Friend of the show and Ferrari whisperer Ryan Sabga steps in to save the day after some technical issues doomed the crew show we'd recorded. This one's all about the Ferraris you should buy, the ones you should stay away from, and the fascinating world of high-end sports car authentication. This is an audio-only episode, recorded on a handheld device, so it's not studio-quality. But stick with it, as it's a good one.

Today, on That Car Show… It’s our pal Phil Morris. Phil’s an LA-based automotive enthusiast with both a 911 and a V10 R8 in his garage and he’s a familiar face each Friday morning at Newcomb’s Ranch for Good Vibes. He’s a familiar face too from film and television and he of course played the iconic Jackie Chiles on Seinfeld. He shares what it was like growing up as the son of a famous Hollywood actor and forging his own fame in TV and movies. This one’s real and it’s spectacular. It’s Phil Morris, and it’s That Car Show.

It’s That Car Show, and today we’re joined by our pal Joe Berry, the guy behind some of the wildest, most ambitious automotive films ever made. We’re talking The Grand Tour, Top Gear, Petrolicious, and now Cars & Bids’ new channel, Key.

Joe peels back the curtain on all of it... from the legendary Grand Tour opening sequence to the insane logistics behind global shoots, to the moments when things didn’t exactly go to plan… including "that" Rimac crash.

We also get into the DNA of great car content: how British sensibilities shaped the genre, what it was like working with Clarkson, Hammond, and May, and why authenticity still matters more than anything else.

Joe’s the real deal. He's cool as hell, insanely talented, and full of stories you’ve never heard before.

It’s Joe Berry, and it’s That Car Show.

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