House Of Cars Podcast

The House of Cars Podcast has entertained and informed car enthusiasts for five thrilling seasons. This best-of series highlights the podcast's most memorable moments, influential guests, and deep dives into automotive culture. From exploring classic cars and their histories to dissecting the latest automotive technologies and industry trends, the House of Cars Podcast has consistently delivered high-quality content for its dedicated audience.

Season 1: The Beginning

Highlights:

• Introduction of the podcast's mission and vision
• Deep dives into automotive history

Season 1 set the stage for what would become a go-to source for car lovers, laying a strong foundation with insightful interviews and captivating stories about iconic cars.

Season 2: Expanding Horizons

• Highlights:
• Focus on modern automotive technology
• Discussions on electric vehicles and their future

This season saw the podcast expanding its scope to include the cutting-edge developments shaping the future of the automotive industry.

Season 3: Unique Stories

• Special episodes on car-related events

Season 3 brought a touch of glamour, featuring personal car stories and showcased their impressive knowledge.

Season 4: Industry Insights and Innovations

• Highlights:

• In-depth analyses of industry trends

• Discussions on sustainability in the automotive world

• Coverage of major car shows and expos

The focus of Season 4 was on the industry’s direction, providing listeners with expert insights and covering significant events that shape the automotive landscape.

Season 5: Community and Culture

• Highlights:
• Spotlight on car clubs and communities
• Episodes dedicated to car culture around the world
• Listener stories and interactive segments

In the latest season, the podcast embraced the broader car community, featuring episodes that highlighted the diverse culture and passionate individuals that make up the world of cars.

The House of Cars Podcast continues to be a beloved source of entertainment and information, celebrating the past, present, and future of the automotive world. This best-of series not only looks back at the rich content of the past five seasons but also sets the stage for more exciting episodes to come.

Season 1 set the stage for what would become a go-to source for car lovers, laying a strong foundation with insightful interviews and captivating stories about iconic cars.

In this week's thrilling episode of the House of Cars Podcast, we dive into the latest bombshells from the world of television and film. Doctor Who's head honcho drops a massive hint about Sian Clifford's mysterious role in the upcoming season finale, leaving fans buzzing with anticipation. Over in the Yellowstone universe, Kevin Costner finally puts the rumors to rest with a new video message sealing his fate in the beloved series. We also bring you exclusive first details on the highly anticipated 1923 Season 2, featuring the addition of a Dexter star to the cast. Meanwhile, James May makes headlines by officially ruling out any future collaborations with his former Top Gear co-hosts, Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond. And in a heartwarming twist, Doctor Who stars share their nostalgic experience reuniting for the special project "Douglas Is Cancelled," describing it as "feeling like coming home." Tune in for all this and more on this episode of the House of Cars Podcast!

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In this episode of the House of Cars podcast, we're revving up with some exciting news from the intersection of Hollywood and high-speed racing. Join us as we discuss Apple's highly anticipated Formula One movie starring Brad Pitt, now set for a 2025 theatrical release under Warner Bros. We’ll dive into the details and what this means for racing enthusiasts and film buffs alike.

Switching gears to television, we have a major casting update for all you Frasier fans: Greer Grammer is joining the beloved series, bringing a fresh twist as Spoiler's daughter in the upcoming second season. We'll explore the potential dynamics and storyline developments this could introduce.

Fantasy fans, rejoice! House of the Dragon has been confirmed for a third season. We’ll break down what we know so far and speculate on the epic battles and intricate plots that await in the world of Westeros.

Finally, detective drama aficionados will be thrilled to hear Adrian Dunbar's latest revelation. The Line of Duty star has confirmed that the cast is eager for a comeback. We'll discuss what this could mean for the future of the series and the unresolved storylines that have fans clamoring for more.

Tune in for a thrilling ride through the latest in film and television news, only on the House of Cars podcast!

Get ready for another exhilarating episode of the House of Cars Podcast! This week, we dive into:

🚗 Paramount backs Skydance offer - Discover the latest strategic moves as Paramount shows strong support for Skydance’s exciting new proposal. What does this mean for the entertainment landscape?

💰 Influencers in Hot Water - Influencers face legal troubles after being charged for promoting financial investments to their followers. We break down the implications and what this means for the future of influencer marketing.

🏎️ Audi Driver ‘Target’ Update - The Carlos Sainz speculation heats up! Stay updated with the latest developments and what it means for Audi’s strategy and the competitive landscape of racing.

🎬 Peaky Blinders Film Confirmed - Fans rejoice! The highly-anticipated Peaky Blinders film starring Cillian Murphy is officially in the works. Get the inside scoop on what to expect from this blockbuster announcement.

