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The Intercooler podcast covers all things cars, driving and motorsport, plus the latest car news. Hosted by Ti co-founders Dan Prosser and Andrew Frankel.

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Dan Prosser, Andrew Frankel and Gez Medinger discuss the very best engines they've experienced of every configuration possible, from one-cylinder thumpers to the immense W16s inside the latest Bugatti.

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The marketplace for restomods seems to be exploding, with press coverage of ever newer cars receiving the treatment every week. What makes a restomod, and if we were given half a million to spend, which would we choose? There also happens to be no sh... more

Andrew Frankel and Dan Prosser are joined by Gez Medinger to discuss last week's podcast interview with the new hosts of the Grand Tour, James Engelsman, Thomas Holland and Francis Bourgeois. We've not seen an episode yet, but the show looks like it'... more

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Andrew Frankel and Dan Prosser invite the hosts of the new Grand Tour series onto the Ti podcast for an exclusive interview. 

Francis Bourgeois, James Engelsman and Thomas Holland describe how they landed the job, what the casting process involved, ... more

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Recent Guests

Francis Bourgeois
The new Grand Tour presenter, car enthusiast
The Grand Tour (guest)
Episode: The new Grand Tour hosts on replacing Clarkson, Hammond & May #328
James Engelsman
The new Grand Tour presenter, car journalist
The Grand Tour (guest)
Episode: The new Grand Tour hosts on replacing Clarkson, Hammond & May #328
Thomas Holland
The new Grand Tour presenter, car enthusiast
The Grand Tour (guest)
Episode: The new Grand Tour hosts on replacing Clarkson, Hammond & May #328
Gez Medinger
Guest co-host, TI team member
TI team
Episode: Great cars undone by one fatal flaw #319
David Richards
Chairman and motorsport executive with Prodrive and Motorsport UK
Prodrive; Motorsport UK
Episode: Live: WRC champion & F1, Prodrive and Motorsport UK boss David Richards #315
Mark Blundell
Former F1 driver, Le Mans and IndyCar veteran
MBP (Mark Blundell Partners)
Episode: Live: F1, IndyCar and Le Mans ace Mark Blundell #314
Jez Medinger
Core TI writer and contributor, investor bring-in
TI Team
Episode: The complete history of The Intercooler #310
Randy Nonnenberg
Founder of Bring a Trailer
Bring a Trailer
Episode: How Bring a Trailer revolutionised the market, with Randy Nonnenberg and James Turner #306
James Turner
Founder of Sports Purpose
Sports Purpose
Episode: How Bring a Trailer revolutionised the market, with Randy Nonnenberg and James Turner #306

Hosts

Dan Prosser
Host of The Intercooler, involved in on-air discussions and event coverage.
Andrew Frankel
Co-host; provides seasoned motoring journalism perspective and host cadence.
Gez Medinger
Co-host and TI contributor; brings long-form road-trip insight and fresh opinions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.1k ratings
  • Too Many Cooks…

    Two was the magic number, new guy upsets the apple cart

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Fezcar
    United Kingdom17 days ago
  • Dunning Kruger Specialist

    I love the way Frankel asks the questions and answers them for everyone else. Hearing him talk over others whilst being so misguided and out of touch is hilarious. It’s so annoying when the other hosts speak whilst Frankel is interrupting them. We don’t want to hear reasoned and grounded opinions, we want the same ten stories retold over and over. Frankel coming to terms with his extensive mistakes and misunderstandings that span the entirety of his career is so funny. Facts and time are not his... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ❤️Radio4Comedy
    Netherlandsa month ago
  • Can confirm

    Worth a listen

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ❤️Radio4Comedy
    Netherlands7 months ago
  • follower from China!

    First listen this podcast last year

    I am a racing fan from China and listen your podcast can not only get news on time but also improve my English listening skills

    Hope the show can do better and better honestly!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    爱听播客的FISH
    China8 months ago
  • Human Narration

    Thank you for fantastic, real human narration. Good long-form podcast episodes with Prosser and Frankel as well.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rtown
    Canada8 months ago

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Critics point to occasional bias or heated debates on EVs and industry topics.
Fans value historical context and thoughtful insights into motorsport and car culture.
Many appreciate the candid, no-nonsense banter between hosts and guests.
Listeners praise the long-form, human-narrative discussions and deep automotive knowledge.

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The complete history of The Intercooler #310
Q: Tell me about the seed of the idea for TI and how you knew each other beforehand.
The idea began with a shared desire to build a new media brand focused on high-quality automotive journalism, incubated on Instagram before expanding to a full website and app; the founders had previously freelanced together at Autocar, which laid the groundwork for collaboration.
How the car media landscape is changing, with Mike Fernie #305
Q: What's your best advice for someone starting a car-focused YouTube channel?
Treat it as your primary focus, plan around strong thumbnails and titles, and create content that balances entertainment with deep technical knowledge to attract both fans and learners.
How the car media landscape is changing, with Mike Fernie #305
Q: Why do you think YouTube has become the new prime-time television for car content?
Because people want accessible, entertaining and educational videos they can watch at home; the platform has massive reach and personalizes content in a way traditional media can't, which has drawn a lot of car enthusiasts to long-form engine content.
Why it's so hard for Aston Martin, McLaren and Lotus to make money #289
Q: What distinguishes the British sports car scene from others?
The UK's rich motorsport history and significant investment in automotive engineering and design set it apart, despite challenges faced in the market today.
Why it's so hard for Aston Martin, McLaren and Lotus to make money #289
Q: Can you describe your new venture in the resto modding industry?
I started a company called Encore Design to create a modern iteration of the Lotus Esprit that combines classic design with modern manufacturing standards and technology.

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A vibrant automotive podcast that blends deep car analysis, motorsport insight, and culture, with frequent debates on performance, technology, and the evolving car market. Regular hosts interview a rotating cast of guests and discuss everything from classic to modern cars, racing governance, and road-trip anecdotes, often weaving in event coverage and sponsor mentions. Noteworthy are the informal, long-form conversations, a strong emphasis on practical ownership stories, history-rich context, and fearless opinions that occasionally spark spirited debate. Potential listeners will likely appreciate candid storytelling, technical depth, and a balanced mix of nostalgia and forward-looking automotive commentary.

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Recent guests on The Intercooler include:

1. Francis Bourgeois
2. James Engelsman
3. Thomas Holland
4. Gez Medinger
5. David Richards
6. Mark Blundell
7. Jez Medinger
8. Randy Nonnenberg

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