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The Strange Motion Way

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  • Ken Posies Fenical or "Dutch" sits down with The Strange Motion Way.
    In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim Strange interviews Ken Fenical, also known as Posie, a renowned figure in the hot rodding community. They discuss Ken's early influences, his journey from pinstriping to building iconic hot rods, and the impact of magazine features on his career. Ken shares insights into his controversial designs, the significance of the Dirty Driven Tour, and his current projects. The conversation highlights Ken's unique approach to automotive craftsmanship and his lasting legacy in the car culture. In this engaging conversation, Tim delve into the world of automotive design and innovation with POSIES. They explore the unique features of the Xtreme Liner, discuss advancements in suspension technology, and reflect on the evolution of the Super Slide Springs. The dialogue also touches on career reflections, favorite automotive events, and the changing landscape of car building. With anecdotes and insights from the industry, the episode captures the passion and dedication of those involved in the hot rod community.
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  • The Kid on the Carpet: Brian Lohnes' Drag Racing Story on The Strange Motion Way
    In this episode of the Strange Motion Wave podcast, host Tim Strange and co-host Carrie Strange welcome Brian Lohnes, a prominent figure in the drag racing community. Brian shares his journey from being a passionate drag racing fan to becoming a well-known announcer and co-founder of Bang Shift. The conversation covers his early influences, experiences in high school, and the evolution of his career in motorsports. Brian discusses the challenges of announcing sportsman racing, the importance of community in car culture, and the unique experiences that come with being involved in the automotive world. The episode highlights the dedication and passion that drives individuals in the racing community, as well as the changes in the industry over the years. In this engaging conversation, Brian Lohnes shares his journey through the worlds of BMX, Hot Rods, and drag racing, discussing the intersections of these cultures and the evolution of NHRA productions. He reflects on the excitement of four-wide racing, the future of IHRA, and the changing landscape of drag racing. Lohnes also expresses his aspirations in boxing commentary and the unique topics he explores in his podcasts, highlighting the impact of Hearst Media on the Hot Rod community.
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  • Larry Erickson, a renowned automotive designer on The Strange Motion Way
    In this episode, Tim and Carrie Strange interview Larry Erickson, a renowned automotive designer known for his work on iconic custom cars like Cadzilla and Illumacoop. Larry shares his journey from childhood influences in car culture to his education at the Art Center College of Design, and his experiences at General Motors and Ford. He discusses the evolution of hot rodding, the impact of Boyd Coddington on the custom car scene, and the future of automotive design. The conversation highlights the importance of mentorship, the significance of custom cars in car culture, and the ongoing passion for automotive craftsmanship. In this engaging conversation, Larry Erickson shares his journey from teaching to building iconic cars, including his experiences with Rivian and his personal projects like the Chevy Roadster and Bonneville car. He discusses the challenges and joys of car design, the intricacies of judging at car shows, and the future of hot rodding amidst changing trends and technologies. Larry emphasizes the importance of community and collaboration in the automotive world, reflecting on the creativity and passion that drives car enthusiasts.
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  • Tim and Carrie Strange welcome Will Posey, from Big Oak Garage
    In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange welcome Will Posey, a prominent figure in the hot rod community. Will shares his journey from growing up around cars to becoming a successful builder at Big Oak Garage. He discusses his early influences, education at McPherson College, and experiences working at various shops, including Johnson's Hot Rod Shop. The conversation delves into the challenges and triumphs of custom builds, the significance of awards in the industry, and the importance of community and networking. Will reflects on his aspirations for the future and the evolution of his work in the automotive restoration field. In this engaging conversation, Tim and Carrie Strange sit down with Will Posey from Big Oak Garage to discuss the intricacies of classic car restoration, the hustle behind building dream vehicles, and the impact of television on car culture. They explore the importance of community and collaboration within the automotive scene, the challenges of high-end builds, and the significance of supporting the next generation of car enthusiasts. Will shares his personal aspirations for future projects, the thrill of autocross events, and the role of family in the automotive industry, all while emphasizing the joy and camaraderie that comes with being part of the car culture.
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  • Tim and Carrie Strange welcome Tyler Speer, a four-time nitro boat drag race champion and ARCA racer.
    In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange welcome Tyler Speer, a four-time nitro boat drag race champion and ARCA racer. The conversation explores Tyler's early life, family influences in racing, his transition from go-karts to cars, and his experiences in various racing series, including the Allison Legacy Series and ARCA. Tyler shares insights into his racing journey, the challenges he faced, and the memorable moments that shaped his career. In this segment, Tim and Carrie Strange engage with Tyler Speer, discussing the competitive nature of racing, the transition from ARCA to drag boats, and the intricacies of hydro boats. They explore the mechanics of speed on water, the challenges of top fuel racing, and the unique aspects of racing locations and testing limitations. Tyler shares his experiences and insights into the world of drag boat racing, including the technicalities of boat design and the thrill of racing at high speeds. In this segment, Tyler Speer discusses the intricacies of boat racing, focusing on innovations in clutch systems, the evolution of nitro racing rules, and the performance improvements achieved through tuning. He shares insights into the challenges faced during race days, the dynamics of team collaboration, and the impact of changes in drag boat racing series. Additionally, Tyler reflects on the upcoming racing season and the future of nitro racing, including the complexities of fuel acquisition and the legacy of Pro Boat in the racing community. In this engaging conversation, Tim and Carrie Strange chat with Tyler Speer about their experiences in go-kart racing, memorable encounters with friends, the importance of safety in racing, and the future of Tyler's racing career. They discuss sponsorships, family support, and the community aspect of racing, while also touching on social media engagement and the legacy of racing families.
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About The Strange Motion Way

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!
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