

Jeff Dziekan 13:01

I got it. I will say this.

Don Armstrong 13:03

As long as it's got as long as it's got AC in it, and you can roll up the windows and you can kind of isolate yourself. That's a given.

Jeff Dziekan 13:11

Yeah, you'd have to.

Mike Marrs 13:12

Well, not necessarily, but at that price range, I I think you would find air conditioning in there. I don't remember.

Jeff Dziekan 13:17

Yeah, well, the point I'm if you're going to modify it, you would modify it to have air conditioning. Most definitely.

Mike Marrs 13:22

Oh, absolutely. Yeah.

Don Armstrong 13:24

But with if that's the case, and with the V8 engine, it's probably got an automatic transmission. Let's hope, yeah.

Mike Marrs 13:29

Yeah, it's a column shift. If you can see it, you see it up there in the column shifts.

Jeff Dziekan 13:32

Yeah. I would get rid of the billet dash. I'd put something else in there, make it more. Is there a billet? It looks like billet, doesn't it?

Mike Marrs 13:38

Yeah, it's it's kind of stainless steel look, and there's switch covers and uh I'm like you. I'm that's not me.

Don Armstrong 13:45

Yeah. Yeah, no, I I mean I like the whiteface gauges, but I'm not into the because that car originally had a painted dash.

Jeff Dziekan 13:53

Would you put buckets or a bench in the front? There's not really a lot of whip.

Don Armstrong 13:57

There's no there's not any room. I would I would put a bench in it with a nice center uh console fold-down armrest. So at least you could get a third person in there if you had to. But it's tight, man. I wouldn't think of it.

Jeff Dziekan 14:09

It'd be a two-seater for me. I wouldn't put anything, maybe a few groceries or a you know, an overnight bag if you travel.

Don Armstrong 14:15

But you got the rumble seat.

Mike Marrs 14:16

Yeah, you got the trunk area back there.

Don Armstrong 14:18

You could either have a rumble seat in there or make it into a trunk. What if a big wing on the back?

unknown 14:22

Oh god.

Mike Marrs 14:23

Well, they just put the wing on the trunk lid so that it comes up above the cab whenever you can. Yeah, that's yeah.

Don Armstrong 14:29

I saw one online today. Somebody had made a wing out of wood. Yeah. Sure. A two by six and two two by fours, and they glued it or bolted it down to the trunk lid. Yeah. Great stuff. That's a mod. That is a mod, for sure. All right.

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Don Armstrong 14:45

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Mike Marrs 17:28

Well, he's got a Buick, though, so he gets right.

Don Armstrong 17:31

Yeah, with the bed for the Corinthian plush and all that.

Auto Sales Trends And New Models

Don Armstrong 17:35

All right. Some of the stories making auto news this week. U.S. auto sales are holding steady. Despite inflation hitting a three-year high and consumer confidence declining, a disconnect that has experts monitoring for signs the industry's luck may be running out. But while high gasoline prices, tariffs, trade instability, and war weigh on the economy, economists and other auto industry stakeholders say the auto industry sales figures may be relatively insulated from the chaos for the moment. I think that the American consumer is going to be doing what they do best, and that's spend money, says Patrick Manzi, NADA's chief economist, National Automobile Dealer Association guy. We're just in a unique industry here, and people love to buy cars, and I think that pretty much says it all. All right. This I thought was very interesting news. Again, coming out of the Stellantis thing. Fiat unveiled the first images of the Grizzly and the Grizzly Fastback SUVs, two new smaller models designed to expand the brand's global lineup. Both the Grizzly and Grizzly Fastback are set to reach global markets this year, with availability in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa in the second half of the year. Prices of the new models have not been revealed. However, the Citroen C3 Aircross sibling model with a hundred horsepower gasoline powertrain starts at 22,265 in Germany. Another sibling model, the Opel Frontera, starts in at about $30,540 in Germany. The Grizzly SUV will compete against the Renault Dasia Duster, a small SUV that starts in Germany at $21,885. Stellantis is expected to sell rebadged versions of the two Fiat models as Chryslers in the United States. Because I told you all along, you wait, they're going to bring back the Chrysler badge, and it may not be what it has been.

