
How we do anything is how we do everything. Where does racing and real life meet up?
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 229 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | AutomotiveLeisure | |||

Seth has a 10 year plan... and Scott thinks he his hair is still looking great.
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Discord! Where we hang out
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Mothman doesn't say much... Rory went slower to go faster... June is like Smaug... Seth thinks they're remarkably normal... and Scott invites pauses...
We sit down with Rory and June, known as Deadbear Racing, to talk about diy turbo kits, an actual... more
Seth gets a t-shirt for all his efforts... Scott thinks he couldn't have had fun unless he tried hard... and we talk about tires...
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Discord! Where we hang out
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Seth gives the nicest criticism of the Rio... Scott can't make Bob help himself... and Bob does cool things with strange cars...
Bob Miller joins us to talk about Kia's and Hyundai's, three letter acronym SCCA classes, epic road trips, and doing mot... more
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I stumbled across this podcast after listening to Slip Angle. This is truly a fantastic podcast that really dives into racing physically and mentally. They also really have some life lessons in here which I love. Keep it up Scott and Seth! See you guys at Gridlife!
Scott and Seth have done a fantastic job building a podcast around around the question of “why and how do we engage in this sport?” Through a series of chats with each other and a slew of grassroots motorsport participants they provide insight into many aspects of our obsession.
Their discussions are both engaging and open, with a philosophical bent that appears to even provide their guests with greater insight into their own stories.
I cannot recommend this program enough - 11/10.
I love listening to this while working late nights on my shitbox
I don’t listen to many car related podcasts because I already spend so much of my life on cars, but this one ties driving into everyday life and self-analysis in a way that is very engaging. Great for drivers who like to think about why and how they drive.
For a podcast about racing, it’s hard to beat!
There is a deep side of racing and these two guys definitely cover it and do well at that.
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Exploring the intersection of racing and everyday life, a unique discussion format emphasizes personal anecdotes, technical knowledge, and philosophical insights. With a blend of light-hearted banter and serious reflections, the hosts frequently tackle various aspects of automotive culture, motorsport events, and personal growth within the racing community. Noteworthy discussions include car maintenance, performance tuning, competition experiences, and impactful life lessons derived from racing. This engaging podcast attracts those passionate about cars while also highlighting relevant themes for listeners interested in self-improvement and community building in the automotive world.
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Track Walking launched 5 years ago and published 229 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Track Walking include:
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2. Adam Spence
3. Devin Alexandria
4. Sam Deuling
5. Chris Nonack
6. Kevin Butterfield
7. Matt Romanowski
8. Ryan Shuda
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