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That is not Greg! That imposter is really Trooper MacIntyre "Mac" Womack! LoL www.google.com/search?q=Steve+Lemme&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS750US750&oq=Steve+Lemme&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIGCAEQRRg80gEJMjMxNGowajE1qAIAsAIA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Great intro!!! 2025 gonna be great

i played that game on PS4, that was one of my favorite games!

what about the wdcr ax down in spotsylvania, have they had ax’s there before? kinda far but i might do at least 1 race there.

love to try northwest field, i’m guessing the course is a lot bigger than regency?

Thanks for all the work! You both have done and amazing job!

i agree with Danny, find the car or cars you like and hold on to them. you can always sell some if they get to be too many. i’ve never gotten the thing with buying a car, modding it, keeping for like a year and jump to another car. i knew a guy who used to do that and to me it was like he could never be happy with what he had. all cars have their pros and cons, it’s good if you have a few or more and hold on to.

I would love to take part in a DMV Bad Golf podcast!

Very nice capstone episode to conclude the year.

I have read MOST of the rules but even I glazed over about halfway through section 14...

Hey, thanks for the mention on the EV autocrossing. The Tesla is probably going to come back to autocross. But not with enough SRS BZNS to try towing to recharge it lol. I'm rusty enough on that car that the less battery power available, the smaller my mistakes lol. I'm going to run in whichever class lets me add camber so I don't destroy the outside edges of tires. Don't know what class that is yet lol.

show us some footage as you talk about the Autocross

Brian buying the podcast like The Onion bought Inforwars.

What’s Daniels TH-cam channel ?

It's about the driver not the car..

I just wanted to say how much I appreciated your last segment about being a minority in Autocross - it’s such an important conversation to have. Coming from North Carolina, I remember driving to my first Autocross event 1.5 years ago. It was not only my first motorsports event but also one of the most intimidating and rewarding experiences of my life. While the DMV area is quite diverse, NC carries the weight of its history, and stepping into this community felt like a big leap. Since then, I’ve made it a personal mission to bring people from different backgrounds into Autocross, because I truly believe it could make our community richer and more inclusive. I really wish there was a bigger focus on this issue at a national level - it would be amazing to see that kind of support to make our sport brighter and more accessible to everyone. Thank you for using your platform to highlight this topic. I could go on about this, but for now, I just want to say I really appreciate the work you’re doing to help make the Autocross community feel welcoming for everyone.

I am also starting a pod, we should collab!

i second what she said! it's all about control not speed pursuit, try to go fast blindly flooring the throttle and you'll overheat your tyres.. the right way is to at low speed control your rotation and centre of balance.

