The Pebble Beach Live Show

Spike's Car Radio

Spike Feresten

Automotive, Leisure

4.3 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 23 August 2023

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Spike, Jerry, Paul, Matt and Jonny are coming to you LIVE from the Pebble Beach Concours in Monterey. First up an interview with Jerry about the value of going for a drive in vintage cars, his rare and original 1959 Porsche 356 4-cam, and hanging out on a boat with Larry David. Then, Farah, Zuckerman, and Lieberman join the show to discuss Monterey Car Week, the scene at The Quail and people having sex in self driving taxis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	And now, Hanger 56 Media presents Spikes Car Radio, a downloadable car's and coffee,
0:07.0	hosted by writer, comedian, and automotive enthusiast, Spikes Ferreston.
0:12.0	Now, here's Spikes.
0:17.0	Welcome to the Pebble Beach Spikes Car Radio episode.
0:20.6	For those of you listening at home, we have a live audience here that is currently moving forward.
0:27.0	Because they wouldn't let them sit close to us.
0:31.0	We have a terrific show for you.
0:33.0	The folks here are going to be part of that show.
0:35.0	Do you want to say hi, everybody?
0:39.0	And they are here representing Spikes Car Radio Nation.
0:42.0	Let's get right down to it.
0:44.0	My first guest is a comedian and a car guy from New York City.
0:47.0	Please welcome Jerry Seinfeld.
0:58.0	What a moment.
1:00.0	What a feeling.
1:01.0	What a replace.
1:02.0	Do your cameras.
1:03.0	Do them.
1:04.0	Yes.
1:05.0	Look at the void.
1:06.0	The dumbness of your excitement.
1:08.0	Wow.
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