Gearheads n' Gasoline Podcast

Barry Alt
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The Gearheads n’ Gasoline Podcast brings you engaging, lighthearted yet informative conversations with market-leading Shop Owners from automotive aftermarket Restoration, Performance, Racing, and restyling Industries.Join us as hosts Barry Alt from Motorhead Digital and our co-hosts delve into the journey of our guests, uncovering their achievements, challenges, and the driving forces behind their success and even failures. Periodic Co-Hosts: Jason Chandler - AMDEddy Cebreco - AMDKatie Abraham - IRONMAN 4X4Jesse Henke - JH RestorationsSean Sawyer - Revved Automotive ConsultingBy offering a unique - often explosive - behind-the-scenes look into the world of shop ownership, 'Gearheads n’ Gasoline' provides stimulating insights and stories that inspire and entertain. Whether you're a shop owner, aspiring shop owner, racer,  professional, or hardcore enthusiast, this podcast is your pit stop for captivating discussions with influential figures from the automotive industry.Our goal is to entertain and educate listeners with real-life stories, lessons learned, and practical advice that can be used by everyone.Gearheads n’ Gasoline - “Fueling Your Success.”

  1. Racing with Purpose Natalie Waters on Speed, Sponsorships & Standing Up to Bullying | S3 E8

    12h ago

    Racing with Purpose Natalie Waters on Speed, Sponsorships & Standing Up to Bullying | S3 E8

    Send us Fan Mail Powered by: ➡️ Red Line Synthetic Oil: redlineoil.com ➡️ AMD: autometaldirect.com In this episode of Gearheads n’ Gasoline, Barry Alt and co-host Katie Abraham welcome Natalie Waters from Natalie Waters Racing, a young racer with big goals, a strong social media presence, and a mission that goes far beyond the track. Natalie shares how she got started in racing, what keeps her motivated, and where she hopes to go next in motorsports. The conversation covers the support found inside the racing community, the role marketing plays in securing sponsorships, and why building real value for sponsors is so important for young racers today. She also talks about her anti-bullying foundation, her growing success on social media, and how staying authentic has helped her connect with fans, brands, and her local community. This episode is a great listen for racers, parents of young drivers, motorsports marketers, sponsors, and anyone interested in the business side of racing. Key Takeaways: Racing started early for Natalie.The racing community is built on support.Sponsorships are about more than logos.Marketing matters in motorsports.Authenticity wins online.Local sponsorships can be powerful.Social media should serve a purpose.Her anti-bullying foundation adds meaning to her platform.Balancing racing, work, and life takes discipline.Advice from experienced racers can shape a young driver’s mindset.Guest Bio: I started racing Quarter Midgets at 6 years old here in Grantsville, UT, and graduated into Focus Midgets at 13 years old. Here, I won two championships and broke two track records before moving up to Modifieds, where I was Rookie of the Year for the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series in Idaho. At 19 years old, I moved up into 410 Winged Sprint Cars. I race everything on asphalt. I am graduating with my\ bachelor's degree in marketing and plan to use it to help other drivers promote themselves to sponsors to chase their dreams. Outside of racing, I run my Race to End Bullying foundation, where I travel around with my race car and host school assemblies to teach kids about the importance of being kind. Guest: Natalie Waters, Natalie Waters Racing nataliewater2004@gmail.comracetoendbullying.comfacebook.com/NatalieWatersGKRacinginstagram.com/natattack_racing_1linkedin.com/in/nataliewatersHost: Barry Alt, Motorhead Digital maximizesales@motorheaddigital.commotorheaddigital.comfacebook.com/Motorhead.Digitalinstagram.com/motorhead.digitallinkedin.com/company/motorhead-digitalCo-Host: Katie Abraham - Falcon Dynamic facebook.com/abeskatieinstagram.com/wildkatieabeslinkedin.com/in/katherine-abraham-b4506580Don’t miss an episode from Gearheads n’ Gasoline! facebook.com/GearheadsNGasolineinstagram.com/gearheadsngasolinelinkedin.com/company/gearheadsngasolineyoutube.com/@GearheadsNGasolineYou can reach us at gngoperations@motorheaddigital.com

    1h 12m
  2. Building Cars, Content, and Community with Scott Spencer from Scott's Rides | S3 E7

    May 22

    Building Cars, Content, and Community with Scott Spencer from Scott's Rides | S3 E7