Jeff Dziekan 19:39

Right. Now the Grizzly, wonder where they came that name, came up with the name in Germany.

Don Armstrong 19:43

I don't know if they're Grizzly or Well, you know, it's going to be a global vehicle, so the Grizzly name may or may not be a tough vehicle or the Grizzly in the Chrysler lineup, I could understand that.

Jeff Dziekan 19:55

And an opal. I don't is I'm interested to see what it looks like when it comes out. Yeah.

Don Armstrong 19:59

Well, remember, those vehicles over there get a different look and a different name in the whole nine yards, but it goes down the same assembly line. Mitsubishi will enter the increasingly crowded U.S. mid-size pickup segment with a new truck sourced from Nissan as it tries to lift its sagging business by siphoning seals from the market leading Toyota Tacoma, Chevy, Colorado, and Ford Ranger. New entry will be built by Nissan at a U.S. factory, according to a per person familiar with the plan. Mitsubishi did not detail a launch timeline. But the Nissan Frontier mid-size pickup is expected to get a redesign around 2028 as part of Nissan's rollout of a new frame-based vehicle architecture that will underpin the Xterra SUV and other products that's built at its Canton, Mississippi plant. The pickup is part of Mitsubishi's three-pronged plan for reviving its U.S. operations, and all I can say is good luck.

Mike Marrs 20:56

When was the last time you drove a Mitsubishi?

Don Armstrong 21:00

Years ago. Actually, I will say this, and I'm lying. It was a rebadge, and I don't remember. Was it a Nissan SUV that they turned into a Mitsubishi? It was something like that. And it was actually pretty good because it wasn't something that they built. Somebody else built it. I just have never been a Mitsubishi fan. Anyway, I mean that's who bombed us and Pearl Harbor. I can't wait to try the sunbeam. The sunbeam, yeah.

Stolen Camaro Story And Toyota Update

Don Armstrong 21:34

A Maryland mother's gift for her son's college graduation, an eighty thousand dollar Chevy Camaro was stolen twice in the span of five days. The second time, a thief posing as a technician boosted it from a dealership lot in the middle of the day. TV News report initially helped police recover the twenty twenty three Camaro Z L one. That's a twenty twenty three model, by the way. That's not a new one. Shortly after it was taken, May 25th, from behind Mimi Arnett's home in Beltsville, Maryland, a viewer who saw the report noticed the Camaro abandoned in a nearby city, and after it was possessed, processed for evidence, the car was towed to the Autonation dealership where Arnett and her son's father had bought it in January. And just two days later, an employee at the store called to say the Camaro is gone again.

Mike Marrs 22:26

So somebody walked in and said, Hey, I I work here, so I'm taking this car and going to do something with it.

Don Armstrong 22:32

She said, Ms. Arnett, where's the car? Arnett told News 4 Washington, I said, Excuse me? The car is with you guys. She said, We've checked the whole lot. The car's gone. It's been stolen again. My heart dropped. Another employee at the dealership unknowingly witnessed the second theft, Arnett said. The store didn't make anyone available for comment to News 4. News 4. Action News. He said, We thought it was a technician that was taking my son's car, pulling it out to go into the garage to start the inspection of the car. She said he said he'd actually seen the guy come onto the lot, get in the car, and drive it away.

Jeff Dziekan 23:13

It's gone again, ladies and gentlemen. And you know, if you see it, report it. Yeah. Let us know. Or change the key fob or lock your door or something.

Don Armstrong 23:24

Toyota posted slightly weaker sales in May on lower RAV4 volume and a slump in Lexus car deliveries. The Automaker sales slipped 0.6%. Not a lot, but that's a lot of money. With volume down slightly at the Toyota brand and 3.9% at Lexus. It was the company's third straight monthly decline. Sales of Toyota's top seller, the RAV 4, fell 26% as the Automaker preps four assembly plants to produce the redesigned compact crossover. So everybody knows it's coming, and they ain't buying the one that's currently out there. Deliveries of the Highlander and Grand Highlander crossovers among Toyota's other core light trucks were also weaker last month, offset by higher forerunner and pickup volume. Lexus's car sale slid 36% on weaker ES volume. Companies launching another redesigned ES sedan this year that'll be larger and available as a hybrid or an EV. That's why everybody's waiting. Overall, Toyota said its sales of electrified vehicles, most of them gasoline electric hybrids, rose 15% to just over 137,000 cars last month. That accounted for 57% of all sales up from 50% in May of 2025.

