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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! 

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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! 

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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!

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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! 

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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!

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Car show season’s winding down… boo! But the Hot Rod Tuesday Podcast is still firing on all cylinders! 

This week, we’re catching up with Ali from the Iola Car Show — talking Iola ’25, the big bucks raised for the local community, and what’s coming in 2026! Plus, she drops a hint about the Iola Car Show Documentary on Powertube TV! 

Then, Kyle takes us for a spin through car history, Beth gets buzzing with her SEMA Show prep, and of course — we cap it all off with “Shit That Al Says!” 

Don’t miss it — it’s the perfect season send-off on the Hot Rod Tuesday Podcast! 

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Tonight we took over Sussex Bowl in Sussex, WI — where the beer is cold, the broasted chicken is life-changing, and the shenanigans are nonstop. Seriously, if you go there and don’t get the chicken, we can’t help you. 

We sat down with Brian Gerber from Brian’s Bodyworks — custom fabrication, welding, and repair wizard — to talk shop, sparks, and all things metal. Somewhere between that and Al and Beth arguing over what exactly 9 inches looks like (again, please don’t ask), things got wildly out of hand. 

The “Shit That Al Says” segment? Let’s just say it was extra spicy tonight. If chaos had a soundtrack, it would be this episode. 

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Can you believe it’s been a whole year of hot rods, history, and hilarity? Neither can we—but here we are, engine still running and barely any check engine lights on (we think). 🛠️ 

In this anniversary special, we take a joyride down memory lane, recapping the wild ride this podcast has been so far and teasing what’s revving up in the future. 

We also sat down with the Dodgeland FFA President to chat about their upcoming Fall Fest at Dodgeland High School in Juneau, WI. Trust us—you’re gonna want to mark your calendar for this one. 

Of course, we couldn’t resist diving into some weird and wonderful history—from the early days of horseless carriages to... yep, Ed Gein. (Don't ask how we got there. It just happened.) 

We wrap it up with your favorite segments: 

• 🐝 Buzz with Beth – She's back with the  car show buzz and better than ever.
• 💬 "The Shit That Al Says" – Let’s just say... Al was a little off the rails tonight. (We blame the moon.)

Thanks for cruising with us this past year. Buckle up—year two is gonna be even wilder. 🔥
 

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Strap in, gearheads – this week’s Hot Rod Tuesday is hotter than Beth’s cruise (and yes, she tells us all about it). We kick things off with our wild ride at the Barrel Inn car show – cool cars, cold beers, and questionable decisions. Then we chat with Chris Pein about an upcoming show in Reeseville, WI that’s raising money for 10-year-old Charley, a total warrior who's battling a rare bone cancer. It’s cars for a cause, and you’ll want to hear how you can help. 

Of course, we bring the chaos with The Buzz with Beth, and close it out with the ever-irreverent, accidentally-wise, and always-unfiltered segment: “Shit That AL Says.” 

If you like fast cars, good people, and bad jokes, this episode’s for you. 

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In this week’s episode of Hot Rod Tuesday, we kick things off by talking about our upcoming cruise to Sunday’s car show at The Barrell Inn in Deansville, WI — it’s going to be a great ride, and we hope to see you there!

Get well soon Brian! Hopefully the lemon scented Edsel parts start working!

Then we shift gears into a bit of automotive history, including a deep dive into James Dean’s infamous car crash and its eerie legacy. After that, we catch up on upcoming events with Hot Rod Beth, discuss the questionable idea of giving Al CPR, and—believe it or not—Al opens up about his baby pictures. Yep, you read that right. 

You definitely don’t want to miss this one. Buckle up and let’s ride!