Hey everybody, before we get into Hodinke Radio episode 15 with Ted Gashu, we've got a pretty exciting announcement for you.

The Grey Nado is becoming part of the Hodinke Podcast family.

If you're not already a listener, this awesome podcast is about all things adventure, travel, and

watches.

And it's hosted by Hodinky Senior writer James Stacey and longtime Hodin contributor

Jason Heaton, two guys who you're probably pretty

familiar with if you read the site on a regular basis. They've been producing the

show for a little while now and it's not really going to change very much.

You'll get a new episode every other Thursday but now with a story

featuring bonus content and some show notes on Hodincki just like you get with Hodincki radio.

Stay tuned after this episode for a special preview of the Grey NATO's next episode,

their first after a summer hiatus, which will come out this Thursday, October 18th. It's safe to say that there's nobody quite like Ted Gushu. I mean he's a world traveling photograph taking

Instagram commenting man of sort of leisure, I guess, but he's become

a total staple in the automotive world. And that's the same wherever he goes. It doesn't matter

whether it's cars and coffee inurban Connecticut or whether he's at the

Mille Amelia. I've known Ted for five or six years now and although he's playing

funny, kind of verging on goofy sometimes and plenty charming, he can also catch you totally off guard with these little bits of wisdom.

He's sort of a nomad these days, but during a recent trip to New York City, we were able to get him and our

founder Ben Clymer into the studio to talk about traveling the world, modern media

companies, and living that bucket list lifestyle.

I'm your host Stephen Pulverin and this is Hodincky Radio. This week's episode is brought to you by Hook and Albert.

Stay tuned later in the show to learn more about this global travel brand and their range of travel accessories.

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