    Send us Fan Mail Powered by: ➡️ Red Line Synthetic Oil: redlineoil.com ➡️ AMD: autometaldirect.com In this episode of Gearheads n’ Gasoline, Barry Alt and Co-Host Jason Chandler from Auto Metal Direct welcome Scott Spencer, a DIY car builder and social media content creator, for a real conversation about car building, content creation, and the community behind the automotive world. Scott shares his journey into DIY car builds, what it is like documenting projects on social media, and why authenticity matters when bringing people along for the ride. From learning through mistakes to reaching out to manufacturers, brands, and other builders, this episode digs into the real side of home-built cars and restoration projects. The guys also talk about building relationships in the industry, balancing personal projects with content creation, and why community support is such a big part of car culture. Whether you are building in your home garage, creating automotive content, running a shop, or just love hearing the stories behind the build, this episode is packed with honest insight and gearhead perspective. Key Takeaways:  Scott Spencer’s journey into DIY car building Documenting builds on social media Building relationships with brands and manufacturers Learning from mistakes during restoration projects The role of community in automotive culture Balancing content creation with the actual build Advice for aspiring DIY builders Guest Bio: Scott Spencer is a content creator from Alabama. (@scottsrides) His day job as an airline pilot fuels his passion for building high-end hot rods in his home shop. Scott does all the work himself and documents it on social media. He also enjoys doing some aviation and lifestyle content. Scott is currently on his 5th custom build, which is a 1967 Chevelle restomod. Previous builds include a Factor Five Cobra, 1979 Porsche 911, 1967 Camaro, and 1965 Mustang. He enjoys the build process as much as the driving and still enjoys owning all his builds and using them regularly. Scott grew up in Atlanta, Ga, the son of an airline pilot who inspired him to follow in his footsteps. He then attended Auburn University and completed the Professional flight program while concurrently serving in the USAF Air National Guard to help fund his education. While in college, he met his future wife, Kimmy, and they will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary this summer. Scott and Kimmy now reside in Auburn, Al. Guest: Scott Spencer, Scott's Rides instagram.com/scottsridestiktok.com/@scottsridesHost: Barry Alt, Motorhead Digital maximizesales@motorheaddigital.commotorheaddigital.comfacebook.com/Motorhead.Digitalinstagram.com/motorhead.digitallinkedin.com/company/motorhead-digitalGuest Co-Host: Jason Chandler, Auto Metal Direct autometaldirect.comfacebook.com/AutoMetalDirectinstagram.com/autometaldirectlinkedin.com/company/autometaldirectwww.youtube.com/@autometaldirectDon’t miss an episode from Gearheads n’ Gasoline! facebook.com/GearheadsNGasolineinstagram.com/gearheadsngasolinelinkedin.com/company/gearheadsngasolineyoutube.com/@GearheadsNGasolineYou can reach us at gngoperations@motorheaddigital.com

    59 min
  3. Building More Than Cars: Hot Rods, Trade Skills, and Shop Life With Karl Schulman | S3 E6

    May 8

    Building More Than Cars: Hot Rods, Trade Skills, and Shop Life With Karl Schulman | S3 E6

    Send us Fan Mail Powered by: ➡️ Red Line Synthetic Oil: redlineoil.com ➡️ AMD: autometaldirect.com In this episode of Gearheads n’ Gasoline, Barry Alt and Jesse Henke from JH Restorations sit down with Karl Schulman, General Manager of Garret’s Rod Shop, for a conversation about cars, craftsmanship, career pivots, and the way life has a funny way of circling back around. Karl shares how his love for cars and machining started early, thanks to the influence of his stepdad, Garret. What began as building homemade street rod parts on a mill and lathe eventually grew into a lifelong connection to the automotive world. From learning the trade at night school, to landing his first machining job at Creative Tool and Die, to later teaching the very class that helped launch his own career, Karl’s story is rooted in hands-on skill, persistence, and a willingness to follow the next open door. The conversation also dives into Karl’s 18-year career teaching high school students machine trades, helping young people find real career paths in skilled labor, engineering, and the automotive industry. After stepping away from formal education in 2022, Karl joined Garret’s Rod Shop full-time, where he has worked to earn his place, support major build projects, and help guide the shop into its next chapter. This episode is a thoughtful look at the intersection of family, trade education, hot rod culture, and the future of custom automotive craftsmanship. It’s a reminder that the skills, people, and experiences we pick up along the way often come back around when we need them most. Key Takeaways: Every experience can come full circleGarret played a major role in Karl’s automotive foundationMachining became more than a skillGetting a start in the trades takes persistenceGood relationships matter in businessTeaching became an unexpected but meaningful chapterTrade education remains criticalJoining the family business came with responsibilityGarret’s Rod Shop is entering a new chapterThe future of custom automotive work depends on skill transferGuest Bio: Karl Schluman is the General Manager and face of Garret’s Rod Shop, where his lifelong passion for cars, machining, and craftsmanship comes full circle. Introduced to the trade by his stepdad, Garret, Karl built a career spanning machining, auto parts, and 18 years teaching high school machine trades before joining the family shop in 2022. Today, he helps guide Garret’s Rod Shop into its next chapter. Guest: Karl Schulman, Garret's Rod Shop  garretsrodshop.comfacebook.com/garretsrodshopinstagram.com/garretsrodshopHost: Barry Alt, Motorhead Digital maximizesales@motorheaddigital.commotorheaddigital.comfacebook.com/Motorhead.Digitalinstagram.com/motorhead.digitallinkedin.com/company/motorhead-digitalCo-Host: Jesse Henke, JH Restorations jhrestojesse@gmail.comWebsite: jhrestorations.caFacebook: facebook.com/jhrestorationsInstagram: instagram.com/jh_restorationsDon’t miss an episode from Gearheads n’ Gasoline! facebook.com/GearheadsNGasolineinstagram.com/gearheadsngasolinelinkedin.com/company/gearheadsngasolineyoutube.com/@GearheadsNGasolineYou can reach us at gngoperations@motorheaddigital.com

