Matt Tifft, a former NASCAR driver who transitioned into racetrack ownership after several health scares shares why he purchased the once abandoned NASCAR track - Mansfield Speedway. Matt shares his journey from childhood racing experiences to his time in NASCAR, discussing the challenges he faced, including a brain tumor diagnosis. He emphasizes the importance of community engagement and innovative ideas in revitalizing racetracks, and outlines his vision for Mansfield Speedway as a multi-purpose entertainment complex. The conversation highlights the need for the racing industry to adapt to modern trends, prioritize fan experiences and more. All of which led him to this wild purchase...

In the thick of race season I had taken a three month hiatus from attending any races. I was skeptical, worried, anxious... all the things, but now looking back at that time off - it taught me more than I ever envisioned that gave me a whole new outlook. Dive in and hear all about it!

Mandee Pauch Mahaney welcomes Bryan Hulbert, a motorsports commentator in the world of open wheel dirt track racing. Bryan shares his journey from a part-time announcer to a full-time voice in the racing community including the Chili Bowl, Tulsa Shootout and USAC as well as detailing the various roles he plays beyond just announcing. The conversation delves into the challenges of race season, the preparation required for major events like the Chili Bowl, and the importance of community among announcers. Bryan emphasizes the need for passion and commitment in the sport, offering valuable advice for aspiring announcers and sharing insights into the unique culture of racing!

From growing up in the chaos of the racing world to building multiple income streams that actually fit her life, Mandee shares the turning points, mindset shifts, and messy beginnings that led her to create a life outside the traditional box.

She opens up about why she walked away from the path everyone told her she should follow, how network marketing and content creation became stepping stones to time freedom, and why your dream life is built through curiosity, consistency, and small brave steps—not overnight leaps.

This episode is your permission slip to want more. To build a life that moves with you. To stop listening to opinions from people who aren’t living the life you want. And to finally design a lifestyle that feels aligned, flexible, and unapologetically YOU.

Join Mandee Pauch Mahaney as she sits down with one of the most recognizable officials in Northeast motorsports — Super DIRTcar Series Chief Starter and legendary flagger, Dave Farney.

Dave opens up about where his journey began, what fans don’t realize about flagging, the pressures of making split-second calls, and how he’s giving back to the next generation through “Flagging with Farney.”

If you’ve ever wondered what happens inside the flag stand, this one pulls back the curtain

From business to mindset to everyday confidence, Mandee unpacks how “acting as if” shifts your energy from chasing to attracting — and why showing up like it’s already yours might just be the most magnetic thing you can do.

Mike Mallet, a key figure behind Dirt Track Digest, sits down with Mandee and discusses the challenges of live streaming, the evolution of Dirt Track Digest from its origins to its current state, and the significant impact they have on the racing community. Mike shares insights into the technology behind live streaming, the dynamics of camera work and announcing, and the various revenue models in live streaming.

This week’s episode is a real talk message for all the new moms out there — the go-getters, the dreamers, the hustlers who are learning that ambition doesn’t disappear when motherhood begins… it just evolves.

Mandee and Billy Jr share some lessons learned along the way when it comes to putting yourself in the spotlight whether it's on social media or off of social media.

Ever wondered how the Mahaney's got into racing? Where it all started? Tune in to this weeks episode and hear from the man who started it all, Jim Mahaney!