Tune in for these stories and more, only on the House of Cars Podcast! 🚗💨

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Welcome to The House of Cars Podcast, your ultimate weekly pit stop for the latest and most riveting news from the automotive and entertainment industries!

In this episode, we dive into a whirlwind of headlines:

• Sony's Surprising Moves: Sony signs an NDA with Paramount Global, raising eyebrows as they remain reticent about an earlier plan that could shake up the industry. What’s behind the secrecy?

• BMW's Controversial Imports: A new Senate report reveals that BMW imported 8,000 vehicles into the US using parts from a banned Chinese supplier. We'll unpack the implications and potential fallout.

• Marvel Mania: Deadpool and Wolverine are set to join forces on the big screen! Hear all about how Shawn Levy has signed on to direct after regretting his previous decision to pass on 'The Wolverine'.

• Disney's Bold Casting Decisions: Big changes are afoot for Disney+’s 'Hawkeye'. As Season 2 gets the green light, we’ll discuss the report that Jeremy Renner is being replaced and what it means for the show’s future.

Buckle up and tune in to The House of Cars Podcast on Spotify for an exhilarating ride through this week’s hottest stories. Don’t miss out – hit that subscribe button now!

Welcome to the latest episode of the House of Cars Podcast! This week, we dive into some exciting entertainment news. First up, the highly anticipated 'Supergirl' movie is set to soar into theaters in June 2026. We'll discuss what fans can expect from this upcoming DC blockbuster.

In TV news, Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage is making headlines as comedic talents Will Sasso and Rachel Bay Jones join the Young Sheldon spinoff as series regulars.

We'll also break down the latest financial drama: Paramount's stock takes a hit amid reports that Sony is rethinking its massive $26 billion bid.

Plus, CBS has some thrilling new series on the horizon with teasers for 'Matlock,' 'NCIS: Origins,' and 'Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage.' And in a fan-favorite announcement, 'Conan O’Brien Must Go' is renewed for a second season on Max.

Tune in for all this and more on the House of Cars Podcast!

Step into The Podcast House of Cars, where the gears of conversation shift seamlessly between motorsport marvels and the melodies of country charts. Join the host as they rev up discussions on Nico Hulkenberg's anticipated move to Kick Sauber in 2025, dissecting the implications for the upcoming season. But it's not just about the roar of engines; they'll also tune into the soulful sounds of Janet Devlin's Single Emotional Rodeo, recently crowned chart-topper, teasing the arrival of her inaugural Country Music album. And as the engines purr and the melodies linger, buckle up for the latest buzz from the world of showbiz, where silver screens and TV screens collide in a whirlwind of entertainment updates. The House of Cars Podcast: where horsepower meets harmony and Hollywood headlines.

I'm back with new episodes of the podcast, this week there's movie news, The Grand Tour in talks to continue with new presenters and Simon Cowell in talks with streaming giants to relaunch X-Factor 2.0. all this and more on the show today.

Topics of Today's Show are

1. The Grand Tour Set to Continue with New Presenters on Prime Video
2. Simon Cowell in talks with streamers to launch new music competition
3. Who Wants to be a Millionaire with Jeremy Clarkson Set to be Recommissioned by ITV
4. Disney Sets ‘Toy Story 5,’ ‘Mandalorian & Grogu’ for 2026, Delays Live-Action ‘Moana’ by a Year

On the show today:

Amazon licenses The Grand Tour and Clarkson’s Farm to Warner Bros. Discovery in Poland and Italy Frasier Reboot Season 2: Confirmed

‘Superman: Legacy’ to Begin Filming Next Week; David Zaslav Says News Is ‘Optimistic’ After ‘Studio Has Really Been Underperforming’ AC/DC announce Croke Park concert this summer

On today's show:

Spider-Man 4 Plot May Involve Tobey Maguire And Andrew Garfield

A Spider-Man 4 plot rumor claims the upcoming film might bring back Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield, but Marvel Studios and Sony reportedly don't see eye to eye on the matter.

Tom Holland's Spider-Man: No Way Home brought the MCU trilogy to a satisfying conclusion with a star-studded multiverse angle that saw the returns of several characters from previous Spider-Man films and ended with Holland's Peter Parker sacrificing his friend’s memories of him to set things right and carry on saving the world in memory of his Aunt May.

Jeremy Clarkson Says He Quit ‘The Grand Tour’ After Running Out Of Ideas & Becoming “Unfit, Fat & Old”

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed why it’s the end of the road for The Grand Tour. Clarkson said he and co-hosts, James May and Richard Hammond, decided to quit the Amazon Prime Video show after running out of steam.

