Automotive
The Diesel Performance Podcast is a conversation, debate, and everything else about the three main domestic diesel engines: Duramax, Powerstroke, and Cummins. Hosts Paul Wilson and Chris Ehmke cover topics every diesel owner wants to know. If you love diesel engines and light duty pickup trucks - you've found the perfect podcast.
Talking Powerstrokes With Arod And Cody
The boys are joined by Arod and Cody from Powerstroke Tech Talk! They give their knowledge and insight about the Powerstroke platform, specifically the 6.7. They touch on topics such as the 10 speed transmissions and much more! Check out the show over on YouTube at Powerstrok Tech Talk With Arod, check it out!
How To Build A Turbo
We got a unique one this week. Paul is joined by Tommy, resident Stealth Turbo builder at Calibrated Power, and they show you how to build a 351cw Stealth 64. If you are listening and not viewing, head over to our YouTube page for this one, it's interesting!
Lazy Tuners Make Smokey Diesels
Paul and Chris discuss how much smoke is the enemy when it comes to tuning. A smokey diesel is an unhappy diesel. Tuning is a science and if done improperly, it can make for a truck that has issues.
DPF On Sled Pulls?!
That's right. We are putting out a DPF on sled pull challenge. Paul and Chris break it down right here!
What It Will Take To Repeat At UCC 2022 With Justin Zeigler
Chris Ehmke chats with Justin Zeigler to discuss what he plans to do to retain his title of UCC champion! Justin talks about changes to his diesel this year, how he plans to win again, and much more.
CP3 Failures, Gauges, And Looking Ahead To 2022
Paul brings you two Diesel Insights videos, one is pids and gauges that you SHOULD be using. The other is how CP3s work and why they fail. He also sits down with Anthony, Jeremy, and Sean to discuss what they plan to bring to the show in 2022! Thank you listeners and viewers for a great 2021. LFG!
What was Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva accused of?
Brazil’s former leftist president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, scored a fresh legal victory on Monday after a federal court acquitted him of passive corruption charges relating to alleged political favors, citing lack of evidence. In 2017, Lula was accused of having granted political favors to automobile companies in exchange for donations of 6 mill…
What is the ECDC warning?
The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has warned that EU states risk a “fast and significant increase” in the spread of the Delta Covid variant if they proceed with relaxing restrictions during the summer. In a threat assessment report released by the EU agency on Wednesday, the ECDC warned that the Delta variant could accou…
How many Canadians believe they live in a racist country?
Some 34% of Canadians believe they live in a "racist country," claims a new poll. However, those views are more pronounced in some demographics than others. In the Angus Reid Institute poll released on Monday, 54% of women under age 35 were ready to condemn Canada as racist, while only 21% of men over 55 agreed. Young women, in fact, were even more…
What is Heavy D Podcast?
Podcast touching an array of topics leaving you with achiveable marching orders or a "CHECKLIST" . Featuring Discovery channels Heavy D from the hit show Diesel brothers, BIG Marcus Wing, friends and Guests.
Why is Apple Daily closed?
Apple Daily, a Hong Kong-based newspaper, has announced that it is permanently closing days after hundreds of police officers raided its offices and froze its assets over allegations its breached China’s national security law. Announcing the decision to shut down the publication, Apple Daily’s management said it will “cease operation immediately af…
Where is the Sittingbourne and Kemsley light railway?
The Sittingbourne & Kemsley Light Railway is a narrow gauge steam railway in Kent, UK. This podcast will update you on the latest goings on at the Railway. If you've never heard of us, the first podcast introduces the Railway including a brief history and 'virtual trip' on a train.
Is Shenzhen cancelled?
Authorities in China have canceled flights from the Covid-hit southern city of Shenzhen until at least July 1, ahead of planned celebrations in the capital marking the anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party. On Wednesday, booking apps showed that flights to Beijing from Shenzhen, a city in China’s most populous province Guangdon…