## SUMMARY: In this 21st episode of the DMV Autocross Podcast, hosts Danny KO and Mata Tabash discuss transitioning the podcast to new hosts, the intricacies of producing a podcast, and share insights from their extensive experiences in autocross and other hobbies. ## IDEAS: - Transitioning a podcast involves finding hosts with fresh perspectives and energy. - Producing a podcast requires technical, editing, and creative thought processes. - Autocross preparation is akin to preparing for a podcast episode. - Incorporating various segments keeps podcast content engaging and structured. - Including all autocross organizations in discussions promotes inclusivity. - Weather forecasts are crucial for planning autocross events. - Discussing past event results connects the community and highlights achievements. - Featuring special segments adds variety and depth to podcast content. - Utilizing specific tools like SquadCast enhances podcast production quality. - Editing software like Descript simplifies the post-production process. - Continuous improvement in podcasting mirrors the iterative nature of autocross. - Engaging with the community through podcasts fosters a sense of belonging. - Documenting personal experiences in podcasts serves as a historical record. - The decision to hand over podcast responsibilities reflects growth and change. - Exploring other hobbies enriches life and can complement autocross interests. - Reflecting on past hobbies provides insights into personal growth and preferences. - The connection between sportsmanship in autocross and other activities is strong. - Autocrossers often excel in other sports due to their competitive nature. - Sharing personal stories on podcasts creates relatable content for listeners. - The evolution of hobbies over time reflects changing interests and circumstances. ## INSIGHTS: - Transitioning leadership in creative projects ensures fresh ideas and sustainability. - The complexity behind seemingly simple projects like podcasts is often underestimated. - Engaging content requires careful planning, diverse segments, and community involvement. - Technology plays a crucial role in modern content creation and distribution. - Reflecting on personal journeys through hobbies can inspire others to explore new interests. ## QUOTES: 1. "Transitioning a podcast involves finding hosts with fresh perspectives." 2. "Producing a podcast requires more than just talking; it's a creative process." 3. "Autocross preparation is similar to preparing for a successful podcast episode." 4. "Weather forecasts are not just about the weather; they're about planning." 5. "Discussing past event results connects our community on a deeper level." 6. "Utilizing tools like SquadCast has revolutionized how we produce podcasts." 7. "Editing software like Descript turns tedious tasks into simple ones." 8. "Continuous improvement is at the heart of both autocross and podcasting." 9. "Engaging with the community through podcasts fosters a stronger bond." 10. "Documenting our experiences serves as a record for future generations." 11. "Handing over responsibilities reflects growth and the need for change." 12. "Exploring other hobbies enriches our lives beyond our primary interests." 13. "The connection between sportsmanship in autocross and other activities is evident." 14. "Autocrossers' competitive nature often translates into excellence in other sports." 15. "Sharing personal stories makes content more relatable to listeners." ## HABITS: 1. Regularly discussing potential transitions to keep content fresh and relevant. 2. Engaging in technical work behind the scenes for podcast quality. 3. Incorporating diverse segments to maintain listener engagement. 4. Including all relevant organizations in discussions for inclusivity. 5. Checking weather forecasts meticulously before planning events. 6. Reflecting on past event results to connect with the community. 7. Utilizing specific tools like SquadCast for enhanced production quality. 8. Employing editing software like Descript for efficient post-production. 9. Seeking continuous improvement in both autocross and podcasting skills. 10. Engaging with the community through podcasts to foster belonging. 11. Documenting personal experiences as a historical record of journeys. 12. Considering handing over responsibilities as part of growth and change. 13. Exploring other hobbies to enrich life beyond primary interests. 14. Reflecting on past hobbies for insights into personal growth. 15. Sharing personal stories on podcasts to create relatable content. ## FACTS: 1. Transitioning podcast hosts can bring new energy and perspectives to content. 2. Behind-the-scenes work is crucial for producing a high-quality podcast. 3. Autocross preparation is similar to preparing for a successful podcast episode. 4. Including all autocross organizations promotes inclusivity in discussions. 5. Weather forecasts are essential for planning successful autocross events. 6. Discussing past event results helps connect the autocross community. 7. Tools like SquadCast enhance podcast production quality significantly. 8. Editing software like Descript simplifies the post-production process. 9. Continuous improvement is key in both autocross and podcasting endeavors. 10. Engaging with the community through podcasts fosters a sense of belonging. 11. Documenting personal experiences serves as a historical record for future reference. 12. Handing over podcast responsibilities reflects growth and the need for change. 13. Exploring other hobbies enriches life beyond primary interests in autocross. 14. Reflecting on past hobbies provides insights into personal growth and preferences. 15. The connection between sportsmanship in autocross and other activities is strong. ## REFERENCES: 1. SquadCast - A tool used for podcast recording mentioned by the hosts. 2. Descript - Editing software mentioned for its role in post-production processes. 3. Race Render - Software used for adding data overlays to GoPro videos. ## ONE-SENTENCE TAKEAWAY: Exploring diverse hobbies enriches life, while sharing experiences through podcasts fosters community engagement. ## RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. Consider transitioning podcast leadership for fresh perspectives and sustainability. 2. Explore using SquadCast for enhanced podcast production quality. 3. Utilize Descript for efficient post-production editing processes. 4. Engage with your community through podcasts to strengthen bonds. 5. Document personal experiences in podcasts as historical records. 6. Reflect on past hobbies for insights into personal growth and interests. 7. Share personal stories on podcasts to create relatable content for listeners. 8. Explore other hobbies alongside autocross to enrich your life further. 9. Use Race Render to add data overlays to your GoPro videos for analysis. 10. Regularly discuss potential transitions to keep your content fresh and relevant. 11. Incorporate diverse segments into your podcasts to maintain listener engagement. 12. Include all relevant organizations in discussions for inclusivity and completeness. 13. Check weather forecasts meticulously before planning outdoor events or recordings. 14. Reflect on past event results to connect with your audience or community deeper. 15. Seek continuous improvement in both your primary hobby and secondary interests.

