
Northern California Land Rover Club’s podcast about wheeling trips, tech, events, and anything Land Rover.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 95 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | AutomotiveLeisureSportsWilderness | |||

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Eric is visited by Floppy Mike, Tyler, and Travis at Studio North in Portola. Travis tells us about his experience at the National event in Colorado. Floppy Mike shares with us his new floppy outlook on wheeling.
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Floppy Don and Floppy Rob initiate the latest the member of the Loser, I mean Floppy, aspect of the club. My condolences to the sweet Leigh Anne. She deserves better…
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Eric, Don, and Robert talk about fun overland trips in Northern California.
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Eric and Don talk about recent vehicle destruction and repairs. It evolves into some interesting advice Don gives about how to build a shop.
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This podcast has pleasantly surprised me. I am not a Rover person, but the conversations are relatable for any off-roader. Recently Eric has been interrupting the cohosts far too much. Let them talk.
Great show, liked the content for the Rovicon
I’ll fight anyone who doesn’t agree!
Awesome show!
Such a great idea and the content is fun and enlightening.
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This show centers on overlanding, land Rover tech, events, and off-road camaraderie, with a heavy emphasis on Northern California adventures, trip planning, and in-trail problem solving. Episodes frequently cover vehicle buildup, gear, trail reports, and hands-on repair stories from Rubicon trips to Rovicon, often paired with banter, practical tips, and community lore. A standout is the tight-knit club culture, where hosts and guests share real-world mechanical insights, field-tested tactics, and plans for upcoming excursions, making it especially appealing to hands-on enthusiasts who want actionable off-road know-how and a sense of belonging to a long-running community.
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Rovers After Dark launched 5 years ago and published 95 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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