    1h 16m
  4. Imposter Syndrome, Car Builds & SEMA The Real Story with Christina Lardie | S3 E5

    Apr 17

    Imposter Syndrome, Car Builds & SEMA The Real Story with Christina Lardie | S3 E5

    Send us Fan Mail Powered by: ➡️ Red Line Synthetic Oil: redlineoil.com ➡️ AMD: autometaldirect.com In this episode of the Gearheads n' Gasoline podcast, join Barry and Katie Abraham, guest co-host from Ironman 4X4, as Christina Lardie, from Christina’s Garage: Gearhead in Training, and learn about Christina's automotive journey and influencer Insights. Christina Lardie, a self-proclaimed gearhead in training, shares her inspiring story of learning to work on cars from scratch, building her personal brand, and navigating the automotive industry as a newcomer. This episode dives deep into how passion, perseverance, and authentic relationship-building drive success in this competitive space. Listen to the podcast to hear Christina give advice to women and beginners entering the automotive aftermarket industry, emphasizing confidence, authenticity, and relationship-building. Takeaways: Christina’s background and how her family’s love for cars influenced her journeyThe inception of her YouTube channel, Christina’s Garage, and her fresh perspective as a newbieHow she connected with industry events like SEMA and PRI without prior industry experienceOvercoming imposter syndrome and managing mental health while learning new skillsThe importance of authenticity, patience, and showing up consistentlyGuest Bio: As a lifestyle and automotive content creator, Christina Lardie is learning how to embrace life head-on. Instead of wishing there were more real people to relate to online, Christina chose to embody the change she wanted to see. Whether it’s learning how to build a 1969 Camaro, lifting weights, discussing mental health, or becoming an active member of the community, everything is grounded in authenticity, vulnerability, and integrity. Guest: Christina Lardie, Christina’s Garage: Gearhead in Training facebook.com/61558031831375instagram.com/christinalardieyoutube.com/@christinasgarage x.com/christinalardieHost: Barry Alt, Motorhead Digital maximizesales@motorheaddigital.commotorheaddigital.comfacebook.com/Motorhead.Digitalinstagram.com/motorhead.digitallinkedin.com/company/motorhead-digitalGuest Co-Host: Katie Abraham, Ironman 4X4 facebook.com/abeskatieinstagram.com/wildkatieabeslinkedin.com/in/katherine-abraham-b4506580Don’t miss an episode from Gearheads n’ Gasoline! facebook.com/GearheadsNGasolineinstagram.com/gearheadsngasolinelinkedin.com/company/gearheadsngasolineyoutube.com/@GearheadsNGasolineYou can reach us at gngoperations@motorheaddigital.com

    1h 15m
  5. From Hot Rod Shop to Truck Parts Brand with Jay Pruitt from Trucks USA | S3 E4