Thanks for the shout out guys! Great meeting you in person Danny. I'll see you at the next WDCR event! Oh by the way, it's Sameer Tha-Don-E :)

It's actually mosquitoes... but I suppose that doesn't make for good TV

35:25 "what's the best autocross car" "Evo" ... facts

Great podcast as always fellas

Hey Danny, What kind of golf clubs? Game improvement Irons?

#RakeReview

7:48 aaaayy thanks for the consolation shout out! I was thinking "man, I was just outside the top 10 announcement. Next time for sure" 😅

i’m nowhere near the dmv area but i loved this podcast

H Street National Tour?! Let's go babyyyy! Time to get @NoBrakesRacing in a real car!

I'm hoping I can go to Nationals in 2025! If I do, I'll barely make Danny's age cutoff. 🤣I've gotta try a ProSolo too!

Thank you guys so much for posting about Shane! I hadn't heard! Also... Imma need to get me one of those tire machines when I grow up. That'll pay for itself! See you guys this weekend!

Yup, golf is silly cheap compared to racing...which is why I play a lot of golf now instead of racing :P

Solid financial advice!

Whatever happened to Team Zip-Tie's Camaro? Is it being driven back to the Bahamas?

Met these people at the AX school weeks ago at Summit. So nice, effective, great lessons!! Go Ryan!

Really glad to be a part of this!

Jeff is right, I think that track driving is the best way to learn to be smooth. When you have a corners that are several hundred feet from braking to tracking out, there's a lot more time to focus on it. Harder to do that in the rapid-fire short autocross corners

Really enjoyed this ep.!

It was good seeing you guys at Summit last Saturday. What you might not know about me is that in a previous life I was a high school science teacher. The "Dog Days" of summer are named so because that is the time of year in the northern hemisphere when Sirius, the "dog star" rises at the same time as the sun. Sirius is also the brightest star in the night sky

For Ripken, go to Chap's Pit Beef. Keep going past the Chick Fil A it'll be on your right after about 1/4 mile

Make sure Choi knows that Zaxby's in Falls Church is better than Cane's

+1 for Mezzalunas by Summit Point.

My 5 Best cars based on Life Situation. 1. Getting Started: NA/NB Miata. Cheap Easy and great to learn on. More handeling than power. 2. BRZ/FRS/GT86: Affordable, enough space to carry everything for you and 1 other person around. 3. I Need the power. C5 Z06. Doesn't break the bank, gives you the America V8 sounds. 4. More Space and AWD, Subaru WRX/STI. Flat brim hats and vape juice aside great cars, easy to drive at the limit, and tons of mods. 5. Dedicated Autocross Car ND Miata. The fastest car you can possibly get for any course any event.

Don’t forget that sunscreen! It’ll save ya!

Danny, my instructor at the SCCA Level 1 AX school at Summit!!! Thanks again for some great lessons!!

Danny didn't tell you that he bought me a case of Miller Lite to let him win that hat :)

Chia Pet lol

This was a fun one to watch/listen.

Excellent commentary by Greg! Long live the Hu's!

I think Greg's reporting is fantastic, and it has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that I was prominently featured...