The Aston Martin Heritage Trust Podcast

Episode 62 – Harold Beach in Conversation – from 1992

Here’s a lovely, one-of-a-kind episode: it comes from a recording made way back in 1992. That year, the well-known motoring writer Jonathan Wood chatted with Harold Beach

Ep 61 – The Aston Martin DB11: first model in the Second Century Plan.

The DB9 established the modern Gaydon Aston Martin. The DB11 had to take that success and reinvent the grand tourer for a new technological era. Launched at the March 201

Ep60 – Your Aston Martin guide to the 2026 Goodwood Revival

Heading to the Goodwood Revival? This episode is designed as a short Aston Martin companion for the journey. Garry Taylor is joined by motorsport historian and broadcaste

Ep 59 – The Aston Martin DB9 – the car that created the modern era Aston Martin

Back in 2003, the Aston Martin DB9 made its grand entrance at the Frankfurt Motor Show, signalling the start of a truly exciting chapter for the company. It was the very

Ep 58. New car for the Aston Martin Museum

An Aston Martin Heritage Trust member kindly left a 1924 Aston Martin to the Trust. This car is a true gem, being one of the original side-valve engine models made by Bam

Ep 57 – Celebrating 50 Years of Ecurie Bertelli

In this special edition of the podcast, Garry Taylor joins the celebrations marking 50 years of Ecurie Bertelli — a business that has played an important role in preservi

Ep 56 – The AMOC Festival celebrating 25yrs of the Vanquish

With the Vanquish exhibition coming to the AMHT museum, it feels like a good time to look back at the Aston Martin Owners Club festival, which marked the 25th anniversary

Ep 55 – Meet the author. Aston Martin – The Entire Story by Russell Hayes

This week’s podcast features automotive historian Russell Hayes discussing his new two-volume history of Aston Martin. Drawing on extensive archival research, Russell tak

Episode 54 – Ted Cutting in Conversation (1992), Part Two

In this second instalment of Jonathan Wood’s 1992 conversation with legendary Aston Martin engineer Ted Cutting, the discussion continues to uncover moments in the marque

Episode 53 – Ted Cutting in Conversation (1992), Part One

This is a truly special episode, drawn from a rare archive recording made in 1992. In that year, renowned motoring author Jonathan Wood interviewed Ted Cutting as part of

Ep 52 – The Aston Martin DBS V12: Why Owners Fall in Love

In our first episode of 2026, we celebrate one of Aston Martin’s most compelling modern cars — the DBS V12 — through the voices of the people who know it best: the owners

Ep51 – the first ever metallic green Aston Martin?

This podcast is a story of two parts – a major discovery and a Pebble Beach entry. In 2019, Steve Waddingham met Neil Pickstone, who had bought a 1935 MkII ‘saloon’ resto

Ep 50 – Marek Reichman: The Road to Aston Martin and the Bez Era

We’re delighted to have an exclusive interview with AML’s Chief Creative Officer & Executive Vice President, Marek Reichman, for our 50th episode. As we mark his 20 years

Ep 49 – The AMOC Concours in Austria

This podcast was recorded at the AMOC Concours held in the Austrian Alps in late September 2025. The AMHT were also present, along with the Trust 1934 Ulster. The podcast

Ep 48 – Early women pioneers of Aston Martin

In this episode, we’re going to take a moment to celebrate and remember the incredible women who were behind and involved with Aston Martin way back in the early 1900s. O

Ep 47 – In conversation. Roger Bennington 

In this episode, Garry Taylor is in conversation with Roger Bennington, the Managing Director of Stratton Motor Company. Roger’s journey began as a young man, surrounded

Ep 46 – Vantage Celebration Day

Our longest podcast yet is 1 ½ hours long, but you don’t have to listen to it all at once. There are plenty of bite-sized morsels throughout. The event at The British Mot

Ep 45. “I was there!” 30 December 1974 – it seemed like the end of Aston Martin. Part 2

Back on Episode 33, published on 30 December 2024, Garry Taylor and Tim Cottingham, had a chat about what happened 50 years ago. It was the day Aston Martin went into vol

Ep 44 – At the ferry port. A conversation with Adrian Feather

While was waiting for a ferry to Le Mans, a friendly chap struck up a conversation about Aston Martins. It turned out he was Adrian Feather, who in the 1970s independentl

Ep 43 – My Aston Martin passion – Robert Webster

Robert is a huge Aston Martin fan. He doesn’t have one yet, but he feels like he’s part of the Aston Martin family. While he owns Hotel Acre in Spain, he’s quite active o