    Apr 1

    From Hot Rod Shop to Truck Parts Brand with Jay Pruitt from Trucks USA | S3 E4

    Send us Fan Mail Powered by: ➡️ Red Line Synthetic Oil: redlineoil.com ➡️ AMD: autometaldirect.com In this episode of the Gearheads n’ Gasoline Podcast, Barry and Eddy Cebrco from AMD sit down with Jay Pruitt of Trucks USA to talk about his journey from growing up in a hot rod family to building a thriving truck bed manufacturing business. Jay shares how he transitioned from wrenching in a small shop to scaling a business that now focuses on manufacturing, dealer networks, and direct-to-consumer sales. Along the way, the conversation dives into the realities of hiring in today’s market, adapting to social media, and why showing up at events matters more than ever. They also get into the shift happening in the automotive aftermarket, from wholesale dominance to brand-building, content creation, and customer connection, and how stepping outside your comfort zone can unlock serious growth. If you're a shop owner, manufacturer, or anyone in the automotive aftermarket trying to grow, this episode is packed with real-world insight, a few laughs, and some hard-earned lessons. Takeaways: Jay's family has always been involved in automotive culture.You can’t scale working only with your handsGrowth comes from products, not just laborDirect-to-consumer is reshaping the aftermarket industryEvents build relationships, not just immediate salesSocial media is learned, not a natural talentAuthentic content outperforms polished, perfect productionDon’t build around one loud customer requestShops must invest in training younger talentCustomers want complete solutions, not scattered partsBeing yourself is your strongest business advantageGuest Bio: Jay is 51 and married, a Gearhead for life, a jack of all trades and master of a few. GM truck guy. Guest: Jay Pruitt, Truck USA trucksusa.netfacebook.com/profile.php?id=100070262241538instagram.com/classictruckbedpartsHost: Barry Alt, Motorhead Digital maximizesales@motorheaddigital.commotorheaddigital.comfacebook.com/Motorhead.Digitalinstagram.com/motorhead.digitallinkedin.com/company/motorhead-digitalGuest Co-Host: Eddy Cebreco, Auto Metal Direct eddy@autometaldirect.comautometaldirect.comfacebook.com/AutoMetalDirectinstagram.com/autometaldirectlinkedin.com/company/autometaldirectyoutube.com/@UC3g-EQlf_d_lD1tpI4vaTiwDon’t miss an episode from Gearheads n’ Gasoline! facebook.com/GearheadsNGasolineinstagram.com/gearheadsngasolinelinkedin.com/company/gearheadsngasolineyoutube.com/@GearheadsNGasolineYou can reach us at gngoperations@motorheaddigital.com

    1h 8m
  6. From Hot Rods to High-Stakes Careers: Transforming Lives with Aaron Valencia | S3 E3

    Mar 18

    From Hot Rods to High-Stakes Careers: Transforming Lives with Aaron Valencia | S3 E3

    Send us Fan Mail Powered by: ➡️ Red Line Synthetic Oil: redlineoil.com ➡️ AMD: autometaldirect.com In this episode of Gearheads n’ Gasoline, host Barry Alt and guest co-host Jason Chandler from AMD sit down with Aaron Valencia, the visionary behind the Lost Angels Career Center, to discuss his incredible journey from the garage to the forefront of vocational advocacy. Aaron isn’t just teaching 18 to  24 year old's how to turn wrenches; he’s building a revolutionary model for workforce development that takes high-barrier, low-income young adults and turns them into elite technicians for companies like Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin. How do you go from running a high-end hot rod shop to building a pipeline for the automotive and aerospace industry? Aaron shares the pivotal moment at a local soup kitchen that changed his perspective on community service, leading him to transform his own shop into a learning hub. We dive into the "nuts and bolts" of his program, from the importance of paid training and "wraparound" support services to how he’s incorporating CAD, 3D printing, and digital tech to keep the trade relevant in a modern world. Whether you’re a shop owner looking for talent, an industry leader wanting to give back, or a gearhead who believes in the power of the trades, Aaron’s story is a masterclass in passion, perseverance, and purpose. Key Takeaways: The Pivot: How Aaron transitioned from a successful hot rod builder to a community advocateModern Trades: Why the "grease monkey" stereotype is dead and how digital tech (CAD/3D printing) is the new frontierThe "Work Ethic" Gap: Strategies for teaching punctuality, professionalism, and the "soft skills" industry partners craveThe Business of Giving: How to engage major sponsors and create win-win partnerships between education and industryScaling Success: Aaron’s plans for replicating this micro-training model across the countryDiversity in the Shop: Breaking barriers for women and single mothers in the automotive and aerospace sectorsGuest Bio: Aaron Valencia is a custom hot rod builder turned changemaker and the founder of Lost Angels Career Center. What started as an informal after-school hangout in his shop grew into a vocational program helping young adults gain industry-recognized skills in automotive restoration and advanced aerospace manufacturing. Through hands-on training and mentorship, Aaron is helping the next generation build careers and brighter futures. Guest: Aaron Valencia, Lost Angels Career Center lostangelscp.orgfacebook.com/lostangelscpinstagram.com/lostangelscareercenterwww.youtube.com/@LostAngelsCareerCenter Host: Barry Alt, Motorhead Digital maximizesales@motorheaddigital.commotorheaddigital.com Guest Co-Host: Jason Chandler, Auto Metal Direct autometaldirect.comDon’t miss an episode from Gearheads n’ Gasoline! facebook.com/GearheadsNGasolineinstagram.com/gearheadsngasolinelinkedin.com/company/gearheadsngasolineyoutube.com/@GearheadsNGasolineYou can reach us at gngoperations@motorheaddigital.com

