In Wheel Time Podcast
In Wheel Time Podcast
Born and raised in Houston, Texas, the In Wheel Time Podcast is a 30-minute version of the In Wheel Time live automotive talk show simulcasting every Saturday from 9a-10aCT. The broadcast covers a wide variety of content that automotive enthusiast find interesting - including new car reviews and maintenance tips that can be found here.

Join Michael Marrs Saturday from 9a-10aCT.

For more information about In Wheel Time, visit: www.InWheelTime.com
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In Wheel Time Podcast

Born and raised in Houston, Texas, the In Wheel Time Podcast is a 30-minute version of the In Wheel Time live automotive talk show simulcasting every Saturday from 9a-10aCT. The broadcast covers a wide variety of content that automotive enthusiast find interesting - including new car reviews and maintenance tips that can be found here.

Join Michael Marrs Saturday from 9a-10aCT.

For more information about In Wheel Time, visit: www.InWheelTime.com

Never Race A Yellow 1939 Pickup | Driving Tweety Bird
In Wheel Time Podcast
Never Race A Yellow 1939 Pickup | Driving Tweety Bird

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Never Race A Yellow 1939 Pickup | Driving Tweety Bird
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Oct. 23, 2026

Never Race A Yellow 1939 Pickup | Driving Tweety Bird

A bright yellow 1939 truck named Tweety Bird rolls into the Back to the Past car show and instantly proves a point we love: classics aren’t meant to be “look but don’t touch.” We sit down with Debbie Millar and Andrew Millar to hear how this vintage truck went from dream purchase to true daily driver, handling everything from errands to multi-state road trips without a trailer and without the fear that keeps so many classics stuck in the garage. We talk about what makes an old truck actually us
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Inside The Judge’s Notebook At A Classic Car Show
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Oct. 22, 2026

Inside The Judge’s Notebook At A Classic Car Show

A car show trophy looks simple on the table, but the decision behind it can be brutally complicated. We’re out at the Back to the Past car show talking with Ed Thurien, part of the judging crew and a lifelong car guy who has restored more than 50 vehicles. He walks us through what judges actually look for up close, how judging criteria changes from show to show, and why a fair comparison sometimes comes down to one thing: quality of build, from paint and body fit to interior details and overall
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A Rare Coachbuilt Brewster Shows How Luxury Cars Once Defined Status
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Oct. 21, 2026

A Rare Coachbuilt Brewster Shows How Luxury Cars Once Defined Status

A $10,700 car parked in 1922 next to a $319 Ford tells you everything about who it was built for, and today we’re standing beside that kind of rolling history. At the Back to the Past car show in Houston, we talk with Bob about his newly purchased 1922 Brewster Town Brougham, a coachbuilt luxury car from New York City that once catered to the ultra wealthy and is now rare enough that only about two dozen are believed to survive. We dig into what made Brewster special, from its roots as an elite
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What Do Old Police Cruisers Teach Us About Memory | Back To The Past
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Oct. 20, 2026

What Do Old Police Cruisers Teach Us About Memory | Back To The Past

A Houston car show can feel like a parking lot full of chrome, until you hear the stories behind the cars and the community that gathers around them. We’re broadcasting from the Back To The Past car show at Cornerstone Academy in Spring Branch, where the SBISD Alumni Association turns a beautiful day into real support for local history, local schools, and the museum they operate on site. Between the rows of classics, muscle cars, and truly rare builds, you can feel how nostalgia becomes a living
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How Bailey's High Performance Makes Late-Model Dodges Faster
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Oct. 15, 2026

How Bailey's High Performance Makes Late-Model Dodges Faster

A 4,200-pound Dodge Demon shouldn’t be flirting with 180+ mph seven-second passes, but that’s exactly where Chris Bailey takes the conversation. We head northwest of Fort Worth to learn what Bailey’s Hyperformance Services actually does day to day, how a drag racing upbringing shaped his approach, and why late-model Mopar performance has become its own high-tech world of fuel injection, data, and repeatable combinations. We talk through the shop’s bread and butter builds for street-driven Dodge
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Come For The Muscle Cars And Leave With A Letter Jacket
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Oct. 13, 2026

Come For The Muscle Cars And Leave With A Letter Jacket

A closed high school doesn’t have to mean a closed book. We sit down with Frank Clam, president of the Spring Branch Alumni Foundation, to trace how a rescue mission for Spring Branch High School memorabilia turned into a living Spring Branch ISD museum inside the old library at Cornerstone Academy. With Houston growing outward and neighborhoods changing fast, we dig into why preserving school district history matters and how stories can disappear when the original buildings and the people who r
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About the Hosts

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Don Armstrong

Host

Host & Texas Radio Hall of Fame member Don Armstrong is also an airborne reporter/videographer in the ABC13 SkyEye helicopter. He also has a long association with automotive, from the dealership service department to Marketing and PR with an NHRA professional drag racing team.

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Michael Marrs

Co-host / Scheduler / Editor

Mike is the content coordinator for In Wheel Time, keeping abreast of demographics, trends, and the latest
IT resources. He has contributed articles and imagery to national automotive publications and has served multiple terms as the President of the Texas Auto Writers Association.

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Jeff Dziekan

Co-host / Features / Video

The newest member of the IWT team has worked in various positions at dealerships, helped shape speed and performance sales and marketing for a major parts chain, was a valued rep for a world-renowned tire manufacturer, and held the Regional Manager title for a national tire distributor.

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David Ainslie

Chief Engineer

A 35-year veteran of commercial radio & IT, David’s expertise is unsurpassed in the Houston area. He has designed and engineered broadcasts around the World utilizing state of the art technologies. David holds degrees in finance from U of H and Engineering from Texas A & M University.