The LRM Podcast

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are back on the Salmon Sofa to answer some listener correspondence and answer some of your questions.
The pair reveal plans to drag an old Discovery 2 out of a hedge and breathe new life into it with their friend Ian from Howden Classic, so keep an eye on the magazine and the LRM YouTube channel for some excellent upcoming revival content.
Steve explains how selling his beloved Jaaaaag took longer than he expected, and hints at a potential change in his Land Rover fleet.
Martin ponders a new daily driver and concludes nothing, and there's a plethora of listeners' questions to answer, so stay tuned!
As always, we love to get your feedback on the podcast and really enjoy answering your questions, so get them in to us at [email protected] and please do leave a rating or review on your preferred streaming platform – we really appreciate it. Enjoy the episode.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are joined once again by Land Rover photographer, author and LRM contributor, Nick Dimbleby.
The guys get straight in to how Nick came to be where he is today, following having his first book published at the tender age of just 13!
There's chat about Nick's collection of Land Rovers, including Martin and Steve's personal favourite and long-term magazine project vehicle, TEW the 100-inch hybrid, and Nick imparts some information about his rare-spec Discovery 3.
Nick talks about the projects he has on the go, including some very interesting classic Range Rovers, and the guys even momentarily discuss premium hatchbacks.
As always, we love to get your feedback and questions – send them to [email protected] and in the meantime, enjoy the episode.

In this very special episode, Martin and Steve are joined by world renowned Land Rover photographer, enthusiast, LRM contributor and all-round nice chap Nick Dimbleby for the low-down on his recent adventure across the Himalayas in his newly-acquired Freelander 1.
Nick tells the boys all about how he came to buy his Borrego Yellow beauty, what it needed to get ready for its big adventure to India and how the trip went itself, from bustling city streets to steep off-road climbs and getting a bit hot under the collar thanks to a cracked coolant header tank.
Nick's epic adventure piece can be found in the March 2026 issue of Land Rover Monthly, so don't miss it – the driving and scenery have to be seen to be truly appreciated.
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In this week's podcast, Martin and Steve are fresh back from the LRM Malvern Autojumble and have plenty to say about the day.
As some of you may have seen, we had a special guest along in the form of Henry Cole who was doing some selling of his own automobilia for the Junk and Disorderly TV programme.
Elsewhere, the boys answer a ream of listeners' questions, and Feature of the Week and Product of the Week of course star.
As always, we love to hear your feedback and answer your questions – you can get in touch with the guys at [email protected] or leave a review on your preferred streaming platform. Enjoy the episode.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are joined by the man behind Land Rovers of London, James Arman,
James opens up about his own Defender 90 that he's daily driven for 13 years, and explains the ins and outs of owning a Land Rover in the capital, from turning heads on Sloane Street to paying for ULEZ and everything in between.
There's talk about how the hugely popular Land Rovers of London meets are held and how they have grown, and James hints at his plans for the future.
He also talks about his work at Collecting Cars, exploring some of the huge results Land Rovers have made at auction and offering some predictions on what might be up-and-coming in the next few years.
Check out James' Instagram @landroversoflondon
As always, we love to get your questions and feedback – email us on [email protected] and please do leave a rating or review on your preferred streaming platform – it makes a big difference and we really appreciate it.