    1h 14m
  7. Creating Unforgettable Client Experiences with Julia Newman from Haus of Stella | S3 E2

    Mar 5

    Creating Unforgettable Client Experiences with Julia Newman from Haus of Stella | S3 E2

    Send us Fan Mail Supported by: ➡️ Red Line Synthetic Oil: https://www.redlineoil.com/ ➡️ AMD: https://www.autometaldirect.com/ What does it take to create unforgettable luxury automotive experiences for brands like Ferrari? In this episode of Gearheads n’ Gasoline, host Barry Alt and guest co-host Sean Sawyer from Revved Automotive Consulting sit down with Julia Newman, Owner of Haus of Stella, to talk about her incredible journey from entertainment and hospitality into the world of high-end automotive events. Julia shares how she broke into the luxury automotive scene by producing VIP hospitality experiences for Ferrari and other major brands, and how those events blend precision, creativity, and a serious attention to detail. From Pebble Beach to high-profile motorsports experiences, she explains what it takes behind the scenes to deliver world-class brand moments that clients never forget. The conversation dives into experiential marketing, the art of building authentic client relationships, and how creating emotional connections often matters more than the product itself. Julia also discusses growing support for women in motorsports and expanding opportunities for women across the automotive industry. Key Takeaways: Why client experience is everything in the luxury automotive worldThe behind-the-scenes challenges of producing high-end automotive eventsHow experiential marketing creates lasting emotional connectionsThe growing role and support of women in motorsports and automotive careersWhy attention to detail separates good events from unforgettable onesGuest Bio: Julia Newman is an accomplished, award-winning event marketing executive with extensive experience producing large-scale live, hybrid, and experiential events. Known for her tenacity, agility, and attention to detail, she has become a trusted partner to some of the world’s most recognizable brands. Her expertise spans experiential marketing, program management, and cross-functional team leadership. Julia has a proven track record of delivering high-impact global events while managing complex logistics, building strong stakeholder relationships, and aligning event strategy with business objectives. She is especially recognized for her ability to remain calm under pressure while executing seamless, memorable experiences. Throughout her career, Julia has led and produced high-profile programs and brand activations. Here are a couple of the notable events she's been involved in: Patrón Tequila – Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix Airport Pop-Up StoreFerrari North America Casa Ferrari – Pebble BeachToday, Julia continues to create exceptional brand experiences through her work with Haus of Stella, where she focuses on curating unique luxury automotive and experiential marketing programs. Guest: Julia Newman, Haus of Stella https://www.linkedin.com/in/Julia-Thomson-Newman Host: Barry Alt, Motorhead Digital maximizesales@motorheaddigital.com https://motorheaddigital.com/ https://facebook.com/Motorhead.Digital https://instagram.com/motorhead.digital Guest Co-Host: Sean Sawyer, Revved Automotive Consulting https://www.revvedac.com/ https://www.facebook.com/revvedautomotive https://www.instagram.com/ocdcarbuilder Don’t miss an episode from Gearheads n’ Gasoline! facebook.com/GearheadsNGasolineinstagram.com/gearheadsngasolinelinkedin.com/company/gearheadsngasolineyoutube.com/@GearheadsNGasolineYou can reach us at gngoperations@motorheaddigital.com

