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Send us a text   This week is packed from start to finish! We kick things off with Keisha Foulds, an absolute badass who built her own Bronco for SEMA. Keisha was also part of a Ford focus group that helped design the new Bronco, and she’s just an all-around blast to talk with. You’re going to love hearing about her car-crazy life and how she got where she is.  We’re also joined by Abe Hartgerink, manager of the NAPA Auto Parts store in Waupun, WI. Abe fills us in on all the NAPA specials this month and talks about NAPA sponsoring door prizes at our Hot Rod Tuesday Car Show on August 11. Big thanks as well to Hagerty Insurance – Greg Schwartz Agency for sponsoring door prizes on opening night, May 5. 👉 Want to sponsor a car show night? Call or text 920-306-1411 and we’ll get you set up.  Plus, Kyle drops a great history lesson, Beth recaps her weekend at the Grand National Roadster Show, and—don’t miss it—Al finally admits his secret to being a hard worker in everyone’s favorite segment: “Shit That Al Says.”  Buckle up… this one’s a fun ride! 🚗🔥 

Send us a text   What really makes a car show great? We kick things off by turning the mic over to you—our fans—sharing the best takes straight from our Facebook page on what separates the must-see shows from the parking-lot duds.  Then we’re joined by Jeff Morgan from the Wisconsin Camaro Club, who drops the details on a couple of can’t-miss 2026 events, including a massive Camaro gathering at Road America that’s already shaping up to be legendary.  Next up, Ali from Iola swings by with the scoop on the Iola Car Show Swap Summit happening February 1st—if you love deals, parts, and bench-racing, this one’s for you.  After that, Kyle takes us back in time with another killer history lesson, before Beth fires up the Buzz with a rundown of upcoming events you’ll want on your calendar.  And of course, we close it out with everyone’s favorite wildcard: “Sh*t Al Says.” This week? Let’s just say it’s borderline offensive. You’ll have to listen and decide for yourself. 😬  Turn it up, strap in, and welcome back to Hot Rod Tuesday. 

Send us a text   What a great night on Hot Rod Tuesday! We had the honor of sitting down with Ken and Scott from the Maui Classic Cruisers. Ken founded the club way back in 1974, and hearing the history and passion behind it was something special.  Anyone who’s been to Maui knows it’s more than just a vacation destination—it may be the most beautiful place on earth. The native Hawaiian culture is incredibly welcoming, and as we learned, the only thing that makes it better is hot rods. We dove deep into what hot rodding looks like Island Style, and now we’re more fired up than ever to visit in person. Make sure to like and follow the Maui Classic Cruisers on Facebook and Instagram! We wrapped things up with Upcoming Events with The Buzz, and once again Beth and Al danced dangerously close to the line of decency—or possibly trampled right over it—with another unforgettable installment of “The Shit Al Says.” 🌴🔥🚗 

Send us a text Tonight on Hot Rod Tuesday, we took a fun detour and it was worth every minute. We sat down with Bill Weinaug of Plymouth Dirt Track, who gave us the inside scoop on the big events planned for 2026—trust us, you’re going to want to hear this. Then we caught up with Carly Stupar, driver of the 1962 Chevy II gasser “Lil Too Sassy.” Carly shared how she got her start in racing, the challenges she’s faced along the way, and what keeps her pushing forward. Hot Rod Beth filled us in on some upcoming events you’ll want to put on your calendar, and of course, we wrapped things up with everyone’s favorite segment… 👉 “The Shit That Al Says” 😄 Buckle up—this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

Send us a text   This week on the Hot Rod Tuesday Podcast, we kick things off with Dave Christie from the Bulletproof Garage Facebook group. Dave shares an awesome story about helping a 16-year-old get started in the hobby by gifting him a 1970 GMC pickup—and the real highlight was the incredible community support that followed, with people stepping up with parts and gift cards to make it happen.  Next, we’re joined by Jennifer from Main Street Memories in Tomahawk, Wisconsin, to talk about their long-running car show held every Memorial Day Weekend—a tradition that’s been cruising strong for over 30 years.  Kyle drops a little automotive trivia by teaching us that Chevy once made a Model T truck (yeah… that one gets interesting), and Beth reminds everyone about the Car Club Bowling & Chili Dump happening Saturday at Sussex Bowl.  We wrap it all up with another installment of “The Shit That Al Says,” where Al tells the story of a trip to a local drugstore that definitely did not go according to plan.  Hot rods, good people, and a few laughs—don’t miss it! 🚗🔥 

