Who the Heck Are We?
Tom is the host of the Hot Rod Tuesday Podcast and the driving force behind the Hot Rod Tuesday Car Shows. Cars have always been a huge part of his life, and today he uses his passion to give back to the incredible car show community that has meant so much to him over the years.
Tom proudly cruises in his 1953 Chevy 3100 rat rod pickup — a true reflection of his love for classic iron and custom builds. When he’s not talking cars or organizing shows, he’s helping customers find their next ride at Homan Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Waupun.
Before turning his focus fully to the automotive world, Tom served as a Wisconsin Department of Corrections officer and is now enjoying retirement while staying deeply involved in the car community he loves.
For Tom, Hot Rod Tuesday isn’t just a podcast or a car show — it’s about community, connection, and keeping car culture alive and thriving.
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Kyle is a co-host of the Hot Rod Tuesday Podcast, best known for his fan-favorite “History with Kyle” segments. As an educator teaching History, Social Studies, and Pop Culture, Kyle brings context and storytelling to the automotive world — connecting classic cars to the eras and cultural movements that shaped them.
He’s also the tech mind behind Hot Rod Tuesday. Kyle produces all of the podcast’s YouTube video shorts and designs the eye-catching flyers for shows and events, helping drive the brand’s creative vision both online and in the community.
When he’s not behind the mic or behind the scenes, you can spot Kyle cruising in his 1964 Ford Ranchero, hopped up with a 351 Windsor — a perfect blend of vintage style and serious performance.
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Al is a co-host of the Hot Rod Tuesday Podcast, bringing quick wit and a slightly deranged sense of humor to every episode. His off-the-cuff remarks have become legendary, which makes him the perfect star of the fan-favorite segment, “Shit That Al Says.”
A retired Wisconsin Department of Corrections officer, Al now dedicates his time to the car community — or at least he intends to. When he’s not behind the mic, he can usually be found not working on his 1929 Ford Model A truck… much to the ongoing chagrin of Hot Rod Beth.
With sharp humor and classic hot rod passion, Al keeps the laughs rolling and the stories unforgettable.
Hot Rod Beth is the go-to source for everything happening in the local car show scene. On the Hot Rod Tuesday Podcast, she keeps listeners up to date on upcoming events, cruise nights, and community gatherings — making sure no one misses out on the action.
Beth previously worked alongside Hot Rod Radio until their retirement a few years ago, and she has remained a driving force in the car community ever since. You’ll often see her tirelessly handing out flyers at shows, connecting with enthusiasts, and spreading the word about what’s coming up next.
When she’s not promoting events, Beth can be spotted cruising in her 1965 Impala Convertible — a true classic that fits her perfectly.
Outside of car culture, Beth is the manager at Sussex Bowl, well known and loved for its famous broasted chicken. Whether it’s cars or community, Beth is always at the center of the action.