In an interview with The Times of London, Clarkson said it was becoming increasingly difficult to conjure up outlandish adventures for the show and that the presenters were all showing their age.

Clarkson, who is 63, said: “I’ve driven cars higher than anyone else and further north than anyone else. We’ve done everything you can do with a car. When we had meetings about what to do next, people just threw their arms in the air.”

‘Doctor Who’ Star Millie Gibson to Be Replaced by Varada Sethu After One Season

“Doctor Who” star Millie Gibson is being replaced after one season, Variety has confirmed.

“Jurassic World Dominion” actor Varada Sethu will star opposite Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor’s companion in the 15th season of the show.

Gibson, who until now was best known for playing Kelly Neelan on British soap “Coronation Street,” made her debut on the long-running sci-fi show in December’s Christmas special. She played companion Ruby Sunday alongside Gatwa, who stars as the Fifteenth Doctor.

Gibson will return as Ruby in the upcoming 14th season, which is set to drop in May on the BBC in the U.K. and Disney+ internationally.

On the final episode of series 4 of the podcast Here is what is on the show this week:

An update from Formula One is provided on the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix due to take place this weekend.

The Big Bang Theory Offshoot in the works at HBO Max from Chuck Lorre and The Grand Tour is off to Europe in the latest Grand Tour Special from Prime Video coming to the service in the 16th of June.

An update regarding the end of The fourth Series of the podcast and the beginning of series 5 beginning some time in March. Plus New Merchandise. Hope you Enjoy.

Max Verstappen won the 2022 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in comfortable fashion – but Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc took P2 to finish ahead of Sergio Perez for second in the championship.

Verstappen fended off Perez into Turn 1 and swapped his mediums for hards on Lap 20, with the Dutchman using hard tyres until the end to take his record-extending 15th win of the season.

As for Perez and Leclerc, who were tied on points for P2 in the championship heading into this race, they produced a nailbiting battle. Perez pitted early for both of his stops, while Leclerc reacted by extending his second stint and ensuring a one-stop strategy. The Red Bull driver closed in on the Ferrari with four laps remaining but couldn’t make his way past for P2, and therefore finished third and fell to third in the championship behind Leclerc.

Carlos Sainz finished fourth for Ferrari as Lewis Hamilton – who sparred with the Spaniard earlier on but was forced to return P4 to the Ferrari having gone wide at Turn 6 on Lap 1 – attempted a one-stop strategy but retired in the pits three laps from the end. That left Russell a lonely fifth for Mercedes.

George Russell took his maiden Grand Prix victory in some style at Sao Paulo, Mercedes taking their first win and one-two of the season with Lewis Hamilton finishing second over Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz.

Courtesy of their Sprint result and Carlos Sainz’s five-place grid penalty, Russell led Hamilton away at the start, with the Safety Car quickly deployed for a collision between Daniel Ricciardo and Kevin Magnussen that sent both cars out at Turn 8, bringing out the Safety Car.

The Lap 7 resumption saw Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton collide at Turn 2 before Charles Leclerc was sent into the Turn 7 barriers by Lando Norris. Neither of the four cars retired but Verstappen and Norris both took five-second penalties for their incidents.

Hamilton recovered soon after his scrap with Verstappen and the seven-time champion ran second behind Russell when a stoppage for Norris, on Lap 52, brought out a VSC-turned Safety Car.

Under immense pressure, Russell retained his lead over Hamilton on the Lap 60 restart and delivered his first win by a margin of 1.5 seconds over the seven-time champion.

Eight months after making his shock return to Formula 1, Kevin Magnussen took a stunning pole position in qualifying for the 2022 Sao Paulo Sprint.

Although Q1 began on a damp track, slicks were soon fitted and it was Lando Norris who led the opening session, before Max Verstappen took over in a dry Q2. The top-10 shootout was a different story.

With two minutes of Q3 completed, Kevin Magnussen was top of the timesheets, and it was then that George Russell locked up and beached his Mercedes at Turn 5, bringing out a red flag to leave the Dane incredulous. A short stoppage later, and the rain began to fall: Magnussen’s time would stand, and he would have his first Formula 1 pole position.

Sergio Perez narrowly set the pace during Friday’s first practice session for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, ahead of Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc and Red Bull team mate Max Verstappen, as the third and final F1 Sprint weekend of the season got under way.

Given the Sprint format, FP1 took on greater importance than the usual Friday programme, with only 60 minutes available for teams to understand and fine-tune their cars ahead of qualifying at the technical Interlagos circuit. 