Send us a text   This week on the Hot Rod Tuesday Podcast, we’re loaded with car culture, community, and a little bit of chaos.  First up, we sit down with Breeze from the VW Collective in Milwaukee — a car club that’s truly doing it right. From quality builds to strong community involvement, these folks are setting the standard. They host several events throughout the year, including an upcoming fundraiser on January 10th in Franklin, WI. If you’re in the area, definitely check it out and support a great cause.  Then we’re joined by Wolfman Troy, talking about his upcoming celebration of Elvis’ birthday and what fans can expect from this rock-and-roll tribute.  We also dive into some automotive history with Kyle, catch up on The Buzz with Beth, and—of course—Al may have crossed the line during “The Sh*t Al Says.” But honestly… that’s nothing new.  Buckle up and enjoy another packed episode of Hot Rod Tuesday! 

Send us a text   We kicked off the day at Throttlestop in Elkhart Lake, WI, and trust us—you have to check this place out. From the cars to the atmosphere, it’s nothing short of amazing and a must-see destination for any gearhead.  Next, we caught up with Ali from Iola, who gave us an exciting update on the Iola Car Show 2026 and what fans can look forward to in the years ahead.  Then we sat down with local racing legends, the father–daughter duo Lance and Lilly Fassbender, to talk racing, family, and life at the track.  We rolled into our regular update with “The Buzz with Beth”, covering what’s happening and what’s buzzing in the hot rod world.  And to wrap it all up, Al delivered a truly crappy joke for everyone’s favorite segment: “Shit That Al Says.” 😆  Buckle up—this episode is packed with cars, characters, and classic Hot Rod Tuesday fun! 

Send us a text This week is a huuge one! We’re joined by Sergeant Erica Ballweg-Larsen of the Wisconsin State Patrol, who answered YOUR questions about laws that affect hot rodders and the general public. Thinking about a career with the State Patrol? They’re hiring now for their next class—check out wsp.wi.gov for more information. We also sat down with Joren from FX Tinting in Oconomowoc to talk about all the services they offer—and trust us, it’s a lot more than just window tinting. Plus, Kyle delivers another great history lesson, Hot Rod Beth fills us in on her upcoming events, and in everyone’s favorite segment, “Shit That Al Says,” Al breaks down his latest computer issues.

Send us a text   In this episode of Hot Rod Tuesday, we sit down with legendary NASCAR driver Mark Martin to revisit his roots in ASA and ARTGO, his days racing in Beaver Dam, and his thoughts on the state of modern NASCAR.  Next, we’re joined by another icon: Mark Dietrich, the unmistakable voice of Great Lakes Dragaway, who shares stories from behind the mic and decades of drag racing history.  We also take a meaningful moment to talk about one of my own heroes—my dad—for a personal look at the people who helped shape me the way I am.  We wrap things up with The Buzz with Beth and, of course, The Sh*t That Al Says, closing the show with plenty of laughs and a little chaos the way only Al can deliver. 

Send us a text   In this week’s episode of Hot Rod Tuesday, we kick things off by digging into the City of Appleton’s new efforts to curb loud exhaust—an issue recently highlighted by the Wisconsin Specialty Vehicle Alliance.  Next, we chat with Ryan from Cabby’s Grill and Patio about their upcoming car show happening April 26, 2026. Mark your calendars—this one’s shaping up to be a great time.  Kyle then takes us on a trip through automotive history as we commemorate the 97th anniversary of the Model A Ford, celebrating the car that helped define the birth of hot rodding.  To wrap things up, Hotrod Beth brings updates on her upcoming events, including the Miss HollyDaze Pageant at the Juneau, WI Community Center this Saturday. Doors open at 3:00 PM, and the event kicks off at 4:00 PM.  And the Shit that Al say has a festive theme on tonight’s show—you definitely don’t want to miss it. 

