
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 | 117 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureAutomotive | |||

This week, Tim and Carrie sit down with retired NHRA Funny Car driver Dean Skuza, a racer who made his mark in one of the most competitive eras of drag racing.
From the highs and lows of professional racing to the stories behind the wheel, Dean shar... more
Hot Rod Power Tour 2026 is officially in the books, and what a ride it was!
Join Tim and Carrie Strange, and Lilly Campbell as they sit down to relive an incredible week on the road with thousands of hot rodders from across the country.
From the e... more
Custom paint, airbrush mastery, automotive art, and one incredible career—this week on The Strange Motion Way, Tim and Carrie sit down with the legendary Craig Fraser.
Known around the world for his groundbreaking custom paint and airbrush work, Cra... more
This episode touches on the past event recaps but dives into - HOT ROD Power Tour is more than just a road trip—it's a week-long automotive adventure that brings thousands of enthusiasts together to celebrate the cars, the people, and the stories tha... 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 show centers on behind-the-scenes insights from the hot rod and automotive world, often featuring veteran builders, photographers, shop owners, and industry veterans who share hands-on knowledge, career journeys, and mentorship stories. Episodes mix technical build discussions, event and show logistics, photography and media perspectives, and a strong sense of community within car culture. A recurring strength is the hosts' ability to draw practical lessons from high-profile builds and industry history, while also weaving in BMX culture connections and family life, giving listeners an approachable, insider view of a niche, passionate ecosystem that values craft, mentorship, and community engagement.
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