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Ran Out Of Talent

Joe Zaier
RC Racing
Team Associated
Dollar Hobbies
Traxxas
ROAR Nationals
Dirt Oval Racing
Dollar Hobbyz
Hobbyplex
X-Ray
Southern Minnesota RC Raceway
Christmas Classic
Driver Changes
Carpet Off Road
Vintage Racing
Remote Control Racing
Oval Racing
Social Media Presence
Darlington RC Raceway
LCRC
Sprint Car Racing

Podcast about rc racing

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes208Founded10 years ago
Number of ListenersCategories
AutomotiveHobbiesLeisure

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Latest Episodes

On this one Zac and Joe cover a few things but Joe can only remember the conversation about the Vegas race. Check it out!

On this one Zac and Joe talk about a bunch of new cars, tracks closing, and the start of silly season!

On this on Zac and Joe are joined by Michigan racer Shawn Jones. They talk about Shawn's potential involvement in Michigan racing and thoughts about Grand River RC. Joe talks about adventures in Nascar racing, and Zac does an awesome recap of Wicked ... more

On this one Zac and Joe go more in depth about the FlySky vs Sanwa topic, MYLAPS pricing themselves out of the market and other affordable viable options, the Formula E-Mini racing, and much more!

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Recent Guests

Shawn Jones
Michigan RC racer with on-road and NASCAR-inspired class involvement
Episode: Episode 205 with Shawn Jones
Chase Ehrlich
RC racer and media/industry figure discussed in the episode
RaceCraft (past owner) and Elite RC (former/ongoing involvement)
Episode: Episode 201 with Chase Ehrlich
Matt Howson
Special guest, RC racer and team ambassador
Team Associated (brand ambassador)
Episode: Episode 198 with Matt Howson
Nate Sutherland
Coming straight from the Clash, an RC racing competitor
Schumacher
Episode: Episode 191 with Nate Sutherland
Michael Wortel
Sales Specialist at Team Associated
Team Associated
Episode: Episode 185 with Michael Wortel
Nick Reppen
RC racing enthusiast and competitor
Episode: Episode 179 with Nick Reppen
Jeff Choban
Works at Dollar Hobbyz and manages the race program
Dollar Hobbyz
Episode: Episode 178 with Jeff Siltala-Choban
Will Brinton
Experienced RC racer and guest on the podcast
Episode: Episode 169 Will Brinton
Dirk Anderson
A veteran RC racer who returned to the hobby after a long absence and is involved in organizing vintage races.
Episode: Episode 168 with Dirk Anderson and Drew Boyd

Hosts

Joe Zerr Jr.
Host with long-running involvement in RC racing and community commentary.
Zac Donathan
Co-host focusing on race perspectives and community dynamics.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings
  • RC Racing Awesomeness

    I listen everyweek and I loved the Keenan White episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stbooiap
    United Kingdom7 years ago
  • Good sound

    Sound quality is great compared to most small shows and I enjoy the content because it relates!

    Big Ryan Greening fan as well 🥰

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Connor Ahlers
    United States7 years ago

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Guests bring credible industry insight and practical stories.
Community-focused topics and candid takes on events make for engaging listening.
Sound quality is strong for a smaller show and the content stays relevant to RC racing.
Casual, conversational style makes technical topics approachable for enthusiasts.

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Episode 171 with Matt Olson
Q: Can you elaborate on that, Matt?
Olson discusses the challenges of establishing a brick-and-mortar hobby shop and the overhead costs involved.
Episode 169 Will Brinton
Q: What's your next big event or plan?
Will mentions he's planning to attend Eric Larson's Invitational Race in Garden City, Kansas, in March.
Episode 169 Will Brinton
Q: How did you get into RC, and when did you get into RC?
Will shares that he has been involved with RC cars since he was six years old, and he talks about his first experiences with racing.
Episode 161 with Clayton Young
Q: Did any manufacturers give you any major pushback on the new rules?
No noticeable pushback was received, with even major users of old rules acknowledging that the changes benefit efficiency.
Episode 161 with Clayton Young
Q: Can you explain the reasoning behind eliminating epoxy from spec motors?
The decision was made to improve consistency and clarity for racers by setting a universal motor approval that aligns with international standards.

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What is Ran Out Of Talent about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A candid, typically long-form discussion centered on RC racing culture, tech, events, and the business side of the hobby. Episodes blend race reports, gear and maintenance tips, track dynamics, and the evolving relationship between teams, sponsors, and media. Guests range from veteran racers to industry insiders, and hosts offer practical how-tos, community anecdotes, and lively opinions on formats, formats, and event logistics. The show often swings between technical tinkering, race strategy, and broader industry trends, with a strong emphasis on accessibility, affordability, and the social fabric of the RC community. Noteworthy elements include a friendly, opinionated style, deep dives into track ownership and event organization, and a wi... more

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2. Chase Ehrlich
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4. Nate Sutherland
5. Michael Wortel
6. Nick Reppen
7. Jeff Choban
8. Will Brinton

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