Custom Kulture Rodcast

Join us for the FULL episode with "Big Daddy Boss Man" Bob McCarty in studio! We talk about Rick Ross, high speed chases, Cadillacs, "the car that got away", and of course his festival Eville Shindig that brings folks from all over the country and beyond. This is a show you need to hear to believe! From Murpho, Kollette and Double Deuce we want to say thank you for supporting the Custom Kulture Rodcast! Keep your eyes out for a new episode release in the next couple weeks. This show is sponsored by the one and only Gennie Shifter, bad ass shifters made right here in the US.

Doc Weber and his daughter Annette join us for S4 E7! Doc is a downright legend in the kulture world. Not only is he an experienced and well established painter/artist he's an inspiration to so many of our youth getting into the custom kulture biz. He is humble and always willing to share his knowledge to anyone seeking it. His daughter Annette, a talented and gifted model, has a special bond with her Dad, and It's obvious when you listen to the show how proud he is of her. She also helps manage the family business by running it's social media channels, working with Doc at the car shows and so much more. Together, they promote and advocate woman to join the kutlure life whether it's welding, painting or design! Our very own Kollette is a big voice for woman in the industry too. It was inspiring hearing Annette tell the story of how once Kollette gave her the confidence to get up on that stage. So come hang out with Murpho, Double Deuce and Kollette for another very special show! Thank you Gennie Shifter for making the best shifters on the planet and sponsoring the Custom Kulture Rodcast.

Nick and Sonia from Gennie Shifter join us on S4 E6! We talk about how the Gennie Shifter name originated, to Nick and Sonia acquiring the company in 2020, to now selling their amazing USA made shifters GLOBALLY! To all the small business owners out there, custom kulture builders and enthusiasts you need to check this out. One highlight of the conversation that really stood out was kulture life is world wide. There are folks from every continent that share our passion in building and customizing beautiful hotrods. Nick and Sonia dig deeper into the build of their products, the care that goes into production and how Nick is ALWAYS available to take your call. Folks like this are the heart and soul of this country. From Murpho, Kollette and Double Deuce we're proud to have Gennie Shifter as our premiere sponsor of the show. Thank you!

The Rodcast crew is back at it again with S4 E5!! Keeping up with all things custom they speak with Brandon Von Elrod on what it takes to preserve our kulture history! He brings us all the way back to when he was a kid working with his brother on “any car they could get a hold of ‘’. We at Murpho’s Custom Kulture Rodcast are SUPER pumped for the this episode debut with Atomic Ranch Kustoms owner Von Elrod! Also, if you haven’t heard we have been officially sponsored by family owned and operated Gennie Shifter!! These cats build USA made shifters for all your custom rides. Absolutely beautiful quality, the original and still the BEST - Gennie Shifters!

Power couple Ian and Jamie Roussel talk about how they met at Burning Man, became inseperable and now today, operating a booming youtube channel with almost 100k subscribers and over a million views per month!! While Ian builds cars in his barn/shop, Jamie captures the story, edits down and posts amazing content for their social channels. Such an amazing team. Murpho's crew swaps stories back and forth about Texas heat to blizzards - and Deuce prefers living on an island by himself (that's a whole nother episode haha)

During this episode special guest Max Grundy talks about the magic, spirit and soul of a car. As an artist, you need to be willing to change and adapt during a build. Murpho explains how even a modest classic can look "gangster" after a chop. So true. Oh, and Kollette has an obsession with vintage camping ;) As a professional fabricator, budding car enthusiast or philosopher you definitely need to check out this episode!

Check out Season 4 Episode 2 with special guest Kentz Kustomz! We take a deep dive into Kentz journey as a fabricator, painter and so much more. From motorcyles to "slow and low" customs this episode has it all. Murpho talks about the art of car building and the hard work that goes into it. There's also a surprise appearance from our shop pup Hugo you don't wanna miss!

Skratch from Skratch’s Garage of Fort Worth, Texas joins the crew to talk all things kustom kulture, past, present, and future. Check out Skratch’s website at www.Skratchsgarage.com and follow him on social media @skratchsgarage to see his amazing kustom work!

It’s a Rodcast first! Join the crew for our very first international builder Paul Bacon of Kustom Works in the UK. Discover why you must “mock it up before you cock it up,” and the differences in the Kustom scene in the UK.

Heidi “Chooky Hand” Frucella joins the Crew to talk Kustom Touches and all things rad. Check out her desire to “Flake the World” and learn about the people who influenced her art. Is there any limit in Kustoms? Not for this wildly creative Hot Rod Shamen.

The crew is back! Join them and meet Larry Garner of Draggin’ on Dirt drag race and car show out of Monte Vista, CO. Join us to chat about the origins of the best time you can have watching cars go slow.

Wade of Kustom Kulture clothing brand Nosed and Decked joins the crew to talk about the roots of Kustom Kulture.

Join the crew as they chat with Kevin McMillan of McMillan Speed & Fab out of Oxnard, CA. Learn about how he and Murph create the love of the culture in their shops and how to survive in the new “Sheconomy.”

TJ and Alyson from Willamina Kustoms return to chat about the experience of seeing themselves in print. Find out who’s a “dusty old woman” and what is Alyson’s least favorite thing to do in the shop. Pay close attention to TJ’s call to action at the end of this one, and help the kids at Willamina High out!

Featured on the cover of Ol’ Skool Rodz 114, Chad Coleman joins the team and gives all the secrets to successful swap meets, sourcing parts, and why one of our photographers missed the opportunity to drive this rad build.

Sit a spell with the crew and Brian Mackey from Mackie’s Hot Rod Shop out of Huntington Beach, CA and listen in as they discuss everything from Bonneville Hats to print media to the next generation of Kustom Kulture. You don’t want to miss this call to action!

“What do you drive?” Join the crew to talk all the corners of the Kustom Kulture with Mario of Vigil Kustoms, out of Bakersfield, CA. Mario shares his passions with us as he discusses everything from design and art to “finishing” a custom (can you ever really get perfection?).

Meet our newest crew mate Kustom Kollette as we chat with visiting metal flake master Chad Strop from Lucky Tramp Kustoms. How many of the Murpho's family did Chad traumatize? You’ll have to listen to find out!

Featured in Ol’Skool Rodz issue 116, Frankie Klepadlo of PanAm Motorcycles in Thousand Oaks, CA joins the crew to talk about the special hotrod issue and all the challenges of completing his featured build. You don’t want to miss this story.

Join Murpho and the gang as they meet the very first Murpho’s Publishing featured builder Mike Bello of Bellos Kustoms. Hear all about “La Pachanga”, the early builder life in California and what Mike REALLY works for.