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Talking Shift - By STASH

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Hosted by Josh and Scott, Talking Shift is a laid-back automotive conversation that goes beyond spec sheets, lap times, and 0–100 claims. Each episode dives into the stories, decisions, and personalities that shape STASH car culture. From collectors and sellers to industry leaders and everyday enthusiasts. Recorded in our 'shed' this is the kind of chat you’d have leaning on the pool table or over an afternoon adult beverage. No plans, no ego—just real conversations about cars, life, and the passion that connects them.

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Author

Stash.Group

Category

Leisure

Podcast website

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Latest episode

May 15, 2026

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Episodes

Adam Morris from ReDriven | Talking Shift Ep02 15.05.2026

In this episode of Talking Shift, the automotive podcast by Stash, we sit down with Adam Morris, the face of ReDriven, Australia’s trusted voice on used cars. Adam shares what it’s really like running one of the country’s most honest car review platforms, the 'behind the scenes' of the car industry. The not so sexy side of cars, restoring and repairing. Music festivals, Goodwood and owning...

A Car Storage Podcast? | Talking Shift Ep01 21.04.2026

STASH continually has an eclectic and insightful crowd walking through our doors. The yarns had in the shed are too good not to share. Talking Shift will deliver conversations with collectors, drivers, industry leaders and everything in between.

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