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Terry Burmeister, co-owner of the new Thunder Products Clutching, is one of the most respected and best-known snowmobile tuners and test drivers in central Wisconsin. Terry's accomplishments in racing ATVs and snowmobiles have awarded him titles including five-time points Champion in ATV racing and the 2015 IHRA (International Hot Rod Association) Points Champion in snowmobile asphalt racing. He was also the 2006 winner of the SPEED TV show “PINKS”, which aired in March of 2007.  Quality and top-notch customer service is Terry's expertise, working as a Quality Manager, Quality Engineer, Lead Quality Tech, and Final Inspector for three decades.Support the show

My first “professional” job in California was associate editor for Chrysler Power magazine, which led to more freelance writing for magazine titles like Mopar Action, Drag Racing Monthly, Popular Mechanics New Car Buyers Guide, Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords, and Scale Auto Enthusiast. These writing gigs were exciting and really got me thinking about becoming a full time staff member on a big title like Hot Rod or Car Craft. I also worked as a machinist at Eric Hansen's Stage V Engineering in Walnut, CA. If you don't know, Stage V Engineering produces a wide range of products for the 426 Hemi engine family. Ranging from complete cast aluminum Hemi cylinder heads to ultra-duty roller rocker arms to freshly-designed intake manifolds, it was a great experience to be part of the Stage V family for three years.In the late summer of 1997 I got a phone call that would literally change my life. It was Ro McGonegal, then the editor of Hot Rod magazine. He wanted to know if I was interested in coming to work for him as Technical Editor. He'd seen some of my published writings and wanted me to join the staff. I must say, trying to remain calm and collected during the interview process was a real test of my acting skills! In the end, I spent the next 7 years aboard the fantastic, glorious ship that is Hot Rod magazine.During the next 7 years, I had the honor of working in the hallowed Petersen Publishing building at 6420 Wilshire Blvd. with guys like Ro McGonegal, Gray Baskerville, Jeff Koch, Terry McGean, John Dianna, Drew Hardin, David Freiburger, Matt King, Doug Glad, Jeff Smith, Matt Stone, Henry De Los Santos, Steve Campbell, Steve Temple, Rob Kinnan and many other professional writers – many of whom I'd been reading since youth. On the other side of the pages, I formed ties within GM, Ford and Chrysler and was granted access to their inner sanctums as part of numerous magazine articles devoted to Detroit high performance engineering. I was also thrilled to have worked with racing and customizing icons like Bill “Grumpy” Jenkins, Ronnie Sox, Jake King, Buddy Martin, Dick Landy, “Big Daddy” Don Garlits, Richard Petty, George Barris, Linda Vaughn, Richard Schroeder, Art Carr, Don Nicholson, Troy Trepanier and many others.Another thing that happened during my time at Hot Rod was the opportunity to appear on Hot Rod Magazine TV, which was then produced by WATV and (as it does today) aired on SPEED TV. This is where I got my first exposure to regular TV work and was able to put some of my training to work. Though there was no extra pay for my efforts (as Tech Editor at Hot Rod I was a salaried employee), the experience was awesome. Quickly we discovered that viewers loved itany time we took the camera into one of the many self-serve automotive boneyards in Southern California. Before long, I hosted over a dozen of these so-called “Junkyard Crawls” and ratings spiked whenever one was included in an episode.By 2005 I had been on staff at Hot Rod for 7 years, that's longer than most Tech Editors – the constant pressure of meeting monthly deadlines has a way of chewing you up. Also, my interests were moving toward doing more TV work and less magazine writing. So I resigned and quickly got a number of jobs hosting automotive TV programming. Maybe you saw me on Classic Car Restoration on the DIY Network, Off Road Adventures on the Outdoor Channel, Rides Reunited on the History Channel as well as some commercials and promotional bits on SPEED TV.

