Racer Radio: Kyle Busch Legacy, NASCAR Stories & Connor Penhall Memorial Cup

You Auto Know: 2026 Subaru Trailseeker EV, Hyundai Santa Cruz & Smart Driver Tips

This episode of You Auto Know brings together honest vehicle reviews, practical driving advice, and real-world automotive conversations that every driver can appreciate. Host Dave Stall covers everything from electric SUVs and crossover trucks to roadside safety and long-term vehicle ownership tips in another informative and easygoing episode. Dave kicks things off with a hands-on review of the 2026 Subaru Trailseeker, Subaru’s newest all-electric SUV. He breaks down the dual-motor performance, charging setup, interior comfort, cargo space, and off-road capability while sharing honest impressions about what works well — and a few features he’d personally improve. Dave especially praises the smooth acceleration, practicality, and everyday comfort of the Trailseeker, showing how Subaru is approaching the growing EV market. In This Episode: * Full review of the 2026 Subaru Trailseeker EV * Subaru’s approach to electric SUV performance and practicality * EV ownership trends and fuel price discussions * Emergency roadside kits and vehicle safety essentials * Fuel pump maintenance and preventative vehicle care * Advice for young and first-time drivers * Review of the Hyundai Santa Cruz and its real-world versatility The conversation continues as Dave chats with automotive journalist Kristen about changing automotive trends across the country, including increasing EV interest in Texas, rising maintenance costs, and fluctuating fuel prices. The discussion turns especially practical as the crew shares advice about roadside preparedness, emergency supplies, and the basic items every driver should keep in their vehicle. Later in the episode, Brian Armstead reviews the Hyundai Santa Cruz, explaining why the compact pickup continues gaining popularity among drivers who want utility without stepping into a full-size truck. Brian highlights the Santa Cruz’s versatility, pricing, fuel economy, and everyday usability for commuters, families, and weekend adventurers alike. As always, Dave blends straightforward vehicle reviews with practical ownership advice, industry trends, and relatable conversations that make the show feel less like a sales pitch and more like hanging out with fellow gearheads in the garage. Whether you’re interested in EVs, compact trucks, automotive trends, or simply learning how to become a smarter vehicle owner, this episode delivers useful insight with Dave Stall’s signature no-nonsense style. Watch & Listen * YouTube: @MrDaveStall * Website: davestall.com YOU AUTO KNOW 05/24/26

Bass Seekers Radio: Youth Bass Fishing, Tournament Success & Fishing Wisdom with Rich White

This episode of Bass Seekers Radio delivers a perfect mix of fishing stories, youth mentorship, bass fishing strategy, and nonstop laughs. Hosts Dave Stall, Scott Mayers, and Sonny Trent dive into everything from Hawaiian fishing adventures to the growing future of competitive youth bass fishing in Southern California. Even while vacationing in Hawaii, Sonny Trent checks in with stories about packing travel rods, tackle, and fishing gear in hopes of landing trevally and peacock bass — proving once again that true anglers never really stop fishing. The crew is joined by Sean Howarder and veteran fisherman Rich White for a conversation centered around youth fishing, mentorship, and the future of the sport. In This Episode: * Youth bass fishing programs and tournament competition * The success of the SoCal Junior Bass Anglers * Fishing lessons that build patience and discipline * Stories from tournament bass fishing and lure experimentation * The growing opportunities for fishing scholarships * Southern California fishing culture and community support * Tips for introducing kids to fishing and outdoor recreation One major highlight of the episode is the discussion about the SoCal Junior Bass Anglers winning a national championship in Oklahoma against nearly 400 teams — a huge accomplishment that showcases the talent and dedication of these young anglers. Rich White also shares decades of fishing knowledge, including stories about homemade lures, unusual bait colors, and how experimentation often leads to success on the water. The conversation repeatedly returns to the idea that fishing teaches far more than just catching fish — it builds confidence, accountability, patience, and a positive mental attitude that carries into everyday life. The episode also features discussions about local fishing businesses like East County Bait and Tackle and TunaVille Market and Grocery, along with the importance of volunteers and community support for youth fishing programs. And of course, no Bass Seekers Radio episode would be complete without humor. Between Mai Tai jokes and the now legendary phrase “The tug is the drug,” the show captures the fun, passion, and camaraderie that make fishing communities so special. Whether you're a tournament bass angler, weekend fisherman, or someone who simply appreciates outdoor culture and mentorship, this episode is packed with heart, humor, and practical fishing wisdom. Watch & Listen * YouTube: @MrDaveStall * Website: davestall.com [http://davestall.com] BASS SEEKERS RADIO 05/24/26

Still Talkin’ Radio: San Diego Shooting Discussion, Public Safety & Community Concerns

