EvoMadi has no desire to seek anyone persons approval. She didn't buy her Evo for your approval or for attention. She bought it when she knew very little about the car scene. She simply wanted to drive a manual & wanted to go fast.  Madi expresses what message she desires to get across with her rapidly growing brand via social media. Madi shares how she knew nothing about the Evo & Subie rivalry , turns out shes super unbiased & actually learned how to drive Manual in a Wrx. 

The @Illestevo in California jumps back on the show & shares her perspective & insight being a resident of California with the new exhaust law in place.  

Marissa in 2019 has big plans to use her platform to motivate & inspire those who follow her journey with her You tube channel. 

Anna Giesela shares her experience of frustration of when she 1st jumped on the track for her 1st time. Super hard on herself & wanted the transition of her to happen fast, but that wasnt the case. Anna found herself in a blessed situation where those around coached her on how to improve & most importantly wanted to see her progress/succeed. 

Megan Abbott ASE certified volunteers up to 4 times a year to teach classes on the @55jimmi all female restoration project. 

Some ladies that have never even picked up a wrench have come together to learn & restore this 1955 Jimmi Ford 100 pick up truck. 

This episode we dive in the importance why more ladies need to make it a priority to learn the basic maintenance on there vehicles. You do not have to be a car enthusiast to know how to change your own tire or change your oil.  A lot of time & money can be saved with the help of instructors like Megan willing to help & educate those who might not know or even frightened to ask. 

This episode many will be able to relate. 

Maezzi Wilson aka (@moparmaezzi) 

Maezzi will be the 1st to tell you that she wasn't great at school. She discovered trade related classes in high-school & gravitated towards that field as she started to find a passion in the automotive industry.  Maezzi has learned to use her naysayers as motivation when they tell her she cant do something. Maezzi Had teachers tell directly that "she wouldn't amount to anything & she would become a drop," being such a horrible student. Maezzi is now a full time Body Technician located over in Saskatchewan Canada. This episode is a great refresher for those who have gone through something similar & even more compelling for generations to come that are trying to find there way at this very moment being told they wont amount to anything before they even start.  

Alexis Dabillis owner of "The Drift Kitchen"  & Mini Truck Enthusiast  Peyton Cicconi jump on the show & finally meet & share the love they have for one another. 

Peyton reflects of how shes evolved from being shy using her voice with her following. Afraid of what people say or think & fast forward now shes grown confidence to learn not care what key board warriors think. 

Peyton & Alexis have shown towards another & so it only felt right to have these to come on & bring potential dates together to host drifting events for the West coast over by California. 

Chloe Yonker originally fell in love with horses as a young kid. 

She entered college to get a Agriculture business degree. Chloe realized that riding horses grew to become more of a hobby then a passion as she was  arrived in college.  Not knowing anything Chloe felt behind being she just switched & started having interest in the automotive field mid way in college. She didn't grow up with anyone in the family pursing anything automotive related.  Chloe developed an interest & took it into her own hands to learn as she went & did not let her inexperience stop her from striving for what she found passion in. 

Chloe now works as Diesel Technician at a Rust Truck Center located in Texas. She made it clear to begin with that she did not want to be behind a desk  crunching numbers & would much rather be in the shop wrenching  & exploring the trucks that came in. She persistently bugged the guys at the shop for a while & wasn't taken seriously for sometime. Finally they  gave her a chance as a level 1 Technician ever since September of 2018.  

To follow her journey follow her on Instagram @cumminscowgirl

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Alice Pye Had the plans to move to New Orleans for years to come & things finally started to line up. She has had an obsession with "Route 66." So instead of Flying to New Orleans from California she took her two passion combined them together.  Alice found a 1963 Ford F100 through a friend & fell in love when 1st laying eyes on her.  2 weeks in to owning the truck the engine started to crumble while still in long beach California. This started the journey where Alice began to learn how to provide maintenance on her vehicle which would serve her well driving  down Route 66 one month later. The plan originally was a 2 week time frame to get to New Orleans from California, however she ended up traveling the country for two months riding in her 63 Ford pick up truck which broke down many times. 

To follow her journey more in depth checkout her blog & follow her on Instagram. 

https://travelswithbetsyblog.wordpress.com

Instagram @travels_with_betsy

Alexis Dabilis (@intialdabilis) Jumps back on the show & expands on the vision of The Drift Kitchen as a brand.  The conversation starts with me asking "who is the ideal candidate to attend a "Drift Kitchen" event in 2019. This episode Alexis shares how she transitioned at one point where she was one of many that use to hate on other females & shares how she transitioned to showing major support & love by using her platform.

 Stay tuned for the date releases of Drift Kitchen events in 2019.

https://driftkitchen.com/

Follow @MissManual on Instagram as we uncover more females in the automotive industry. 

Jumping on here really quick to thank all you for being  apart of the  major change that is happening & has been in dyer need in the Automotive industry.  

We hit a record breaking number of 1,000 listeners in only 15 days in to 2019

Sharing the excitement of how far we have come as a collective & simply expressing what is to come as collective as we aim to reach 1 million listeners in 2019. 

Gradually moving onto 50 different perspectives from females in the industry, so many lives have already been changed & its refreshing to hear & see with all the feedback that has been given thus far. 

Much love to all of you!