Brett Smith, Editor of We Went Fast and host of We Went Fast podcast, discusses his recent project Little Giant- The PW50 Story and how it turned into a documentary. He also shares his process in finding stories, his favorite piece that he's done, and the adventure he went on that led to him writing The Curious Life of Terry Pratt.  Website: wewentfast.com Things You Need: wewentfast.com/shop Instagram: @wewentfast Facebook: facebook.com/wewentfast YouTube: YouTube.com/wewentfast Podcasts: Search “We Went Fast” wherever you get your podcasts Get to know Brett: Racing dirt bikes in Michigan in the 1980s and ‘90s, Brett dreamed of editing a motocross magazine. He landed in television instead and produced moto programming for ESPN and SPEED TV. Today, he tells stories about motorcycles and how they change people's lives. Find him on the trails or at wewentfast.com. Get your PPM swag at our NEW Pit Pass Moto online store! Pit Pass Moto is a production of Evergreen Podcasts. A special thank you to Tommy Boy Halverson, Producer Leah Longbrake and Audio Engineer Eric Koltnow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tim and Tam cover the big things happening at EA with Battlefield, as well as the cancelled Need for Speed TV show and more. Time Stamps - 00:00:00 - Start 00:05:20 - Housekeeping There's a new Kinda Funny Gamescast up right now featuring Blessing, Tim Gettys, and special guest Sancho West. It's Blessing giving my review of Solar Ash and then the crew spend some time alking about Halo eSports. Obviously, there is a big old tangent about Last of Us Factions. It's a must listen episode that's available over on youtube.com/kindafunnygames and podcast services around the globe. Thank you to our Patreon Producers: Pranksy & Black Jack The Roper Report - 00:06:40 - Battlefield Franchise Undergoes Major Shake-Up – GameSpot, Eddie Makuch 00:17:20 - The Original Titanfall Is No Longer Available For Sale, But The "Universe Will Continue" -- GameSpot, Cameron Koch 00:21:45 - Nvidia Is Releasing A New 12GB RTX 2060 To Address Shortages -- GameSpot, Hayley Williams 00:27:00 - Ad 00:30:15 - Cancelled Need For Speed TV Show Details Revealed – GameSpot, Darryn Bonthuys 00:35:00 - - The Matrix Awakens; An Unreal Engine 5 Experience has appeared in the PSN backend – Reddit 00:38:05 - Twenty percent of Xbox Cloud Gaming players only use touch controls - Tom Warren, The Verge 00:42:40 - Out today 00:48:20 - You‘re Wrong Tomorrow's Hosts: Janet & Rebekah Valentine

The year 2008 is one of the peak years for Monster Jam, and this show in particular is very well remembered. It featured Dennis Anderson's return to St. Louis after a 3 year absence as well as his return to SPEED TV. This entire lineup was stacked full of World Finals 9 invites, past champions, future champions, and one bad fast race track! Join Josh and Matt as they talk about perhaps the greatest Monster Jam to ever hit "The Dome." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/retro-monster-truck-review/support

This week on the V8 Sleuth Podcast powered by Repco we're talking Jessica Yates from FOX SPORTS. Jess shares her story of growing up in a sporting family, choosing journalism as a career path – including a stint overseas as a subeditor at a newspaper in Laos! – and how she turned a part-time opportunity at FOX into becoming the face of the network's motorsport coverage. She also shares a few stories from her career, including being live on air on the Friday at the 2020 Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix as COVID-19 shut down the event, and she tackles your National Motor Racing Museum Couch Racer Questions.V8 Sleuth Bookshop: https://bookshop.v8sleuth.com.au

You know Rick DeBruhl by face and by voice. You've seen Rick on TV for IndyCar races and Formula 1 on ABC, ESPN, NBC and Speed TV. You've seen and heard him as TV host of the Barrett Jackson auctions. Rick sits down with your CORV ETTE TODAY host, Steve Garrett and talks about his career. He talks about his start in radio and television in California. He gives you insight on how he got into the racing business. Rick also talks about rubbing elbows with some of the biggest racing figures in the history of Formula 1 and IndyCar. And obviously, Rick also talks about the important role Corvette plays in each and every Barrett Jackson auction! Then Steve and Rick dig deep into Barrett Jackson, which he's done for nearly 20 years. Rick DeBruhl is a storyteller. That is clearly evident on this episode of CORVETTE TODAY....enjoy!

Biden's economic recovery plan: Harold Meyerson comments, starting with the latest obstacles to keeping the $15 minimum wage in the Senate bill that goes to reconciliation – also, is aid to state governments a “blue-state bailout”? Also: UCLA has gotten a multi-million dollar grant to establish an archive of the age of mass incarceration, starting with 177 boxes of LAPD records from the seventies through the 2000s –Kelly Lytle Hernandez and Shannon Speed explain the project and how they will be partnering with community groups. Plus: our TV critic Ella Taylor reviews “Judas and the Black Messiah,” now on HBO Max, about the Chicago police assassinating Black Panther Fred Hampton in 1969, and also talks about “Nomadland,” the wonderful film starring Francis McDormand as a working class woman who has lost her husband, her job and her house and is living and working out of her van—it opens Friday on Hulu.