This episode of Still Talkin’ Radio tackles one of San Diego’s most tragic and difficult recent stories as hosts Jared Basso and Dave Stall are joined by investigative commentator Amy Reichert to discuss the deadly shooting at a local Islamic Center that left three people dead. The conversation examines the timeline of events, questions surrounding police staffing shortages, and the disturbing details reportedly connected to a lengthy manifesto tied to the suspects. Throughout the episode, the hosts discuss broader concerns involving online radicalization, mental health struggles, social isolation, and the warning signs that communities and families often struggle to recognize before tragedies occur. In This Episode: Discussion surrounding the San Diego Islamic Center shooting Questions involving police staffing and public safety Online radicalization and extremist ideology concerns Mental health and social isolation discussions Community reactions and media coverage analysis Historical reflections on major San Diego tragedies Conversations about prevention and public awareness One of the episode’s most emotional moments comes when Amy Reichert reveals she had previously communicated with one of the suspect’s mothers nearly a year before the incident. That personal connection leads to a broader discussion about identity struggles, family concerns, and the challenges communities face when trying to recognize individuals in crisis before violence occurs. The hosts also discuss how public safety policies, police staffing levels, and media narratives continue to shape conversations surrounding violent incidents and community trust. While opinions remain candid and unfiltered, the discussion repeatedly returns to the importance of prevention, awareness, and understanding the factors that can contribute to acts of violence. Later in the episode, Dave and Jared briefly reflect on past tragedies in San Diego history, including the San Ysidro McDonald's massacre, while also thanking longtime supporters and sponsors who continue supporting local radio and community conversation. As always, Still Talkin’ Radio blends serious current-event discussions with direct, unscripted conversation and local perspective that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish. Watch & Listen YouTube: @MrDaveStall Website: davestall.com [http://davestall.com] STILL TALKIN RADIO 05/24/26

Racer Radio: Kyle Busch Legacy, NASCAR Stories & Connor Penhall Memorial Cup

This week on Racer Radio, hosts Dave Stall and Brittany Sandoval spotlight one of NASCAR’s most recognizable and influential drivers — Kyle Busch. The episode features an in-depth discussion surrounding Busch’s career, his impact on motorsports, and the legacy he continues to build both on and off the racetrack. The show includes highlights and commentary connected to remarks from Steve O'Donnell, reflecting on Busch’s fierce competitiveness, larger-than-life personality, mentorship of younger drivers, and charitable efforts through the Bundle of Joy Fund. Dave and Brittany discuss why Busch remains one of the most polarizing, respected, and memorable figures in modern NASCAR history. In This Episode: Reflections on Kyle Busch’s NASCAR career and influence Stories from inside the NASCAR community Driver mentorship and racing culture The impact of the Bundle of Joy Foundation Discussion about NASCAR’s evolving future Preview of the Connor Penhall Memorial Cup Speedway racing history and community support Later in the episode, Dave welcomes Kelly Inman to discuss the upcoming 10th Annual Connor Penhall Memorial Cup at Industry Hills Expo Center. The event honors Connor Penhall, son of Speedway legend Bruce Penhall, whose life was tragically lost in 2012 due to a drunk-driving incident. Kelly explains how the event not only celebrates Speedway racing but also raises awareness about drunk driving prevention and highway worker safety. The conversation highlights the strong sense of family and support within the racing community and the people working behind the scenes to keep grassroots motorsports thriving. Throughout the episode, Dave and Brittany balance heartfelt motorsports stories with appreciation for the racers, crews, families, and fans who continue shaping racing culture across Southern California and beyond. Whether you're a longtime NASCAR fan, Speedway racing supporter, or simply someone who appreciates powerful stories from the racing world, this episode delivers passion, perspective, and genuine respect for the motorsports community. Watch & Listen YouTube: @MrDaveStall Website: davestall.com [http://davestall.com] RACER RADIO 05/24/26

Vee Parts Radio: Classic Volkswagen Culture, VW Buses & San Diego Car Community

This episode of Vee Parts Radio is a celebration of classic Volkswagen culture, Southern California car communities, and the people working to keep automotive passion alive for future generations. Host Dave Stall sits down with Mario Peña and special guest Monica Moreno for a fun and heartfelt conversation covering everything from vintage VW buses to the future of the San Diego Automotive Museum. Mario shares the history behind the San Diego Air-Cooled VW Club, which began in Tijuana before growing into a thriving Volkswagen community throughout Southern California. From weekly meetups and cruise nights to major regional events, the club continues to bring together enthusiasts who simply love driving and preserving classic Volkswagens. In This Episode: * The history of the San Diego Air-Cooled VW Club * Classic Volkswagen buses, Beetles, and air-cooled builds * Upcoming Southern California and Baja car events * The growing role of the San Diego Automotive Museum * Future exhibit ideas featuring classic Volkswagens * Community outreach and automotive culture preservation * Stories every longtime car enthusiast can relate to One especially relatable moment comes when Mario talks about selling a rare right-hand-drive Volkswagen bus — a decision that still clearly stings years later. Dave and the crew laugh about how every true gearhead has at least one former project car they wish they had never let go. The conversation also highlights how the San Diego Automotive Museum continues expanding beyond traditional exhibits, creating community-focused events and educational opportunities tied to automotive history, racing culture, and enthusiast communities. Monica shares updates about future exhibits, membership opportunities, and upcoming events involving Formula 1, NASCAR, hypercars, and local automotive partnerships. Listeners also get updates on upcoming events across Southern California and Baja, including cruise nights, swap meets, Volkswagen campouts, and major community gatherings that continue to strengthen the region’s car culture. Toward the end of the episode, the discussion turns toward preserving automotive history for younger generations and why supporting organizations like the museum matters more than ever as car culture continues to evolve. Whether you're a lifelong Volkswagen enthusiast, classic car owner, or simply someone who enjoys the stories and friendships that grow around automotive communities, this episode delivers humor, nostalgia, and genuine passion from start to finish. Watch & Listen * YouTube: @MrDaveStall * Website: davestall.com [http://davestall.com] Vee Parts Radio 05.17.26