Welcome to the Rad Rides Podcast! I highlight real auto enthusiast and tell their stories
I’d like to announce…mini truckin’ is alive and well and no better way to find this out than attending EVIL’s Haulin Toys this year. A lot of great examples came out this year but none caught my eye better than Steve Greathouse’s 96’ Nissan Hardbody. The low stance, wild graphics and one off wheels brought me back to the high school and college days
In a quiet corner of Zelienople, Pennsylvania, just on the edge of Cranberry Township, a unique automotive haven has taken shape—one built not from a business plan, but from passion, persistence, and decades of hands-on experience. Inside a shop known as “Stinkin Lincoln,” owner John Lyman has turned a lifelong love of classic cars into a highly specialized operation serving enthusiasts across the country.
On a humid July morning at Schenley Park, the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix feels more like a neighborhood festival than a motorsport event. Families wander the hillsides with lemonade cups, children climb over hay bales, and the scent of fuel blends with kettle corn. Spectators drift between polished British roadsters and brass-era antiques. But tucked between the hillside trees and the makeshift paddock, the heartbeat of real racing still pulses.
Welcome to the Rad Rides Podcast, I am here to highlight the everyday enthusiast and tell their stories. As you listen to the podcast follow along with each editorial to get a better sense of what we are talking about during the broadcast!