
Tim and Carrie Strange will talk about the behind the scenes of the Hot Rod World - Interview Icons of the hot rod and Custom world, talk about BMX and the connection it has with the Hot Rodders and when you least expect it - They will talk about cats!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 94 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | AutomotiveLeisure | |||

In Episode 93 of The Strange Motion Way Podcast, we sit down with Bryan Fuller — master builder, designer, TV personality, and author — to talk about what it really takes to build a legendary brand.
As the founder of Fuller Moto, Bryan shares his jo... more
In Episode 92 of The Strange Motion Way Podcast, we sit down with Gary Case for an honest conversation about passion, craftsmanship, community, and the road that shapes a life in the garage.
Gary shares his experiences, lessons learned, and the peop... more
2025 was one hell of a ride — and we’re wrapping it all up the only way we know how… The Strange Motion Way.
From podcast guests and road trips to car shows, events, friendships, and the stories that made this year unforgettable, this episode looks ... more
This episode is a special one. Jason Rushforth—better known to us as Uncle J of Rushforth Wheels—he is not just a guest, he’s family. Our friendship goes back decades, rooted in BMX, built through hard work, and strengthened by a shared love for crea... more
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Great episode! One of my favorites so far! Hope you can go back and get the last part re recorded. He deserves another hour or two. So interesting to hear all the great stories. Especially the Lil John stuff, can’t wait to hear the John Robinson stuff. You and Carrie are doing a great job. Keep them coming while our older industry leaders are still able.
Great variety of guests, good questions and conversations. I enjoy it!
Great guest love the podcast ! Thank you
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The content focuses on the vibrant automotive community, emphasizing hot rods and the culture surrounding them. Engaging discussions cover significant events like car shows and charity road trips, allowing listeners to gain insights into the world of car restorations and modifications. Episodes often feature interviews with industry icons, sharing personal anecdotes and professional experiences that resonate with both car enthusiasts and casual listeners. Noteworthy is the podcast's ability to weave in the lighter, often humorous aspects of the automotive lifestyle, touching on unique topics like BMX, which adds a broader cultural context to the discussions. The hosts maintain a warm, inviting tone, making it accessible and entertaining for... more
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