    1h 7m
  8. Revving Up for Season Three: Meet our new Guest Co-Hosts | S3 E1

    Feb 19

    Revving Up for Season Three: Meet our new Guest Co-Hosts | S3 E1

    Send us Fan Mail Supported by: ➡️ Red Line Synthetic Oil: https://www.redlineoil.com/ ➡️ AMD: https://www.autometaldirect.com/ 🔥 Season 3 Starts Now — And We’re Leveling Up. Welcome to Season 3 of Gearheads n’ Gasoline — and this year, we’re doing things differently. This episode introduces our new lineup of powerhouse guest co-hosts and a refreshed format designed to bring you deeper conversations, sharper insights, and real-world experience from across the automotive aftermarket. We’re not just talking about cars. We’re talking about the future of the industry. In this kickoff episode, you’ll hear conversations around: - Why the next generation is more engaged than we think - Why talent isn’t the real problem — business systems are - How shops can leverage social media without sacrificing productivity - And why collaboration across the industry matters more than ever This season is about learning from each other. It’s about shop owners, manufacturers, consultants, and industry leaders sharing what’s working — and what’s not. Because the automotive restoration and performance world isn’t slowing down. It’s evolving. And the goal of Season 3 is simple: To inspire you to think bigger, work smarter, and stay connected to the community that fuels this industry forward. 🎙️ Featuring: - Katie Abraham (Ironman 4x4) - Eddy Cebreco (Auto Metal Direct / Eddie Bear Foundation) - Jason Chandler (Auto Metal Direct) - Jesse Henke (JH Restorations) - Sean Sawyer (Revved Automotive Consulting) If you're a shop owner, industry professional, or someone passionate about where this aftermarket world is headed, this season is for you. 🚗 Key Takeaways From This Episode - The future of restoration is being shaped by technology and the next generation. - Youth engagement isn’t dead — it just needs mentorship and opportunity. - Social media is now a specialized skill, not a side task. - Talent builds cars — systems build sustainable businesses. - The industry grows stronger when leaders collaborate instead of competing. - Hit subscribe. Join the conversation. Let’s build what’s next. Host: Barry Alt, Motorhead Digital https://motorheaddigital.com https://facebook.com/Motorhead.Digital https://instagram.com/motorhead.digital Guest Co-Hosts: Katie Abraham https://www.facebook.com/abeskatie https://www.instagram.com/wildkatieabes https://www.linkedin.com/in/katherine-abraham-b4506580 Eddy Cebreco, Auto Metal Direct https://www.autometaldirect.com https://www.facebook.com/eddy.cebreco https://www.instagram.com/ecebreco Jason Chandler, Suto Metal Direct https://autometaldirect.com https://facebook.com/AutoMetalDirect https://instagram.com/autometaldirect https://youtube.com/@autometaldirect Jesse Henke, JH Restorations https://jhrestorations.ca https://www.facebook.com/jhrestorations https://www.instagram.com/jh_restorations Sean Sawyer, Revved Automotive Consulting https://www.revvedac.com https://www.facebook.com/revvedautomotive https://www.instagram.com/ocdcarbuilder #automotivemarketing #automotiverestoration #automotivecustomization #raceshops #AutomotiveLife #Entrepreneur Don’t miss an episode from Gearheads n’ Gasoline! facebook.com/GearheadsNGasolineinstagram.com/gearheadsngasolinelinkedin.com/company/gearheadsngasolineyoutube.com/@GearheadsNGasolineYou can reach us at gngoperations@motorheaddigital.com

    37 min
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The Gearheads n’ Gasoline Podcast brings you engaging, lighthearted yet informative conversations with market-leading Shop Owners from automotive aftermarket Restoration, Performance, Racing, and restyling Industries.Join us as hosts Barry Alt from Motorhead Digital and our co-hosts delve into the journey of our guests, uncovering their achievements, challenges, and the driving forces behind their success and even failures. Periodic Co-Hosts: Jason Chandler - AMDEddy Cebreco - AMDKatie Abraham - IRONMAN 4X4Jesse Henke - JH RestorationsSean Sawyer - Revved Automotive ConsultingBy offering a unique - often explosive - behind-the-scenes look into the world of shop ownership, 'Gearheads n’ Gasoline' provides stimulating insights and stories that inspire and entertain. Whether you're a shop owner, aspiring shop owner, racer,  professional, or hardcore enthusiast, this podcast is your pit stop for captivating discussions with influential figures from the automotive industry.Our goal is to entertain and educate listeners with real-life stories, lessons learned, and practical advice that can be used by everyone.Gearheads n’ Gasoline - “Fueling Your Success.”

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  • Creator
    Barry Alt
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    33
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Gearheads n' Gasoline Podcast
  • Show Website
    Gearheads n' Gasoline Podcast

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