And that's a wrap! We're having a great time out at Hot August Nights (@HotAugustNights), and it's time to get back into the action. We say goodbye to Mike Whan, Rich Barsamian (@AdvancedClutch), and Chris Duke (@chrisduketv), but there is just one question we still don't have the answer to - does anyone actually know what a Grand Marshal does?

Ever heard of "Hot Rodders of Tomorrow?" It's an incredible competition that challenges teams of high school students to build an engine as quickly as they can - one even clocked in at under 3 minutes!

How do you continue to grow an event that has already taken over two cities? Mike Whan, Executive Director of Hot August Nights (@HotAugustNights), tells us about his future plans and how he intends to appeal to a younger demographic.

It's time to talk to the guy who made this entire event happen! Introducing Mike Whan, first time Executive Director of Hot August Nights (@HotAugustNights)! Let's find out how things are going so far.

Have you ever talked your way out of a ticket? Chris Duke (@chrisduketv) did (albeit inadvertently). Listen in for the full story!

Every great car show needs an auction to go with it. This year, there's a new group on the scene taking over for Barrett-Jackson: the Motor Sport Auction Group!

People are able to engineer some amazing stuff from their own garages. As a judge for the Hot August Nights Cup (@HotAugustNights), Steve Mank has seen quite a few incredible builds. How do they do it?!

Steve Mank, Co-Host of MuscleCar and all around gearhead, got his start in the automotive world the same way most car guys do - his dad. Starting out as a general mechanic and moving on to hot rods, Steve has accumulated over 30 years of experience in the business.

Our next guest, Steve Mank, is a judge for the Hot August Nights Cup (@HotAugustNights), a competition between 50 of the best classic cars in the country. This year's prize purse is incredible; over $100,000! Find out how the Hot August Nights Cup came to be in this segment.

The great thing about doing a live show at an event is that anything can happen! Of course, that also happens to be the downside. While we're on the air, a "honey sucking" truck pulls up next to the stage, prompting Alan to tell a "doodyful" story that leaves off on a cliff-hanger. Warning: this segment might make you a bit queasy!