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About this Podcast:

DO IT FOR A LIVING is a podcast where YOU, the performance racing industry enthusiast and shop owner can hear from the best minds in the performance racing industry talking about business and tech. We discuss new products and services and the best resources used by the big dogs. You can listen on your way to work or in the shop. With new episodes coming out every Monday, you'll find interesting topics and valuable information you can use to build your performance business. Now take this information and use it to build the next record-breaking car or innovative product.

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Contact path

Verified email

Booking probability

32%

Guest openness

Selective

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80/100
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What is DO IT FOR A LIVING about?

DO IT FOR A LIVING is a podcast where YOU, the performance racing industry enthusiast and shop owner can hear from the best minds in the performance racing industry talking about business and tech. We discuss new products and services and the best resources used by the big dogs.

What has DO IT FOR A LIVING covered recently?

Recent episodes include "217 - Stop Guessing: An Accountant Explains Your Shop's Finances - With Jerry Cecco" (27 March 2026, 74 minutes), "216 - Performance Shop Owners: You're Working Harder for Less Money. Here's Why." (2 March 2026, 72 minutes), and "215 - Mastering Manufacturing in Performance Automotive: Lean, Kanban, and Error-Proofing Explained!" (12 February 2026, 39 minutes).

How often does DO IT FOR A LIVING publish?

DO IT FOR A LIVING publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 75 minutes across 186 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on DO IT FOR A LIVING?

Booking probability for DO IT FOR A LIVING is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. DO IT FOR A LIVING requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. DO IT FOR A LIVING's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch DO IT FOR A LIVING?

The strongest fits for DO IT FOR A LIVING are Auto Repair. DO IT FOR A LIVING has a leisure audience.

About the host

DO IT FOR A LIVING is a leisure podcast with 186 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Dec 7, 20251h 13mS2

    In this episode of Do It For a Living, we welcome back Zach Denney for a follow-up to his first appearance on episode 083. Back then, Zach was running Wholesale POwer (WHP), the US distributor for ECU Master, as a...

  • Feb 26, 20251h 41mS2

    In this episode of Do It For a Living , I talk with Peter Aggapoglou , founder of Autosport Fabrication , about his deep roots in the motorsports industry. Before launching his own shop, Peter built his expertise...

  • Feb 18, 20251h 30mS2

    In this episode of Do It For a Living , I sit down with Joseph Potak, host of the new HP Cult podcast. We talk about his journey in the high-performance world, including his history with Texas Speed and how he became an...

  • Feb 3, 20251h 14mS2

    In this episode of Do It For a Living , I sit down with Adam Hammer of Hammer and Dolly Restorations to explore his journey into the world of classic car restorations. Adam shares how he got started, the challenges of...

  • Jan 18, 20251h 26mS2

    In this episode of Do It For a Living, we sit down with Brandon Piper from BSP Motorsports to hear his journey from supporting a Dodge Viper race team to building a thriving business. Brandon shares how creating and...

  • Jan 6, 20251h 44mS2

    In this episode of Do It For a Living, we sit down with Sasha Anis, founder of Mountain Pass Performance, to discuss his journey in building a cutting-edge performance business. Sasha shares insights into starting and...

  • Dec 10, 20241h 40mS2

    In this episode of Do It For a Living, I sit down with Adam McCreery, founder of AFR Autoworks, to explore how he built his business using data-driven decisions. Adam shares how tracking shop hours, billing accurately...

  • Dec 3, 20241h 25mS2

    In this episode of Do It For a Living, we sit down with Kevin Emr, the visionary behind e-Muscle Cars. Kevin shares the story of his journey to combine cutting-edge electric vehicle power and technology with the classic...

  • Mar 3, 202057 min

    Stewart grew up in a Seattle suburb and was an active kid. When he turned 16, he got a beater $500 car and was tasked with keeping it running. He used this car to learn maintenance and slowly acquired mechanical skills...

  • Feb 17, 20201h 41m

    Nathan grew up in Florida working on cars to help his dad's business. In his twenties, he moved around always chasing entrepreneurial ventures but wasn't always focused on cars. He eventually purchased a 2002 WRX Wagon...

  • Feb 10, 20201h 24m

    Chris got his career going in cars by doing a buy-in for body kits while he was in college back in 2001. He ran this business all through college and made a decent living. But, after graduating, he became a medical...

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