FTC Dealer Warnings And How To Research

Don Armstrong 24:40

Okay, and finally, dealership groups warned by the Federal Trade Commission about advertising practices had twice the number of customer review complaints about marketing and bait and switch behavior compared with the broader industry, according to a new wide whale study. The Review Analytics Company examined sixty-three of the ninety-seven dealerships and groups the FTC identified May 28th as recipients of the agency's March warning letters and compared their feedback with the rest of the industry in the first quarter. Findings suggest customer complaints can flag problematic practices before regulators act. So keep that in mind. Do your research on the dealer that you're thinking about using to buy your car from is the is the learned lesson there.

Mike Marrs 25:25

Makes a big difference.

Granbury Plans And Wrap-Up

Don Armstrong 25:28

So are you going up on Friday, Mr. Mars?

Mike Marrs 25:31

I think I'm going to try and go up on Thursday evening.

Don Armstrong 25:33

I think you should. Yep. That's exactly what you should do. Jeff and I, I don't think we're riding together, but I don't know. The jury's still out on all of that. Uh but he and I are both leaving on Friday, correct? Yeah, I'm leaving on Friday. I'm going to try for a noon departure. We'll see how that works. And then, of course, Saturday is the big event for the Lone Star Street Rod Association. In real time, we'll wrap things up right after this quick break. Stay with us. The Tex-Max dining experience is defined by Loopy Tortilla, your destination for Texas' best beef fajitas and frozen margaritas. Since 1983, Loopy Tortilla has served authentic and time-tested recipes made with the freshest ingredients. Atmosphere is part of the award-winning experience of Lupi Tortilla, all developed in a little house near Highway 6 and I-10 in Houston. Visit any of the Loopy Tortillas and you'll see the same attention to detail in each and every location. Start your loopy experience with queso flamingato and guacamole, along with a classic frozen margarita. Dine on famous loopy beef and chicken pajitos or pepper shrimp brochette, or a fish or vegetarian entree, and finish with a scrumptious vlan for dessert. Find loopy tortilla in Houston, College Station, Beaumont, Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas, Fort Worth. There's a Texas location near you. The recipes are authentic and time-tested. The ingredients always fresh. Loopy Tortilla is pretty good. Join the Inwheel Time Car Talk Show as we hit the road for a live broadcast from the 51st annual Lone Star Street Rod Association State Run at Hewlett Park in Granbury. This once a year rolling car collection takes place June twelfth through the 14th.com. And by the way, if you got a picture of your car or somebody else's car you want to throw up and have it behind us, just send it to info at nwheeltime.com. You can find the In Wheel Time Car Talk Show 24-7 on the NWL Time app and website. Grab a podcast from your favorite podcast store. We video stream our live show every Saturday, normally 10 to noon. Next week it's going to be 9 to noon on Facebook, YouTube, and NWLTime.com. The NWL Time Video Coordinator is we always need more Jeff Zeken for booking agent and video editor Mike out of this world Mars. Chief Engineer, David Ainsley, I'm Don Armstrong. Thanks to show contributors Jeff Heitzman and George Skelton. Be sure and join us for the 51st annual Lone Star Street Rod Association State Run and Show June 13th, next Saturday, from Hewlett Park in Granbury, Texas. In real time, I have a bonus hour so you can grab us beginning at 9 until noon next Saturday, the 13th. We hope you'll join us. Have a great week. Stay safe, stay dry, and we'll see you all next week from Grandbury. Take care. Goodbye. That's it for this podcast episode of the In Wheel Time Car Show. I'm Don Armstrong, inviting you to join us for our live show every Saturday morning on Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, and our InWheeltime.com website. Podcasts are available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Podcast, Podcast Addict, TuneIn, Pandora, and Amazon Music. Keep listening, and we'll see you soon.