Send us a text   Buckle up, because tonight’s Hot Rod Tuesday was a wild ride! We kicked things off with the incredibly talented Arlo Dillmann, diving into his artistic journey—how he got started, what inspires his work, and how he’s built his craft into what it is today.  Next up, we rolled into a conversation with Dylan Horn of KBS Coatings, who broke down their full line of products—from DIY essentials to professional-grade solutions trusted in shops across the country.  Then Kyle took us on a detour through some historical events… and yeah, we’ll admit, things went a little sideways there.  We brought it back with the birthday girl herself, Hot Rod Beth, chatting about her upcoming events and what she’s got in the pipeline.  And of course, we wrapped things up with another episode of “Sht Al Says”*—a true head-shaker tonight.  All in all, an unpredictable, entertaining, and very Hot Rod Tuesday kind of night! 

Send us a text   Tonight’s episode is packed with horsepower, history, and a whole lot of personality!  We kicked things off with Kyle Hogue, the man behind one of the most talked-about cars from SEMA. If you saw any coverage this year, you definitely caught a glimpse of Kyle’s wild double-blower Model A coupe—a street-driven monster making 1,000 horsepower. Kyle also shared stories about his friendship with the legendary Gene Winfield, offering insight you won’t hear anywhere else.  Next up, Hot Rod Tuesday regular Carol joined us to talk about finally scoring her dream car: a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner. After decades of waiting, she’s now behind the wheel—and her enthusiasm is contagious.  Kyle returned with some perfectly timed historical hot rod facts, delivered with his trademark ultra-dry humor. We also got “The Buzz with Beth,” breaking down everything happening in the scene, including this weekend’s big MCACN show in Chicago.  And of course, the episode wouldn’t be complete without Al sharing a fresh story from the home front in our favorite segment, “Shit That Al Says.”  Buckle up—this one’s a ride you won’t want to miss! 

Send us a text What a ride this episode turned out to be! We hung out with Ryan Evans from Count’s Kustoms and the hit TV show Counting Cars. Ryan gave us the inside scoop on the shop’s history, their creative process, and what day-to-day life is really like in one of the coolest garages on TV. Then Dottie Delicious dropped in with exciting news about the Miss Holly Daze Pageant, happening December 6th at 4:30 PM at the Juneau Community Center—you won’t want to miss that! Next up, Beth shared tales from her trip to SEMA and all the wild fun that only Las Vegas can provide (spoiler: there was a lot). And of course, we wrapped it all up with the fan-favorite segment, “Sh*t That Al Says.” Let’s just say Al was in top form tonight—you’ll be laughing all the way to the finish line. So grab a cold one, fire up the engine, and join us for another unforgettable night on Hot Rod Tuesday!

Send us a text   We’ve got a killer lineup! We’re talking about the best ways to store your car over the winter — don’t let your ride suffer while the snow flies.  The one and only Jo Coddington called in live from SEMA to tell us all about her brand-new online speed shop, Coddington Speedshop. We also caught up with Ed and Bob from the Wisconsin Specialty Vehicle Alliance to talk about what’s going on in the custom car scene.  Kyle dropped another great history lesson, and of course, the always unpredictable “Shit That Al Says” segment was absolutely hilarious (as usual).  Tune in, fire up those engines, and let’s talk hot rods! 

Send us a text On this special episode of the Hot Rod Tuesday Podcast, we were honored to sit down with the legendary Jeff Styles, owner of Styles Paint and Pinstriping in Orange County, California. Jeff shares how he got his start, the artists who inspired him, and some of the incredible people he’s worked with over the years. He even gives us a crash course in Pinstriping 101 — straight from one of the best in the business. And trust us… you can’t miss the Electric Pickle story. It’s kind of a big, um… dill. 🥒 Buckle up for stories, laughs, and serious hot rod artistry — only on the Hot Rod Tuesday Podcast!