The Strange Motion Way

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, host Tim Strange interviews hot rod legend Dale Boesch, who shares his journey from childhood fascination with cars to becoming a renowned builder in the hot rod community. Dale discusses his early influences, memorable cars, and the evolution of his craft, including painting techniques and the transition from collision work to custom builds. He highlights iconic projects like the 32 Vicky and the 40 Ford Coupe, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs of car building, as well as the camaraderie within the automotive culture. In this engaging conversation, Tim Strange and Dale Boesch delve into the world of custom car building, sharing nostalgic stories about iconic vehicles and the creative processes behind their transformations. They discuss memorable projects, including a 57 Chevy and a 36 Roadster, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of automotive craftsmanship. The conversation also touches on the evolution of hot rods, the impact of LS motors, and the excitement of upcoming builds, showcasing the passion and dedication that drives the custom car community.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange discuss their recent experiences, including the challenges of social media, event reviews from the hot rod industry, highlights from Holley's Ford Festival, Goodguys Fall Texas, Hot Rod Power Tour West, and the FM3 Road Trip charity event. They share personal stories, insights into the automotive culture, and look ahead to future events, including SEMA.

In this engaging conversation, Tim and Carrie Strange and Josh Shaw delve into the world of hot rodding, exploring Josh's journey from a car-loving childhood to becoming a prominent figure in the hot rod community. They discuss the influence of family, the importance of racing in shaping character, and the evolution of hot rod culture. Josh shares his experiences with go-karts, dirt cars, and the transition to building hot rods, emphasizing the lessons learned along the way. The conversation also touches on the significance of art in automotive design and the camaraderie within the hot rod community, culminating in a reflection on the outlaw spirit that defines the culture. In this engaging conversation, Tim Strange shares his journey through the world of hot rodding, detailing his experiences as a mechanic, designer, and builder. He recounts memorable road trips, the importance of networking, and the art of flame work. Tim discusses his collaborations with industry legends like Bobby Alloway and his transition into vintage race car maintenance. He reflects on personal growth, the lessons learned from his experiences, and the future of hot rodding and vintage racing.

In this engaging conversation, Tim and Carrie Strange interviews Alan and Angie Johnson, a dynamic couple in the hot rodding world. They discuss their early influences, the journey of building their hot rod shop, and the various awards and recognitions they have received. The conversation also delves into their experiences at Bonneville, the challenges of building iconic cars like the Cuda and Studebaker, and their aspirations for the future. Their passion for cars and the automotive culture shines through as they share personal anecdotes and insights from their journey. In this engaging conversation, Tim Strange discusses the evolution of his automotive business, the importance of collaboration among builders, and the innovative products being developed at Johnson's Hot Rod Shop. He shares insights into notable builds, including the Pink Roadster, and emphasizes the need to inspire the next generation of car enthusiasts. The discussion also touches on the challenges and rewards of running a successful shop, the significance of quality in automotive parts, and future aspirations for new projects.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, host Tim Strange interviews Kyle Kuhnhausen, a young and talented builder in the automotive industry. They discuss Kyle's journey from his early days in BMX to his passion for building hot rods and race cars. The conversation delves into Kyle's family background in the automotive world, his experiences with various cars, and the challenges he faced while starting his own business. They also explore Kyle's notable project, a Datsun, which he aimed to showcase at the SEMA show, and the lessons learned along the way. The episode highlights the importance of mentorship, the evolution of car culture, and the personal sacrifices made in pursuit of passion. In this engaging conversation, Tim Strange shares his experiences and insights from the automotive industry, particularly focusing on the SEMA show, the camaraderie within the hot rod community, and the challenges of building custom cars. He discusses the importance of relationships, the Young Guns program, and the Battle of the Builders competition, emphasizing the need for quality craftsmanship and the personal journey of being a builder. Tim also reflects on future projects and the balance between work and family life, showcasing his passion for the craft and the supportive network around him.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim and Carrie Strange with Brian Brennan delve into the evolution of automotive magazines, the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the future of print versus digital media. They discuss the inception of In the Garage Media, the importance of maintaining print publications, and the unique niche of boutique magazines. Brian shares insights from his extensive career in the automotive industry, including his experiences as a football referee and his passion for collecting car-related memorabilia. The conversation wraps up with reflections on family, legacy, and the vibrant community surrounding automotive culture.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, host Tim Strange and co-host Carrie Strange welcome Brian Brennan, a veteran in the automotive magazine industry. They discuss Brian's early influences in hot rodding, his journey through drag racing, and his extensive career in automotive journalism, including his time at Street Rodder and other notable magazines. The conversation delves into the evolution of the magazine industry, the golden era of drag racing, and the changing landscape of advertising in automotive publications. In this engaging conversation, Brian Brennan and The Strange Motion Way delve into the evolution of the automotive industry, particularly focusing on the impact of technology on hot rodding, the changing landscape of car culture, and the future of automotive magazines. They reflect on their experiences in the industry, the importance of community, and the resurgence of print media amidst a digital age. The discussion highlights the passion and creativity that drive automotive enthusiasts and the significance of preserving the legacy of classic cars.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Wave podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange recap their recent experiences at various automotive events, including BMX races, LS Fest, the Triple Crown of Rodding, and MoParty. They discuss the highlights, challenges, and successes of these events, including record attendance, charity fundraising efforts, and the importance of community engagement in the automotive culture. The conversation also touches on upcoming events and the excitement surrounding them.