Welcome to another episode of the "okayest show on the internet", the Hometown Hot Rodder Podcast! This time, join our host as he sits down with Joseph Knell for a more serious discussion about the third annual Pistons and Pitties Open Car and Motorcycle Show in Buda, Texas.

Listen in as they share the excitement and challenges of organizing a car show, the improvements in the venue, and the community’s overwhelming support. Discover the heartfelt mission behind the event, benefiting the Make a Stand Bully Rescue, and get a sneak peek into the preparations, including custom-made trophies and the variety of cars expected to attend.

Whether you’re a car enthusiast, a dog lover, or just looking for a fun event to attend, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in to learn more about the event, the people behind it, and how you can be a part of this fantastic community gathering.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Hometown Hot Rodder Podcast, the self-proclaimed "okayest show on the internet". Prepare for a wild ride filled with laughter, nostalgia, and a few unexpected twists.

In this episode, the hosts dive into a Thursday edition that's more like an extended Wednesday, showcasing their hilarious banter and the occasional mishap with new microphones. Get ready for some side-splitting moments as they navigate through everyday chaos, from kids causing a ruckus in the studio to the peculiarities of podcasting with wireless mics.

Join the crew as they reminisce about some of their most outrageous garage adventures, including a legendary incident involving cab lights, drunken drilling, and a truck roof. The episode also features a memorable altercation that led to the unforgettable "Grandpa Body" comment, proving that sometimes the best way to end a fight is with a good laugh.

But it's not all fun and games. The hosts also share exciting updates about upcoming events, including live music performances and a Texas tour featuring Taylor Hughes. Plus, they give a shout-out to their amazing sponsors who make the show possible.

Whether you're here for the laughs, the nostalgia, or the latest news in the world of Hometown Hot Rodder, this episode has something for everyone. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride!

Welcome back to the Hometown Hot Rodder podcast! Join us as we dive into the latest in the racing community, from working on classic cars to the intricacies of track management. Our hosts discuss their experiences, from building custom car systems to navigating the complexities of running a drag strip. They share candid thoughts on the state of the racing scene and the importance of keeping it real. Whether you're a car enthusiast or just love a good story, this episode has something for you. Tune in for an unfiltered look at the world of hot rodding!

Don't miss out on our upcoming events, including car shows and the much-anticipated reopening of Redline Raceway. It's all about bringing back the spirit of nostalgia and making racing fun for everyone.

Welcome to the Hometown Hot Rodder Podcast! It's Tuesday, and the hosts are here to discuss everything from the mundane to the exciting. They dive into the peculiarities of Tuesdays and share updates on the studio makeover. The conversation shifts to the logistics of transforming their recording space into a more relaxed, mobile setup.

The episode also covers upcoming events, including the third annual Pistons and Pitties Car Show and the Danny Vaughan Memorial Car Show. There's a special announcement about the opening day of the new Redline Raceway and details on other exciting racing events.

The hosts also share their thoughts on various car modifications and maintenance, from lowering trucks to adding new wheels. They even brainstorm some unique event ideas for the racetrack, including a "Battle of the Brands" race and a no-prep bracket series.

As the episode winds down, the conversation takes a humorous turn with some bizarre news stories, including a man poisoning his wife with a drug cocktail and a burglary suspect recognized by a judge from middle school.

Tune in for a mix of automotive talk, event updates, and a dash of humor to brighten your Tuesday!

Join Brian and Bart Davis in this episode of the Hometown Hot Rodder podcast as they reminisce about small-town life, discuss unexpected connections, and share their love for drag racing. Bart reveals his experiences growing up in Garland, Texas, and how he got into racing his 1974 Corvette at Redline Raceway. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as they recall their favorite memories and the impact of local drag strips on their lives.

They delve into the challenges and rewards of reviving a community racetrack and maintaining its family-friendly atmosphere. Along the way, they share humorous anecdotes and offer insights into the camaraderie and culture of grassroots racing. Tune in for a heartwarming and entertaining chat that celebrates the passion for cars, community, and the thrill of the race.

Welcome to the Hometown Hot Rodder podcast! Join Brian and Tanner in this special mobile episode as they navigate the challenges of recording on the move. From life updates to technical mishaps, this episode is filled with humor and candid moments.

Tanner shares his recent car troubles and the duo delves into a discussion about the worst automotive tools ever created. They also brainstorm ideas for upgrading their podcasting setup and transforming their studio into a cozy man cave.

Tune in for an unfiltered, off-the-cuff conversation that encapsulates the essence of the Hometown Hot Rodder podcast. Don't miss out on this unique episode that proves you don't need a studio to create great content!