After drivers spent the early stages gathering data on the hard and medium tyre compounds – Verstappen leading with a hard-shod time of 1m 13.575s – the first sets of softs appeared close to the halfway mark, leading to a flurry of improvements.

Max Verstappen claimed his 14th victory of the 2022 season in the Mexico City Grand Prix, ahead of Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull team mate Sergio Perez, after an intriguing strategic battle played out at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

It secures another record for the Dutchman in his burgeoning career, as he now boasts the most wins in a single F1 campaign, moving one clear of the 13 achieved by Michael Schumacher (2004) and Sebastian Vettel (2013).

Verstappen, whose Red Bull team opted for a soft-medium tyre strategy, took the chequered flag some 15 seconds clear of Hamilton, who was left to question why Mercedes swapped their starting set of mediums for hards.

Perez gave the home fans something to cheer about in third, having threatened to challenge Hamilton late on, while Russell – who lost out to his team mate at the start – took a distant fourth.

Max Verstappen emerged victorious at the end of an action-packed United States Grand Prix, overhauling and fending off Lewis Hamilton in a tense finale, while his Red Bull team wrapped up their first constructors’ title since 2013.

Verstappen’s record-equalling 13th win of the season, and the squad’s championship triumph, came a day after Red Bull co-founder and owner Dietrich Mateschitz passed away – a milestone fifth F1 constructors’ title for the Milton Keynes operation sparking emotional celebrations.

Having moved into the lead at the start, avoiding the drama behind as Carlos Sainz and George Russell clashed at Turn 1, Verstappen had looked set for a comfortable victory at the Circuit of The Americas, dealing with multiple Safety Car restarts and managing his pace expertly.

But a slow final pit stop opened the door for Hamilton and the recovering Charles Leclerc, the reigning world champion having to pass both of them to take the chequered flag first – his move on Hamilton coming with just six laps remaining.

Despite his sterling efforts, Hamilton had to settle for second place, with Mercedes’ wait for a 2022 victory continuing, while Leclerc salvaged a podium finish for Ferrari as the Italian team mathematically dropped out of contention for the constructors’ crown.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen topped the timesheets during final practice for the United States Grand Prix, finishing comfortably clear of Ferrari pair Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz thanks to a late flying lap.

At a hot but windy Circuit of The Americas, Verstappen bounced back from a mistake at the start of his qualifying-style run on the soft compound tyre to pump in a 1m 35.825s – some three-tenths quicker than Leclerc managed.

Leclerc was left to rue a “very, very messy lap” on the red-marked rubber, with the Monegasque also bracing himself for a 10-place grid penalty after taking on a new engine and turbocharger ahead of qualifying.

Sainz was a tenth further back in third, with Sergio Perez half a second off the pace in the other Red Bull, as he also prepares to drop five places on the grid due to an engine change.

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc posted the fastest time in FP2 for the 2022 United States Grand Prix – this session lengthened from 60 to 90 minutes for Pirelli’s prototype 2023 tyre test.

Leclerc clocked a 1m 36.810s during an early stint on the 2022-spec medium tyre, having been allowed to run his own programme at the start of the session after sitting out FP1.

With weather conditions hot and sunny at the Circuit of The Americas, it proved to be an ideal session for Pirelli to gather representative data on their work-in-progress compounds prior to a planned post-season test for the definitive versions in Abu Dhabi.

Carlos Sainz set the fastest time ahead of Max Verstappen in the opening practice for the 2022 United States Grand Prix, with four drivers making their FP1 debut at Austin.

Ferrari driver Sainz set the fastest time of 1m 36.857s with Red Bull’s champion Verstappen jumping to second late on, 0.224s off the Spaniard’s pace. Lewis Hamilton therefore finished third, just under half a second off the pace in a Mercedes sporting its final major upgrade package of the season.

Lance Stroll finished fourth for Aston Martin, leaving Red Bull driver Sergio Perez – who will receive a grid penalty for his fifth internal combustion engine of the season – rounding out the top five.

Five drivers were substituted in for FP1 as per the 2022 regulations: Robert Shwartzman in place of Charles Leclerc at Ferrari; Alex Palou in place of Daniel Ricciardo at McLaren; Logan Sargeant in place of Nicholas Latifi at Williams; Theo Pourchaire in place of Valtteri Bottas at Alfa Romeo; and Antonio Giovinazzi returning to the wheel in place of Kevin Magnussen at Haas.

On the show this week, Kelsey Grammer Shares How ‘Frasier’ Will Address John Mahoney’s Absence. British Prime Minister Liz Truss Resigns and becomes shortest serving PM in British History; What next for Britain? and Flash Actor Ezra Miller faces up to 26 years in Prison all this and more is to come on todays show.

