PAS365 Editorial Desk - Episode 5: The Big 2025 Announcement

Shops, People & Opinion Adam Gordon

On Tuesday November 19, 2024, we took to the airwaves on our live podcast to make a big announcement. In light of the ongoing demand for more print magazines by our audience, and more features of their builds, we're doubling down on the magazine presence and features in multimedia for the year of 2025. To start the process, we dig into the pile of submissions that have built up since our previous print issues to evaluate them live. Viewers and vehicle owners have the opportunity to call in and discuss after the segment as well, which makes for an interesting few phone calls. As always, we also discuss what's trending around the industry, our own automotive adventures, and more.

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