Biden’s economic recovery plan: Harold Meyerson comments, starting with the latest obstacles to keeping the $15 minimum wage in the Senate bill that goes to reconciliation – also, is aid to state governments a “blue-state bailout”? Also: UCLA has gotten a multi-million dollar grant to establish an archive of the age of mass incarceration, starting with 177 boxes of LAPD records from the seventies through the 2000s –Kelly Lytle Hernandez and Shannon Speed explain the project and how they will be partnering with community groups. Plus: our TV critic Ella Taylor reviews “Judas and the Black Messiah,” now on HBO Max, about the Chicago police assassinating Black Panther Fred Hampton in 1969, and also talks about “Nomadland,” the wonderful film starring Francis McDormand as a working class woman who has lost her husband, her job and her house and is living and working out of her van—it opens Friday on Hulu.

I catch up with one of our area's finest artists, organizers and creative mind, Boris "Bluz" Rogers and we kick it around a bit over his career in the Spoken Word world, his Poetry,Hip Hop and where it's taken him and how it has been a blessing to give back to his community!Peep his Bio from Reverbnation:From humble southern beginnings Bluz has risen through the ranks of spoken word entertainment. He is the slam master and coach of SlamCharlotte, A competitive team of poets whom he led to back to back National Poetry Slam victories in 2007 and 2008. Bluz is the 2008 LEAF Festival poetry slam champion. In 2003, Bluz solidified a spot hosting a segment on Charlotte's #1 urban Radio station every Friday morning at 9:50am.Bluz has been performing spoken word and hosting events for 7 years. He was the host of the RedBull StreetStyle Contest, Fresh fest B-BOY break dance contest and participated in the Redbull “SayWhat” spoken word workshop. An active member in the community, Bluz has worked on several projects with organizations such Junior Achievement, Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Wachovia, Bank Of America, CBS Radio, Radio Disney, ESPN, SPEED TV, BET, and NASCAR where he wrote and performed several intros for the Nationally televised showed NASCAR:TODAY in which he won an Emmy.Bluz has shared the stage with several distinguished poets, Taylor Mali, Nikki Giovanni, Sonia Sanchez, Gil Scott Heron and he has opened for many national recording artist such as Outkast, Amel Larrieux, Yung Jeezy, Little Brother, Pink Floyd, Last Poets, D'Angelo, John Legend, Soulganic, Del La Sol, KRS ONE and more. He is the author of a book of poetry(Articulate Slang), released 3 cds, and featured at world famous Nuyorican poets Café and Bowery Poetry Club. All of these accomplishments pale in comparison to his role as father to three beautiful children, husband to a dynamic wife, and friend to a core of poets known as the Concrete Generation who constantly help him push the limit of poetry. Bluz remains a visionary in the art of spoken word and slam poetry. His relentless pursuit to reinvent himself and the art form keep him in the upper echelon of poetry. This is Bluz.

Back in 2011, TNA tried creating a wrestling product for Speed TV by the name of All Wheels Wrestling. A crossover between pro wrestling & racing! It featured Jay Lethal, Sonjay Dutt, The Human Cyclone, & Shawn Daivari. Of course, Daivari had to be named Dubai. Pro wrestling really can't stop itself sometimes. AEW held Fyter Fest Week 2 which was main evented by Orange Cassidy vs Chris Jericho. Fyter Fest also saw Taz introduce the FTW Championship crowning Brian Cage the FTW Champion while Jon Moxley is AFK due to COVID related issues. NJPW Dominion went down which saw New Japan Cup winner EVIL face off against Tetsuya Naito for both the IWGP Heavyweight Championship & the IWGP Intercontinental Championship in the main event. Deadlock Discord: https://discord.gg/E4BvR4W Deadlock Shop: https://shop.deadlockpw.com Deadlock Patreon: https://patreon.com/deadlockpw Deadlock Twitter: https://twitter.com/deadlockpw Deadlock Instagram: https://instagram.com/deadlockwrestling Deadlock Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/deadlockpw https://deadlockpw.com

Rutledge Wood is well known in the car world. He's been a fixture of NASCAR broadcasts, covering it for CMT, SPEED TV, and hosting numerous shows and events. He was also a co-host on Top Gear USA. But he's more than a mouth. He knows how to build and restore cars, has a crazy collection, and even won the 2013 Long Beach Toyota Celebrity Race, winning in the Pro category.https://therutledgewood.com/Check out Rutt's new show! https://www.history.com/shows/lost-in-transmissionFollow us! T: @thesmokingtire @zackklapmanIG: @thesmokingtire @fakezackklapman @ruttledgewood