Max Verstappen claimed victory in the Japanese Grand Prix, and took the 2022 world title with it, after a dramatic late penalty for Charles Leclerc put the championship beyond doubt.

Verstappen won a restarted race amid persistent rain at Suzuka, with Leclerc initially looking set to finish second. But the Ferrari driver was penalised for cutting the chicane on the final lap as he defended from the other Red Bull of Sergio Perez.

The dramatic points swing means Verstappen heads to the United States Grand Prix, and the final four races of the season, with an unassailable lead over Perez and Leclerc – confirming him as champion.

The race originally got under way as planned at 1400 local time, with Verstappen defending from Leclerc after a close run to Turn 1, and only two laps being completed before the action was red-flagged amid intense spray and a series of incidents – which included Carlos Sainz crashing out.

A lengthy delay followed, with the overall three-hour race limit ticking down, and the two-hour window coming into force an hour after the initial start, as Race Control waited for a suitable gap in the weather to get the action going again.

Sergio Perez held off Charles Leclerc for his first-ever win on the streets of Singapore, while Carlos Sainz completed the podium and Max Verstappen finished seventh in an action-packed Singapore Grand Prix. Perez retained his victory despite receiving a five-second post-race penalty for a Safety Car infringement.

Heavy rain forced a delay of over an hour, with the formation lap beginning at 2105 local time, and although the rain had ceased, the surface was still slippery for the start of the race, when pole-sitter Leclerc lost the lead to Perez into Turn 1 and Sainz easily pried P3 off Hamilton, who went wide into Turn 1.

Verstappen lost five places to fall to P12 at the start but he made three up by Lap 9 when the first Safety Car was deployed for Nicholas Latifi and Zhou Guanyu’s collision. Fernando Alonso’s stoppage brought out a Virtual Safety Car on Lap 20, with George Russell then becoming the first driver to switch from intermediates to mediums.

Russell’s improving pace triggered drivers to begin swapping for slick tyres on Lap 35, but on the following tour Yuki Tsunoda went straight on into the barriers at Turn 10 to bring out the second Safety Car, before which most of the drivers had stopped for slicks. Crucially, the McLaren drivers hadn’t; Lando Norris came in for a new set of mediums and Daniel Ricciardo opted for slicks as they emerged fourth and sixth for the restart.

The race restarted on Lap 39 for Perez to continue leading. Verstappen meanwhile suffered a heavy lock-up in an attempt pass Leclerc, and was briefly bumped to last place, before George Russell and Mick Schumacher picked up punctures after making brief contact into Turn 1.

Sky announces multi-year extension of broadcast partnership with Formula 1; Sky Sports will remain exclusive home of F1 in the UK & Ireland until 2029, while Sky Deutschland and Sky Italia will retain rights until 2027 with greater exclusivity.

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc set the fastest time in a rain-curtailed final practice session for the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen half a second off in P2 for Red Bull.

The clock began to tick down from 60 minutes at the start of FP3 but only the Safety Car was allowed to turn laps of the soaked Singapore circuit as the pit exit remained closed. The rain did subside after around 10 minutes, but conditions were still deemed unsuitable for F1 cars to start lapping.

Trackside marshals continued to sweep the track of standing water and it was soon announced that the pit exit would open to let cars out at 1830 local time, with half of the session left to play.

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Plans have been approved for additional Sprint sessions to be staged during the 2023 Formula 1 season and beyond, with the number of events that will feature the format increasing from three to six.

Sprint sessions were introduced to F1 in 2021 and proved a popular addition to the usual weekend format, with qualifying shifting to Friday and an extra 100km race slotting into Saturday’s schedule to set the grid for Sunday’s Grand Prix. Plus The Grand Tour goes to the Arctic Circle and more on todays show. 

Max Verstappen won the 2022 Italian Grand Prix under the Safety Car, with pole-sitter Charles Leclerc finishing runner-up as Red Bull denied Ferrari a home victory at Monza.

After the paddock paid their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II, the mixed-up grid lined up behind Leclerc and fellow front-row starter George Russell in the Mercedes, both eschewing the general consensus of medium tyres to begin on new softs along with Verstappen, Williams’ debutant Nyck de Vries, and Alpine's Esteban Ocon.

From P7 on the grid, Verstappen made it into the top three by Lap 4 and took P2 off Russell a lap later. The Dutchman then led as, during a Virtual Safety Car (for Sebastian Vettel’s DNF on Lap 12), Leclerc pitted from softs to mediums.