The Overland Journal Podcast

Great episode. I have done zero wiring, yet, consider me a noob; but this episode was very listenable, and confirms a lot of the best practice about which I’ve been reading. Confirmation bias aside, hearing this info from this expert was reassuring. The explanation of the interplay between the types of charging systems was especially relevant, to wit, the discussion of dc-to-dc charging systems and what to consider was cool. Oh yeah, a little feedback: There was a tiny bit clicking/tapping during some of the interview, i wonder if one of the speakers was like I am, and was tapping the desk while making points. Great podcast episode.

It’s no surprise that Matt and Scott put together an awesome show. They have so much experience and a great chemistry together. This is a must listen to get inspired and educated for adventure.

I’ve been listening to The Overland Journal Podcast for several years now and always look forward to a new episode. What sets this podcast apart is the quality of discussion, breadth of subjects and inclusion of different cultures, viewpoints and people. While the gear and vehicles (whether by truck, vintage Porsche, sailboat, motorcycle or ?) are an important and enjoyable part of discussion, you are always reminded in this podcast to put travel first and fires most. As it should be. The charisma and uniqueness of the hosts, Scott, Matt and Ashley are fantastic and the range of guests are incredible. They all do a great job of interviewing guests without being myopic and making themselves the primary subject of the episode, which is all too common on other podcasts. As a traveler, motorcyclist, boater, outdoorsman and adventurer, I get a lot of value from the discussions and have learned a ton and just flat out enjoy the conversations. Keep up the good work folks!

Sorry, I love the content and the intent of the show but if elitist Matt is on then it drags the whole show down the tubes.