256 - Adam Carolla Today is the 56th birthday of Adam Carolla! This interview with Adam Carolla was originally broadcast on The Paul Leslie Hour during the radio days to promote one of Carolla's comedy shows at the Tabernacle in Atlanta. Adam Carolla is a radio personality, television host, stand up comedian, writer, voice over talent, actor and author. He hosts The Adam Carolla Show, a talk show distributed as a podcast on his very own network. He is in the Guinness Book of World Records for the "Most Downloaded Podcast." He also hosted the "The Car Show," a television program which recently debuted on Speed TV. Adam Carolla was the co-host of the popular radio call-in show "Loveline" from 1995 to 2005. Along with Jimmy Kimmel, Adam Carolla hosted and began the Comedy Central series "The Man Show." His friendship and working relationship with Jimmy Kimmel continues to this day as Adam Carolla is a writer for the late night show, Jimmy Kimmel Live. Adam Carolla created and appeared on the Comedy Central series "Crank Yankers" He also hosted the late night talk show "Too Late with Adam Carolla" and the home improvement show "The Adam Carolla Project" which aired on The Learning Channel. Adam Carolla has also done voice over work for cartoons including Disney's "Buzz Lightyear of Star Command," "Family Guy" and "Drawn Together." He is also the voice of Virgil in the independent film "Save Virgil." He also co-wrote and co-produced the independent film "The Hammer." This interview recorded over the telephone for the radio is a good glimpse at what was going on during that year of Adam Carolla's career. Enjoy the interview exclusively on The Paul Leslie Hour. Support The Paul Leslie Hour by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-paul-leslie-hour

Amanda Salas is as hardworking and smart as she is punny! In fact, when she's not reporting from the red carpet at a movie premiere for FOX 11, she's a "punsultant." Amanda joined me on Olympic & Bundy to talk about her background -- which involves a mix of entertainment, cars and puns. After realizing she could come up with clever captions and hashtags, she smartly decided to monetize her unique skill as a “punsultant.” She's even delved into the world of pun competitions, joining other punslingers on stage in the art of wordplay. She's always had a love of cars and could tell you any make and model in a parking lot. She's done several automotive hosting gigs in her career, including jobs with AutoTrader, WheelsTV and Speed TV network. Amanda later brought her puns to the entertainment news show "Hollywood Today Live," and eventually, to FOX 11 as an entertainment reporter. Listen to our whole conversation and follow her puntastic posts on social media (www.amandasalas.com for more). Share this episode: http://bit.ly/2BPllU2 -Subscribe to Olympic & Bundy on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher. -Connect on social: OlympicAndBundy.com Facebook.com/OlympicAndBundy Instagram.com/OlympicAndBundy Twitter.com/OlympicAndBundy

Tommy Kendall is an American race car driver and television broadcaster best known for his IMSA GT Championships, GTU Championships, and the SCCA Trans-Am Series where he dominated in the 1990s. He ran in 14 NASCAR Winston Cup Series races, the Busch Series, and raced in the AMP Bathurst 1000, the American Le Mans Series plus the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Tommy’s been a television analyst for Champ Car, a host on Speed Test Drive, and on numerous television shows including Speed TV’s Setup and WindTunnel, Fox Sport’s Driven – A Race Without Boundaries, and recently on the TV show Porsche 911: The Icon in Evolution with Danny Sullivan and past Cars Yeah guest Patrick Long. In 2015 Tommy was an inductee in the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America.

Jim Beaver and The Down & Dirty Radio Show Fueled By Speed Energy is airing LIVE from Las Vegas!  We will be on hand for "The General Tire MINT 400 Presented By Polaris" world TV premier in Las Vegas June 8th.  We will be interviewing some of the biggest off-road racers in the world talking about "The Great American Off-Road Race."  Be sure to tune in to the preshow for the "General Tire MINT 400 Presented By Polaris" on Speed TV.  #GameOn www.race-dezert.com www.utvunderground.com www.generaltire.com www.polaris.com www.themint400.com  

In this episode Reep explains to Heffron the greatness of Sundrop & Cheerwine soda.  Reep also talks about his new TV Show for SPEED TV, "R U Faster than a Redneck" and being at the Daytona 500. Heffron talks about an article that says the movie Skyfall was made for chicks and gay dudes.   And they discuss the death of comedian and friend Brian E. Kiley.  Donations can be made to the Brian E. Kiley Memorial Fund c/o Southeast Financial Credit Union call 800-521-9653 for details.  DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE!