This Week’s CallersCaller 1: Alex from South Carolina talked about the U2 Spy PlaneCaller 2: Nick from Montana says he is going to finish Nessy before Samanta is doneCaller 3: Nick from Montana tells Wreck-it-Rob to stay away from MTCaller 4:

Tyler and Jimmy talk about the last two weeks. They haven’t seen each other in a long time, so they had a lot to catch up on, including Christmas and New Year’s. Tyler tells us all about his family’s last-minute change of plans. Jimmy t

The SnailBoys tried but failed to listen to all the Voicemails before the end of the year. Here they are back in the new year, finishing everything up and starting the year with a fresh new start. They really appreciate everyone calling in and being a pa

This Week’s CallersText 1: SPAMCaller 1: Chris Rea gives suggestions on Clifford’s seatsCaller 2: Nick from MT talks about 5.10Caller 3: Nick from MT talks some more about ClimbingCaller 4: Austin from WA talks about DEFCaller 5: Jeff

Tyler and Jimmy give thanks to the companies that have helped them throughout 2025. They also say a massive thanks to the listeners and friends of the podcast. Tyler talks about updates for MORRFlate and plans for the Mule. Jimmy talks about SnailArmor a

Tyler and Jimmy are trying to catch up on all the SnailMail Voice Mails before the start of the new year. Hopefully, with this push on a Monday episode, they will be able to achieve the goal. SnailMail CallersCaller 1: Alex from Botches Off-road talks

This Week’s CallersCaller 1: Zac from OKC loves hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxyCaller 2: Kevin from TX says Robby Gordan started a SXS companyCaller 3: Richard from Atlanta says he is excited about going 4x4ing in AZCaller 4: Gnarly Mar

Tyler and Jimmy exchange gifts for their holiday gift exchange. They also wish you a very Merry Christmas and hope everyone has a wonderful day spending time with family. You cant forget about Toyotathon. MORRFlate Giveaway at 900 Reviews on Apple Podca

Tyler and Jimmy sit down with GME Radios, a legendary Australian brand known for building rugged, high-quality radios, and now theyre entering the U.S. GMRS market. Is this the beginning of the end for cheap, disposable radios, or the start of somethin

This Week’s CallersCaller 1: Zac from OKC suggests we watch James Pumphrey’s evolution of camping gear on his Speeed channel.Camping in 1920s Vintage Camping Gear (vs Modern): https://youtu.be/5Us6AVVkx_8?si=c5ZUqCQ0OqbCcJzMCaller 2 an