THE AMERICAN WHEELS EVENTS RADIO HOUR

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THE AMERICAN WHEELS EVENTS RADIO HOUR

Time: July 26, 2012 from 7pm to 8pm
Location: Online at www.garage71.com
Website or Map: http://www.garage71.com
Phone: 770-883-0160
Event Type: radio-show
Organized By: Michael Thies
Latest Activity: Jul 25, 2012

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The American Wheels Events Radio Hour is hosted by Mike Thies, the founder of the national and regional Wheel Events websites. The show is a general celebration of the profession and hobbies related to the creation, restoration, display, competitions of all kinds of cars, trucks, and motorcycles.  We regularly have guest hosts and take phone calls from all around the country to discuss their events, projects, and dreams.

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Comment by Michael Thies on July 25, 2012 at 11:31am

We will be taking this week's show to introduce you to the newest motorsports show on the air waves.


The Tom Baker Show is a fast-paced, entertaining call-in style motorsports talk show focusing on unique content that features the past, present and future stars of grassroots racing. The show fills a much needed gap in media coverage that allows these racers and series to tell their stories, while providing a platform for you the advertiser to reach over 2 million potential listeners and consumers within a 75 mile radius of Charlotte in the heart of racing country.


The Tom Baker Show airs live on Tuesday nights at 8pm immediately following MRN Radio's NASCAR Live program on ESPN 730AM. The show is also simulcast on 3widelife.com, TomBakerShow.com, ESPN730Charlotte.com, and 730AM ESPN Charlotte Android Mobile App.

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