Mae and I talk over my March 2015 lapping session driving a 993 GT3 RS...please excuse the cheesy background music.

A short rant about my overly abundant Hot Wheels collection and a quick update about what's going on in my life.

This one has a little bit of "Dead Malls" vibe to it, as we talk through a Drift Practice Day held in the spring of 2005 at the long since- demolished Cloverleaf Mall in Richmond, Virginia (If I'm fair, this mall was in bad, bad shape even in 2005). This is one of those episodes where Mae was physically there as I was filming the drift cars. I had travelled to this event to actually participated, but elected not to due to concerns about my car's clutch. 

I return to Goodwood Manor for the 2014 Festival of Speed.

Mae and I talk through in-car footage of my High Performance Driving Event at Autobahn Country Club near Joliet Illinois. Autobahn is a member-only racetrack country club across several large cornfields from Chicagoland Speedway. Because members have the right to 1/2 the course every weekend, NASA decided to rent the track on a Federal Holiday Monday giving us a rare chance to run the full layout. I ran this event in the "Stinger" my 1996 Nissan 240SX with bolt-on mods, but full roll cage, racing seat and 5 point harness.

Just a quick update about my living arrangements a few thoughts about "Beautiful" Bobby Eaton.

My thoughts and feelings about NASCAR abandoning the smaller/older tracks...when I was supposed to talking about a NASA HPDE and Pro Racing day at the "roval" in the old NC Motor Speedway (Rockingham). I was a spectator only for this summer 2005 race day.

Mae and I discuss my 1978 Datsun 280Z.

While researching my Willy T. Ribbs I ran across information on a Black woman who drove Sprint cars and Indy Lights. Cheryl Linn Glass was a region/state Champion Quarter Midget and Half Midget driver who raced in the 70's and 80's. She was also an in-demand speaker, a fashion designer and entrepreneur. Unfortunately she died relatively young under questionable circumstances. 

Recorded in Spring of 2021, this was meant to be a Black History Month episode that got delayed for a number of reasons. It includes some discussion of the documentary "Uppity: The Willy T. Ribbs Story", but is not a review. It's more of a discussion of Willy's career and my memories of him as "the one Black guy" in sports car racing during my formative years in the late 80's and early 90's.