The Hotrod Kid Podcast

Jim Sieber is a well known local hotrod guy in my small town of McMinnville. He is known for driving his high horsepower over the top street machines around town and his friendly welcoming personality that he shares with everyone he meets. He is also a volunteer for our towns biggest car event, Cruising McMinnville, where people come and cruise up and down our historic downtown 3rd street just like American Graffiti. 

In this episode, we talked about his circle track racing days, owning a '68 charger at the age of 14, building his new shop, and so much more! I had a wonderful time talking with Jim as always and I think you guys will really enjoy it as well.

Neil Brizlawn is 20 years old and started building his first truck when he was 13 years old. He still has that same truck today, a slammed C10 that he frequently drives around town and does long road trips in to hit various events. We had a great time talking about growing up around hotrods, lots of fun events to hit, and always pushing yourself to learn knew things! 


Neil: @neil_briz

Noah: @the_hotrod_kid

I first met Sean at Bonneville and afterwards started seeing him at many other events. I had a great conversation with him learning about his unique '31 roadster, his newly acquired '32 3 window, starting car clubs in middle school, his time in the Navy, his time playing jazz in France, his degree in chemical engineering, and surprisingly still more. These days he runs his popular instagram page @barron_engineering where he shares all of his bad ass cars that he has along with his collections of antiques. 

The audio in this one did not turn out as good as I would have liked but I had a great time talking with Sean and appreciate him baring with me.


Sean: @barron_engineering

Noah: @the_hotrod_kid

In this episode I sat down with Zac of Wired Customs and Dan of Greasy Boy Kustoms. Our zoom call had some bumps in the road but I think you guys will really enjoy this one! Both Dan and Zac own and operate full time hotrod shops and also host their own YouTube channels. Their most recent endeavor is a collaboration with Speed & Culture Magazine where they will be chopping a '34 Ford live on the Rod and Style TV YouTube channel. 

Aside from their collaboration with Speed & Kulture, you can watch Dan on YouTube at Greasy Boy Kustoms, and Zac at Wired Customs. For folks in the Waverly Virginia area,  hit up Zac for all of your hotrod needs and for folks near Garner North Carolina, Dan is your guy to go to. 

Noah: @the_hotrod_kid

Zac: @wiredcustoms.va

Dan: @greasyboykustoms

Eric Black is the man behind the machine of eBlack Design Co. Eric has worked on countless notable projects for the majority of the industries top builders. He has a unique and timeless style that he carries throughout his projects that is instantly recognizable. These qualities have created his much deserved notoriety and a high demand for his design consulting and top notch renderings. I was very pleasured to be able to sit down with him and learn about his story and seek his advice in the automotive industry.


Noah: @the_hotrod_kid

Eric: @eblackdesign

Greg Macy is a very talented designer in many fields but most importantly automotive. I first met him at cruising McMinnville where we connected over cars and nerded out over different did bits of history. I had previously known about Greg for being the designer who came up with the initial renderings of the Emory built 356 RSR which was latter altered a bit to fit the outlaw style. Since then we have become great friends and have began working together on some of my customer projects. 


@the_hotrod_kid

@macyenterprises
macyenterprises.com

Alec Harrell comes from a long line of hotrodders starting with Jim (white) Harrell and Nick Harrell who started Harrell Los Angeles (Yes the speed equipment people). Today, Alec runs his own shop working on early hotrods for people in Los Angeles keeping the history of his family alive. Meanwhile, he is  on a journey to bring Harrell speed equipment back to market. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to chat with Alec and I'm certain you guys will love to hear his story. 

Noah: @the_hotrod_kid

Alec: @harrelenginesl.a

Jared Brandon-Flande is a film maker, car guy, and most recently a podcaster. In this episode we talk about his new show Joyride which is a podcast that dives into the history of notable cars that we've all come to love. I had a great time sitting down with Jared and talking about cars, podcasts, and history. 

You can listen to Joyride on all major platforms

I had a great time hanging out with Yama and Joey while they were here from San Francisco for the North Palm Speed Harvest Drags. It was a great weekend of racing some pre 1934 jalopys in the Willamette Valley.

Once again Joey Ukrop is a journalist from San Francisco. Since we saw him last he has now become the editor of Slot Mag, which is a division of DicE Magazine featuring a hotrod magazine inside of a motorcycle magazine. He also still writes consistently on the Jalopy Journal. 

Yama is a good friend of Joey's who I first become aware of through his Youtube channel, Mazi Moto. Yama shares the same hotrod spirit through his period correct chopper builds and shares them in his very well done videos. If you're in the San Francisco area and you're looking for a period chopper, Yama is definitely the guy to go see. We had a great time needing out about welding and talking shop.


Noah: @the_hotrod_kid
Joey: @you_krop
Yama: @mazi.moto

Once again, Mike Wagner is the owner of Cornfield Customs based out of Milford Ohio. We had him on episode #9 over video chat and the audio quality was very poor. This is take II but this time live, in person, on the Bonneville Salt Flats. This was a much better episode and I highly encourage you to give it a listen, especially if we lost you part way through the last one! 

Noah: @the_hotrod_kid

Mike: @cornfieldcustoms